SEATTLE, Feb. 8, 2016 /PRNewswire/ — SuperScholar, an independent college search and rankings website, has published a Smart Choice ranking of the 50 Best Online Bachelor of Health Care Administration Programs: http://superscholar.org/rankings/best-online-bachelors-in-health-care-administration-2016/.
Brigham Young University-Idaho, College of Agriculture and Life Sciences in Rexburg, ID leads the Smart Choice ranking, which evaluated and ranked schools based on publicly available information on accreditation, market reputation, flexibility, student satisfaction, accessibility, and affordability. Peirce College in Woodland Hills, CA, and Western Kentucky University, College of Health and Human Services in Bowling Green, KY came in second and third, respectively.
Other universities making the list include (alphabetically ordered):
Ashford University, College of Health, Human Services, and Science – Clinton, Iowa
Augusta University, College of Allied Health Sciences – Augusta, Georgia
Baker College – Flint, Michigan
Belhaven University – Jackson, Mississippi
Bellevue University, College of Arts and Sciences – Bellevue, Nebraska
Cleary University – Howell, Michigan
Coastal Carolina University, College of Science – Conway, South Carolina
Colby-Sawyer College, Business Administration Department – New London, New Hampshire
Columbia College, Business Administration Department – Columbia, Missouri
Dakota State University, Department of Health Information Management – Madison, South Dakota
Dalton State College – Dalton, Georgia
Drexel University, College of Nursing and Health Professions – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
East Carolina University, College of Allied Health Sciences – Greenville, North Carolina
Ferris State University, College of Health Professions – Big Rapids, Michigan
Gardner-Webb University, Broyhill School of Management – Boiling Springs, North Carolina
George Washington University, School of Medicine and Health Sciences – Washington, District of Columbia
Granite State College – Concord, New Hampshire
Herzing University – Menomonee Falls, Wisconsin
Kaplan University, School of Health Sciences – Davenport, Iowa
Malone University, School of Business and Leadership – Canton, Ohio
Maryville University, School of Adult and Online Education – Saint Louis, Missouri
Midstate College, Department of Allied Health – Peoria, Illinois
Misericordia University, Center for Adult and Continuing Education – Dallas, Pennsylvania
Montana State University-Billings, College of Allied Health Professions – Billings, Montana
National Louis University, College of Professional Studies and Advancement – Chicago, Illinois
National University, School of Health and Human Services – San Diego, California
Nebraska Methodist College – Omaha, Nebraska
Northeastern University, College of Professional Studies – Boston, Massachusetts
Oregon Institute of Technology, College of Engineering, Technology, and Management – Klamath Falls, Oregon
Penn State World Campus – University Park, Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania College of Technology, School of Health Sciences – Williamsport, Pennsylvania
Philadelphia University – Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Reinhardt University – Waleska, Georgia
Roger Williams University, School of Continuing Studies – Bristol, Rhode Island
Saint Leo University, School of Business – Saint Leo, Florida
St. Thomas University, School of Arts and Education – Miami Gardens, Florida
Stephens College, School of Health Sciences – Columbia, Missouri
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, School of Health Professions – Lubbock, Texas
University of Alabama-Birmingham, School of Health Professions – Birmingham, Alabama
University of Cincinnati, College of Allied Health Sciences – Cincinnati, Ohio
University of Minnesota-Crookston, Math, Science, and Technology Department – Crookston, Minnesota
University of Mississippi Medical Center, School of Health Related Professions – Jackson, Mississippi
University of Northwestern Ohio, College of Health Professions – Lima, Ohio
University of Oklahoma, College of Liberal Studies – Norman, Oklahoma
University of St. Francis, College of Business and Health Administration – Joliet, Illinois
University of Toledo, College of Health Sciences – Toledo, Ohio
Weber State University, Dumke College of Health Professions – Ogden, Utah
According to Coby Cagle, editor at SuperScholar, "Individuals with a bachelor's degree in an area such as Health Care Administration/Management or Health Care Information Administration/Management are equipped to seek entry-level leadership positions in large health care organizations and mid-level leadership positions in smaller organizations." This degree can set professionals up to make an average of $92,810 annually as a health services manager. He further states, "Online degree programs offer flexibility for busy schedules, but adhere to the same rigorous standards as on-campus classes."
SuperScholar's goal is to help potential students find the right school and degree programs, and ensure that existing students get the most out of their educational experience. SuperScholar not only helps students obtain the right skills, but also the right credentials for professional growth and success.
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