B.S. in Healthcare Management
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- B.A. in Applied General Studies
- B.A. in Humanities
- B.A. in Social Sciences
- B.S. in Digital Communications & Media
- B.S. in Healthcare Management
- Core and Major Curriculum
- Concentrations
- Nursing Home Administrator Licensure
- Faculty
- Admissions Process
- B.S. in Information Systems Management
- B.S. in Leadership and Management Studies
- B.S. in Real Estate
- A.A. in Liberal Arts
- A.A.S. in Business
- A.A.S. in Health Administration
- A.A.S. in Information Systems Management
- Academic Support
The B.S. in Healthcare Management offers a distinctive educational program for managers in healthcare facilities who are interested in career advancement or for individuals who are interested in a career in healthcare services. Through a combination of core, major, and concentration courses, students gain the comprehensive education required by professionals in health administration. In addition, internships provide students with the opportunity to explore career interests and to apply what they have learned in the classroom in a working environment. Graduates of the program are prepared for employment in for-profit and nonprofit organizations such as ambulatory care facilities, residential healthcare settings, group practices, health maintenance organizations, community health settings, government agencies, and hospitals.
Nursing Home Administrator Licensure Requirements
Students looking to fulfill the educational requirement for their nursing home administrator licensure in the State of New York can do so by completing five online courses available through McGhee's B.S. in Healthcare Management.
| Curriculum Requirements Overview | Credits |
| Liberal Arts Core Courses | 32-34 |
| Liberal Arts Electives | 16 |
| Major Courses | 56 |
| Concentration Courses | 24 |
Course Locations: Daytime classes are held at the NYU Midtown Center, evening and Saturday classes are held mainly in the Washington Square area, while others may be held at 7 East 12th Street, downtown at the Woolworth Building, and online.
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