College of Arts & Sciences

Admissions

The Seton Hall University MHA program is a participant in the American College of Healthcare Executives Higher Education Network. We are currently accepting applications for Fall 2012 and Spring 2013.

How Do I Apply?
To apply to the Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) Program:


Application documentation includes:

  • An official sealed transcript from each college and/or university attended
  • A personal statement:  In a 750-1000 word essay, please explain how your personal, professional and academic background influenced your decision to pursue your chosen career?  How and why will the pursuit of graduate education through the Master of Healthcare Administration program at Seton Hall University assist you in achieving your professional goals?
  • Three letters of recommendation from academic or  professional references mailed directly to the Office of Graduate Admissions at Seton Hall University
  • A current resume

When Will You Make a Decision on My Application?
Completed applications are generally processed for admissions consideration within 2-3 weeks.

International students must submit all of the above as well as:
  • An evaluation of academic credentials from the World Education Services (www.wes.org or info@wes.org)
  • Official TOEFL test score
  • Request for Certificate of Eligibility (Form I-20 AB)
  • Declaration and Certificate of Finances

You may also visit our campus to learn more about the program.

Financial Aid Information

Click here for a summary of the loan options and graduate assistant-ships that are available for graduate students.

G.I. Bill Yellow Ribbon Program
Eligible veterans and active duty military personnel will receive a considerable contribution toward their tuition from the Veterans Administration and Seton Hall University. To learn more about this program and the eligibility requirements go to the GI Bill Website or contact Garland Foster, a financial aid representative, at garland.foster@shu.edu or (973) 275-2597.

Director of Graduate Studies
Ann M. Hewitt, Ph.D.

(973) 761-9510
anne.hewitt@shu.edu