Admission Requirements
- An A.A. or A.S. degree from a regionally accredited community college.
- Recommended GPA 2.5 or higher
Health Administration
Program Overview
The Health Administration program prepares students for leadership and management careers in the rapidly growing healthcare industry. Offered through Rutgers University–New Brunswick and the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy, the program provides a strong foundation in health care management, operations, finance, marketing, and organizational leadership. Students develop the skills needed to support health care systems, improve patient services, and manage the business operations of health care organizations.
The program allows students to complete their bachelor’s degree close to home through flexible in-person and online course options. Graduates are prepared for careers in hospitals, medical offices, insurance organizations, long-term care facilities, pharmaceutical companies, and other health-related settings.
Transfer requirements vary by partner community college. Review the transfer guidelines for your location below for specific requirements and recommended courses.
Partner Locations Offering this Degree
Atlantic Cape Community College
Find everything you need to know about the program, including course format and prerequisites, plus location-specific requirements that vary by partner campus.
Brookdale Community College
Find everything you need to know about the program, including course format and prerequisites, plus location-specific requirements that vary by partner campus.
Camden County College
Mercer County Community College
Additional Information
Transferring Credits
- Up to 60 credits accepted from NJ county colleges
- Up to 90 credits may be accepted from a 4-year institution
Visit the NJ Transfer website for more information.
Where This Degree Can Take You
Students with a degree in Health Administration are prepared for leadership and management roles across a wide range of healthcare settings, including hospitals, insurance organizations, and healthcare systems.
Healthcare Administrator
Oversee daily operations in healthcare facilities, manage staff and budgets, and help ensure efficient delivery of patient care services.
Health Services Manager
Plan, direct, and manage health services in clinics, physician offices, or healthcare organizations to ensure quality and compliance.
Hospital Operations Manager
Coordinate departments within hospitals to improve workflow, support clinical teams, and enhance overall patient care experiences.
Insurance Claims Manager
Work within health insurance organizations to oversee claims processing, policy compliance, and customer service operations.
Ready to Take the Next Step?
You don’t have to navigate the transfer process alone. Rutgers on-site advisors and community college staff work together to help you understand your options, plan your path and prepare for your transition to a Rutgers degree program.