The undergraduate Health Administration Program prepares students for entry-level management positions in a variety of public and private health services organizations, such as hospitals, group practices, long-term care organizations, non-profit organizations, and health centers. Individuals interested in senior and executive leaderships position in health administration will need a master's degree.This major requires a separate application and admission process apart from being admitted to the University. While students may be admitted to the university as a ''Health Administration Intent'' student, admission to the Health Administration Program is not guaranteed.Students who pursue the undergraduate health administration program will be exposed to topics essential for their success as managers. These include (but are not limited to) an overview of the healthcare system, accounting, finance, legal issues and health care regulation, health care reform, human resource management, research methods, and internships. The underlying principles of the Health Administration Program are an emphasis on cultural competency, teamwork, effective communication, and a commitment to healthcare for low-income and underserved individuals