Healthcare Management Requirements

Lakeland College's Healthcare Management Major provides a management emphasis for students who come to Lakeland College having already completed an associate of arts (A.A.) degree in a healthcare related field at a two-year college or technical school. The Healthcare Management major is designed to serve the multi-faceted array of providers across the continuum of healthcare services. The core classes encompass an extensive knowledge base driven through case analysis, critical thinking, and intensive writing to navigate successfully an ever-changing environment in the healthcare industry.

Application requirements:

  1. A completed Associate Degree in an approved healthcare-related field
  2. Application for Admission along with a $35.00 non-refundable application fee
  3. An official high school transcript
  4. Official transcripts from all post-secondary colleges or universities (2.0 GPA or above is required for previous college work)

Admission decisions are made on applications once they are complete.

Required Coursework (42 Lakeland College Credits)

An associate degree in an approved healthcare-related field is required of all candidates in addition to completion of a total of 42 credits, 36 required and 6 elective, as noted below. All courses listed are 3 credits.

Two additional courses (6 semester hours) from the following:

General Studies (36 semester hours)

Basic Skills   MAT 130 Intermediate Algebra
Rhetorical Development   GEN 110 Expository Writing
    GEN 112 Persuasive Writing
Quantitative Analysis   MAT 220 Probability and Statistics
(Prerequisite: MAT 130)
  or MAT 250 Discrete Math
(Prerequisite: MAT 130)
Scientific Experience   GEN 183 Natural Science
Artistic Experience   ART 263 Art History I
  or ART 264 Art History II
  or MUS 120 Music History & Appreciation
American Studies   CRJ 140 Intro. to Criminal Justice
  or ENG 220 Intro. to American Literature
  or POL 221 American Government I
  or POL 222 American Government II
Cross-Cultural Studies   HIS 102 World History II
Societal Studies   ECN 220 Principles of Macroeconomics
  or PSY 200 General Psychology
  or SOC 100 Intro to Sociology
Religious Studies   REL 132 Religion in America
  or REL 232 Eastern Religious Traditions
  or REL 233 Western Religious Traditions
Interdisciplinary Studies   GEN 130 CORE I: Knowing the Self
(freshman level)
    GEN 3XX CORE II: Exploring the Human Condition
(junior level)
    GEN 4XX CORE III: Shaping the Future
(senior level)