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This degree prepares students to succeed in healthcare support and administrative roles, whether in hospitals, private practices, pharmaceutical or research organizations, insurance companies, non-profits, or government agencies.
Prepare for careers in fields with upward mobility like administrative support, patient representation, and records and office specialists.
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This nonclinical healthcare degree equips you to work as part of a high-functioning medical team, using insights from workforce and industry leaders to develop a wide array of skills that can help improve patient care, satisfaction, and outcomes.
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Advising people on technical problems and solutions. Communicating health and safety information.
Focus on the strategies and methods healthcare organizations use to improve processes, delivery, and outcomes
Explore ways in which healthcare data can be used to improve patient outcomes and safeguard public health
Use a variety of sources—including scholarly materials and personal interviews—to obtain information on healthcare topics and use these research findings to write articles or other pieces
Learn medical and biological concepts and terminology needed by nonclinical staff working in a healthcare setting
Demonstrate strategic uses of social media for a variety of purposes, such as advertising, marketing, and public relations
Use creative problem-solving techniques together with algebra, geometry, and statistics to address real-world challenges
Focus on the key phases of the marketing process: pre-marketing analysis and research, creation of a marketing plan, and development of a marketing brief
Improve the ability to communicate effectively in a variety of professional settings by analyzing how culture shapes interpersonal relations and first-person perspectives
Focus on both the content knowledge and active participation needed for meaningful community and civic engagement, both globally and in the US
From tutoring to time management. Your dedicated coach will help you achieve your goals.
Expert support to help you access financial aid — plus financing options you’ll only find at Future Forward.
Join a community of learners at Future Forward. Build relationships with other students in your neighborhood.
Access our comfortable coworking spaces for you to get work done. Laptop, software, tech support...We’ve got you.
Our program works around your schedule, whether you want to take your time or finish as soon as possible,
Access hands-on career coaching and resources to help you find and get the job you want.
To apply to one of SNHU’s degree programs, students must have a GED or high school diploma.
Students can apply for Financial Aid here.
Pell Grant maximum is currently $7,395. If you receive the full Pell grant award, your tuition can be less than $950 per term before scholarships.
How much is tuition? $3,400 per term without financial aid and scholarships. Most students are eligible for federal financial aid. Financial aid covers more than half of tuition for the average student.
Each institution has its own rules about credit transferability, and so we can't 100% guarantee that the credits you earn in the program will transfer fully to a future institution of your choice.
