Hello all,

I was wondering if their are any good, cheap, DETC accredited Doctorates in Health Care Administration or DBA in Health Care Administration or even Public Health with a Health Care Administration bent? Programs should be about 60 credits.

I was also wondering if anyone has attended Columbia Southern University. Do they give much credit based on life experience and previously gained regionally accredited credits and Christan degrees?
Do you also like the school?

Thank you,

543L

www.detc.org
browse their listing.

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B.A London Institute of Applied Research
B.Sc Millard Fillmore
M.A International Institute for Advanced Studies
Ph.D London Institute of Applied Research
Ph.D Millard Fillmore

I have not seen a DETC DBA program that has concentrations in the areas that you mentioned, but you could try petitioning the university to see if they will allow you to create a concentration. The only way to find out about Columbia Southern is to contact them to see what their policies are in terms of transferring courses.

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http://www.mubip.org.ua/index_00.php

They have inexpensive DBA program

You can request to have your research and doctoral thesis in the field of healthcare management etc.

The instruction is in Ukrainian, RUssian and English.

I want to backtrack my earlier post, CalUniversity has an online DETC accredited DBA program that has a concentration in Healthcare Management and Leadership:
http://www.caluniversity.edu/doctora...eadership.html

It will cost you $13,200:
http://www.caluniversity.edu/tuition...gram-fees.html

Have you considered possibly an MBA in Healthcare Management? This would be considerably cheaper and easier to find.

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Ed.D Should complete in 2011

M.S. , M.Ed. ,
Director of Online Faculty Training and Management, Online Adjunct, Online Instructional Technologist, and Course Designer

I have not seen a DETC DBA program that has concentrations in the areas that you mentioned, but you could try petitioning the university to see if they will allow you to create a concentration. The only way to find out about Columbia Southern is to contact them to see what their policies are in terms of transferring courses.

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