A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- Healthcare Management
- Catalog edition
- 0192
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- Description
- The Bachelor of Science in Healthcare Management degree provides students with the foundational knowledge and skills to achieve entry-level employment in the administrative services in the healthcare industry. The foundation of management theory and business skills allow students to apply innovative and analytical approaches to making decisions in a healthcare services environment.
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 481720
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_481720_ceba375c_1
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Area I General Education Requirements: 48 Credits
11 items
- ITS 1000ITS1000Not resolved to a course
- UVC 1000UVC1000Not resolved to a course
- ENG 1100ENG1100Not resolved to a course
- ENG 1200ENG1200Not resolved to a course
- COM 2006COM2006Not resolved to a course
- SPC 1026SPC1026Not resolved to a course
- MAT 1001MAT1001Not resolved to a course
- MAT 1005MAT1005Not resolved to a course
- MAT 2058MAT2058Not resolved to a course
- BIO 1020BIO1020Not resolved to a course
- CHM 1010CHM1010Not resolved to a course
Arts and Humanities Electives
17 items
- ENG 2002ENG2002Not resolved to a course
- ENG 2003ENG2003Not resolved to a course
- ENG 2011ENG2011Not resolved to a course
- ENG 2020ENG2020Not resolved to a course
- HIS 1101HIS1101Not resolved to a course
- HIS 1102HIS1102Not resolved to a course
- HUM 1001HUM1001Not resolved to a course
- HUM 1002HUM1002Not resolved to a course
- HUM 1003HUM1003Not resolved to a course
- HUM 1200HUM1200Not resolved to a course
- HUM 2101HUM2101Not resolved to a course
- HUM 2102HUM2102Not resolved to a course
- PHI 1001PHI1001Not resolved to a course
- PHI 2301PHI2301Not resolved to a course
- REL 1001REL1001Not resolved to a course
- ECO 2071ECO2071Not resolved to a course
- ECO 2072ECO2072Not resolved to a course
Area II Foundation Requirements: 36 Credits
12 items
- ACC 1001ACC1001Not resolved to a course
- ACC 1001ACC1001 is the first accounting course of a three-course sequence focusing on how stakeholders rely upon accounting information to assist them in their decision-making activities. This course introduces accounting as the "language of business" the tool used to communicate the effects of an organization's business activities on its income, financial position, and cash flows. The course provides an overview of the financial accounting system, including the role of accounting in business; the format, content, and use of financial statements; the impact of transactions on the financial statements; and the regulatory environment of accountingNot resolved to a course
- ACC 1002ACC1002Not resolved to a course
- ACC 1002ACC1002 is the second accounting course in a three-course sequence examining how stakeholders use accounting information to support decision-making activities. It continues the study of the financial accounting system, including the time value of money and the impact of financing, investing, and operating activities on a firm's earnings, financial position, and cash flows. The course also introduces managerial accounting systems as essential tools for managerial decision-making and presents various cost concepts, emphasizing that different costs serve different purposesNot resolved to a course
- ACC 1003ACC1003Not resolved to a course
- ACC 1003ACC1003 is the third accounting course in a three-course sequence examining the use of accounting information to support decision-making activities. It continues the study of managerial accounting, with an emphasis on product costing through traditional and activity-based approaches, the application of cost-based information in decision-making, the use of budgeting to achieve organizational objectives, traditional and contemporary performance management methods for responsibility centers, and capital budgetingNot resolved to a course
- AHS 1001AHS1001Not resolved to a course
- BUS 1101BUS1101Not resolved to a course
- BUS 2023BUS2023Not resolved to a course
- HCM 1201HCM1201Not resolved to a course
- HCM 2004HCM2004Not resolved to a course
- MGT 2037MGT2037Not resolved to a course
Core
14 items
- HCM 2005HCM2005Not resolved to a course
- HCM 3002HCM3002Not resolved to a course
- HCM 3004HCM3004Not resolved to a course
- HCM 3005HCM3005Not resolved to a course
- HCM 3006HCM3006Not resolved to a course
- HCM 3008HCM3008Not resolved to a course
- HCM 3010HCM3010Not resolved to a course
- HCM 3020HCM3020Not resolved to a course
- HCM 3046HCM3046Not resolved to a course
- HCM 4002HCM4002Not resolved to a course
- HCM 4005HCM4005Not resolved to a course
- HCM 4007HCM4007Not resolved to a course
- HCM 4012HCM4012Not resolved to a course
- HCM 4025HCM4025Not resolved to a course
Suggested Electives:
10 items
- BUS 1038BUS1038Not resolved to a course
- BUS 3001BUS3001Not resolved to a course
- BUS 3059BUS3059Not resolved to a course
- HCM 3030HCM3030Not resolved to a course
- ITS 1101ITS1101Not resolved to a course
- ITS 1103ITS1103Not resolved to a course
- MGT 3002MGT3002Not resolved to a course
- MGT 3035MGT3035Not resolved to a course
- MGT 3045MGT3045Not resolved to a course
- MGT 3102MGT3102Not resolved to a course
Source. South University-High Point, catalog 0192 — https://catalog.southuniversity.edu/healthcare-management/bachelor-of-science-bs/healthcare-management. Captured page pages/0192.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.