Costs & Financial Aid
The Executive Master of Health Administration program is a self-sustaining, fee-based program.
Costs
Course fees are charged on a per-credit basis and are the same for Washington state residents and nonresidents. Students also pay other required fees each quarter, including registration, technology and U-PASS fees. Payment is due by the third Friday of the quarter. Costs for textbooks and other course materials are extra. Learn more about these additional fees.
The estimates below are based on 2022–2023 rates and are subject to change without notice.
| Cost per credit: | $1,025 |
| Total number of credits required: | 69 |
| Estimated total course fees: | $70,725 |
Financial Aid
Students in fee-based programs can apply for various forms of financial aid to help cover their educational costs, including federal financial aid, scholarships and loans. Because the Executive MHA program is part time, financial aid is disbursed accordingly. For more information about financial aid, visit the fee-based programs page of the Office of Student Financial Aid website. If contacting the Office of Student Financial Aid, it’s helpful to share that you’re inquiring about a fee-based program.
Fee-based students are not eligible for tuition exemptions or University grants.
See additional information on applying for federal financial aid from the Department of Health Systems and Population Health.
Scholarships
The UW MHA program offers scholarship awards to current Executive MHA students. These scholarships honor and support students who embody the program’s values of diversity, service and leadership, and who demonstrate knowledge of and ability to apply such values within the program, and the health care profession’s scope of practice. The program also offers scholarships to students in financial need. Learn more about Executive MHA Program Scholarships.
Employer Sponsorship
Your employer may offer some or all of the following benefits: tuition reimbursement; continuation of salary during program travel and projects; leave for program activities without debiting vacation time; and reimbursement for travel, lodging and other expenses incurred while attending on-campus sessions. To determine your employer's policy on education benefits, contact your human resources department.
Other Sources of Funding
The Graduate Funding Information Service assists UW graduate students in their search for funding opportunities outside the University of Washington. GFIS hosts workshops, posts funding announcements and meets one-on-one with students.