Master of Health Administration (MHA)

MHA Tuition and Fees

COST	FALL	SPRING	SUMMER	FALL	SPRING
Tuition ($2,539/unit)	$35,546	$30,468	$10,156	$25,390	$20,312
PPD Lab Fee (PPD 509)	$250	$0	$0	$0	$0
New Student Fee	$55	$0	$0	$0	$0
Programming Fee	$40	$40	$0	$40	$40
Norman Topping Fee	$11	$11	$0	$11	$11
USC Health Center Fee	$720	$720	$312	$720	$720
USC Transportation Services Fee	$151	$151	$0	$151	$151
Total	$36,773	$31,390	$10,468	$26,312	$21,234

Understanding the Table

MHA students typically take more units in Year One because of the residency requirement in Year Two.
The table above provides a breakdown of tuition and fees for a student who enrolls full-time in the MHA program’s two-year course sequencing based on rates for the 2026-2027 academic year. Actual costs may vary if registered in more or less units each semester. Tuition and fees are subject to change for future years.
Additionally, students who register in courses in other schools including but not limited to the Gould School of Law, Viterbi School of Engineering, School of Cinematic Arts, or Marshall School of Business may be charged higher tuition rates than presented in this table and are advised to visit the USC Schedule of Classes for current tuition rates to plan accordingly.
The table does not include health insurance nor tuition refund insurance costs.
For an estimated breakdown for indirect costs such as housing, visit the USC Financial Aid Office website.

General Information

Students are encouraged to explore our Funding Your Education page for information on graduate financial aid and scholarships that may help cover costs.
If you need assistance with your VA education benefits or certification, please contact the USC Veterans Certification Office. The Price School also provides matching Yellow Ribbon awards for eligible students.
If you need assistance with documents related to employer-sponsored programs, please contact USC Agency Billing at 213-740-0427 | [email protected].
If you have questions regarding the USC Tuition Assistance Benefit (TAB) program, please contact USC Human Resources at [email protected].

Enrollment Status

The USC Catalogue defines full-time enrollment as 8 units for master’s level and graduate certificate students and 6 units for doctoral level students.
While students must be enrolled at least half-time to be eligible for federal student loans, the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), H.R. 1, 119th Congress, signed into law on July 4, 2025, requires that federal loan eligibility be prorated for students enrolled less than full-time based on university standards. As a result, students attending less than full-time may be eligible for reduced federal student loan amounts based on their enrollment level. Learn more here.

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