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The Master of Science in Health Care Administration for the On-campus Program requires a total of 52 credit hours. These hours consist of 46 credit hours of classroom coursework that typically takes four semesters or 16 months to complete. Once on-campus study is concluded, students are required to complete six credit hours of an Administrative Residency. The Administrative Residency is for 12 months and includes a stipend. A faculty advisor is assigned to each resident.

The graduate curriculum provides a core body of knowledge about managing health care systems and organizations, beginning with descriptive and analytical courses. The curriculum focuses on the application and integration of acquired knowledge throughout the didactic portion of the program.

Trinity University continually provides students with the intellectual and practical know-how to become effective health care leaders. Prominent guest speakers regularly visit the campus, and students tour local health care facilities during the first two semesters. Naturally the Administrative Residency is also an important part of this experience.

Class size in the On-campus Program is limited to 30 students each year. The small class size maintains the tradition of personable interchanges between faculty and students. Students also develop strong ties with classmates that form the foundation for professional relationships in the future.