Degrees
Bachelors
University of Phoenix – Bachelors
University Of Phoenix
Program Overview
University of Phoenix offers a powerful combination of career-relevant education, personal support and flexible, on-demand learning opportunities for working adults — all with fixed, affordable tuition and options to save time and money on your degree. We’ll meet you at any point in your career, ignite the flame of confidence in your own abilities and walk with you not only toward graduation but also into your career.
Our convenient classes, offered online, make going back to school a real option for working adults. Access your class online, study on your own schedule and earn your degree.
Program Highlights
Delivery Type
- 100% Online*
States
- State exclusions vary by program. Please consult your University of Phoenix Academic Advisor for more information.
Registration
- Start dates available every month.
Length of Term
- 5-week class format
Course Enrollment
- You can complete two courses per quarter with no out-of-pocket cost. You can choose to move at a faster rate and take more courses, but there will be costs that are your responsibility with that choice.
Program Details
Affordability
Cost
- University of Phoenix has collaborated with BHMT to offer you a discounted tuition rate:
- Traditional Term-Based – $398/credit hour
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- Undergraduate courses – BHMT recipients may take as many courses as they can subject to course availability and Contractor’s policy for a total tuition cap of $5,250 per calendar year. Once the tuition cap is met there are no additional tuition charges for the remainder of the calendar year.
- BHMT will pay a maximum of $5250 (combined KP Tuition Reimbursement funding and BHMT funding) per calendar year (January through December) directly to University of Phoenix on your behalf. BHMT will recover your KP tuition reimbursement eligible expenses to the maximum available.
- Residents of California may be responsible for the Student Tuition Recovery Fund (STRF) if this charge exceeds the annual $5,250 tuition cap. The STRF is a fund administered by the California Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education that relieves or mitigates economic loss suffered by a student while enrolled in a qualifying institution. The STRF assessment rate is two dollars and fifty cents ($2.50) per one thousand dollars ($1,000) of institutional charges.
*Excludes practicum and internship requirements.
BHMT Program Requirements
6 Month Check-in
- Complete a check-in twice a year to share your academic experience and to explore support resources BHMT has to offer.
Successful Course Completion
- For continued success in BHMT programs you need to receive a passing grade of C or better for each course you complete. This ensures you comply with the BHMT Academic Suspension policy you agreed to as part of the BHMT Student Agreement. For more information about the suspension process, refer to the BHMT Student Agreement.
BHMT Student Agreement
- This program and participation is governed by the terms of the BHMT Student Agreement. Please take a few moments to familiarize yourself with the student agreement; by registering and participating in this program you are agreeing to comply with it.