University of Phoenix - Undergraduate Certificate
Operations Management Certificate
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The Operations Management certificate provides you with a strategic approach to managing the performance of business planning, global sourcing and procurement, production, and logistical activities within an organization. Evaluate quality management approaches within business operations, implement project management best practices, and identify sourcing opportunities and logistical improvements that can enhance organizational efficiency.
Delivery Type
- Online
States
- All States
Registration Periods
- Choose from a wide range of program start dates beginning every 5-6 weeks. Select programs may have different start dates and registration deadlines. For more information connect with our enrollment representatives.
Length of Term
- Courses run every 5-6 weeks.
Course Enrollment Maximum
- You can enroll in one course per term.
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.
Admission Requirements
You must be a BHMT-eligible participant.
A completed application. Each program at University of Phoenix has admission requirements specific to that program.
Visit www.phoenix.edu/benhudnall and click on Admissions for full list of requirements.
Computer Requirements
A reliable computer, up-to-date software, and an Internet connection
Laptop Lending
BHMT has a Laptop Lending program for those in need of a (Chromebook) computer. Before applying please make sure Chromebooks are compatible with your school and program. For more information about technical support please contact the University of Phoenix technical support page: phoenix.edu/student-resources/computer-requirements.html
Choose the Register button.
Enter your NUID to confirm your eligibility.
Read and approve the BHMT Beneficiary Agreement.
Once you are on the University of Phoenix site, choose Request Info to connect with an enrollment representative for support through the enrollment process OR choose Apply Now to begin your application.
Required textbook costs are billed directly to BHMT and come from your $5250 funds. Some programs or courses may have additional textbook requirements that are out-of-pocket costs. Please work with your school advisor on your program’s textbook purchasing program. NOTE: For Rocky Mountain University required textbooks are purchased out of pocket with reimbursement by BHMT. Please work with your Academic Success Coach on the reimbursement process.
A maximum of $5250 per calendar year will be paid directly to your chosen partner school from BHMT on your behalf. BHMT will recover your KP tuition reimbursement eligible expenses throughout the year as payments are made. Should you not have sufficient KP Tuition Reimbursement funds to cover the $5250 calendar year maximum, BHMT will bear the expense. Please work with your Academic Success Coach and your chosen partner school to see if you are responsible for any costs that exceed $5250 per calendar year.
BHMT participants are responsible for making sure course(s) will transfer to their chosen institution. Contact a representative from the school you wish to transfer the credits to see if they will accept a course prior to enrolling.
"If you need to withdraw from a class outside of the add/drop window, you will need to meet with your school’s representative to officially withdraw from the course. By withdrawing from the course, you will receive a grade of “W” on your transcript and BHMT is still financially responsible to pay for the class. Per BHMT’s student agreement, a grade of “W” will result in a BHMT academic suspension. You will be notified via email regarding your next steps. Also, feel free to reach out to your Academic Success Coach for support.
Per BHMT’s student agreement, a grade of “W”, “I”, or below a “C” will result in a BHMT academic suspension. Failing to earn any grade your program requires for passing is considered an unsuccessful grade and will result in a BHMT academic suspension. You will be notified via email regarding your next steps, which include working with an Academic Success Coach to complete a plan for the suspension to be released. Depending on the number of suspensions you have received, your wait time to resume classes in your degree will vary.
"If you need to withdraw from a class outside of the add/drop window, you will need to meet with your school’s representative to officially withdraw from the course. By withdrawing from the course, you will receive a grade of “W” on your transcript and BHMT is still financially responsible to pay for the class. Per BHMT’s student agreement, a grade of “W” will result in a BHMT academic suspension. You will be notified via email regarding your next steps. Also, feel free to reach out to your Academic Success Coach for support.
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