Easily request official LAPU transcripts online. Choose electronic or mail delivery, track your order, and access secure payment processing for fast service. Ordering Transcripts Los Angeles Pacific University is committed to providing efficient and secure access to official academic transcripts for current students and alumni. We have partnered with the National Student Clearinghouse to facilitate the transcript ordering process. Ordering Procedures: Transcript Ordering Center: Transcript requests can be submitted electronically through our secure online transcript ordering center accessible twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week Transcript Selection: The transcript ordering center allows you to choose your preferred delivery method (electronic or physical mail via first-class or certified). Payment Processing: A secure payment gateway is integrated within the portal, enabling you to settle the transcript fee conveniently using a major credit card. Order Tracking: The portal provides a user-friendly interface for tracking the status of your transcript request in real-time. Transcript Delivery Options: We offer a variety of delivery options to accommodate your needs. You can choose from electronic delivery (generally the fastest option) or physical mail via First Class, Certified, International, or Express. Processing times will vary depending on the chosen delivery method. Official Transcripts: Please note that transcripts delivered electronically or by mail through this authorized service are considered official documents issued by Los Angeles Pacific University. They bear the official university seal and registrar’s signature to ensure authenticity. We encourage current students and alumni to take advantage of this convenient and secure transcript ordering system. Final grades are generally available 3-5 business days after the session ends. Degrees are conferred 2-3 weeks after the session ends. Transcript Fees Unofficial transcripts Unofficial transcripts are not accessible through Los Angeles Pacific University’s ordering service. Current and, in some cases, former students can access or print an unofficial transcript from their student portal . Payment and Fees All transcript orders require a major credit or debit card (Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or American Express) to complete the transaction. Transcript Fees Request Transcripts Apply Today The online application is free and only takes a few minutes. Get Started Get in Touch We’d love to hear from you. We’re here to help. CONTACT US

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Discover affordable tuition rates at Los Angeles Pacific University. Learn about financial aid, cost of attendance, and tuition discounts for military, alumni, and partner organizations. Get an estimate of your costs and apply today. Tuition Affordability Makes It Possible One of America’s Most Affordable Online Christian Universities We are proud to be one of the most affordable Christian universities in the nation. And that’s not by accident. We are deliberate about keeping tuition costs as low as possible. How? With no athletic department, dorms, or buildings to maintain, we’re able to focus our resources where they matter most — providing a high-quality education delivered by experts in their fields. I wanted to get my master’s degree but I didn’t want to be in debt. I heard about LAPU and how affordable it is. It was important to me because I still need to provide for my family. L.A. Pacific gave me this opportunity. I’m able to not only provide for my family but also pay for school as I go; and I’ll graduate with no debt. DANNY HERNANDEZ, M.A. IN LEADERSHIP AND ORGANIZATIONAL STUDIES Tuition Inspire a friend, co-worker, or family member to pursue their dreams by enrolling in a degree program, and get a 10% tuition discount for you AND for them. Our financial aid teams work with every student’s unique situation to make sure they have access to all sources of aid available for which they qualify. REFER SOMEONE (Source: US News and World Report) Current Tuition Rates Undergraduate Tuition 2025-2026 academic year: $535/credit Graduate Tuition 2025-2026 academic year: $680/credit All stated financial information is subject to change. *Courses with labs may require additional tuition and fees. For more details, see the LAPU Catalog. Cost of Attendance (COA) The COA is what Los Angeles Pacific University (LAPU) estimates it will cost to attend for a specific period of enrollment. Included in the cost of attendance are direct costs for tuition and fees, and indirect cost estimates for books and supplies, food and housing, transportation, personal/miscellaneous expenses and loan fees. These budgets are used to award financial aid and are updated and published annually. UNDERGRADUATE COA GRADUATE COA Course Schedules & Materials Visit the LAPU Bookstore to see upcoming Course Schedules and required course materials. See the Bookstore FAQ’s for more info. Tuition Discounts Alumni Alumni of Azusa Pacific University and Los Angeles Pacific university are eligible for a 10% tuition discount when they return for a Master’s degree at L.A. Pacific. Visit the Alumni page for more details. The Inspire Discount LAPU students who inspire family, friends, or coworkers to pursue a degree at L.A. Pacific will receive a 10% tuition discount for themselves AND for the referral. See the Inspire Discount page for more details. Military Discount A 10% tuition discount is available to active duty* and veteran military service members and their spouses. For the purposes of this tuition discount, “active duty” includes: U.S. Air Force: active duty, Air National Guard on active duty, Air Force Reserve on active duty U.S. Army: active duty, Army National Guard on active duty, Army Reserve on active duty U.S. Coast Guard: active duty, Coast Guard Reserve on active duty U.S. Marines: active duty, Marine Corps Reserve on active duty U.S. Navy: active duty, Naval Reserve on active duty * “Active” is defined as after basic training is complete. For eligibility and additional details, please see the Military information page . Partnerships LAPU partners with multiple southern California organizations to offer a 10% tuition discount to their employees and/or students. Employees and/or students from the following partners receive a 10% tuition discount: Orange County (employees) Riverside County (employees) Orange County Transit Authority (OCTA) (employees) Chaffey College (students) Azusa Unified School District (students) Charter Oak Unified School District (staff and students) REQUEST MORE INFORMATION Estimate Your Costs and Aid In as little as 3 minutes, you can get an estimate of what federal and state financial aid you may be eligible for, and find out how affordable this investment in your future can be. NET PRICE CALCULATOR Apply Today The online application is free and only takes a few minutes. Get Started Get in Touch We’d love to hear from you. We’re here to help. CONTACT US

Explore 100% online, accredited degree programs at LAPU—where faith, flexibility, and personal support come together. Connect with a Christ-centered community that’s with you every step of the way. Learn Anywhere. Connect with God Everywhere. At Los Angeles Pacific University (LAPU), you can pursue your education from anywhere while deepening your faith. We offer associate’s, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees through our 100% online programs , designed to fit your life and your calling. Why Choose LAPU? Flexible Online Learning: Study on your schedule from wherever you are—home, work, or on the go. Faith-Based Education: Grow spiritually while advancing academically. Our Christ-centered programs integrate faith into every course. Supportive Success Coaches: Our dedicated success coaches don’t just guide you through academics—they pray for you and help you navigate life’s challenges. Affordable Tuition: LAPU offers competitive tuition rates with financial aid options to make education accessible. Accredited and Respected: Join a trusted Christian university with a history of equipping students to impact their communities. Programs Designed for your Purpose. Associate’s Degrees Start your academic journey with flexible two-year programs. Bachelor’s Degrees Deepen your knowledge and prepare for your career. Master’s Degrees Advance your career with graduate programs tailored to your goals. Hear from Our Students “Attending a university that incorporates a Christian worldview into every aspect of education has helped me tremendously to do the same in other aspects of my life.” — Melissa B, B.A. Applied Psychology Take the First Step Today At LAPU, you’ll experience more than an education—you’ll find a community that supports your journey with faith and care. Ready to learn more? Fill out the form below to receive information about programs, financial aid, and how LAPU can help you achieve your goals. Join a University That’s With You Every Step of the Way At LAPU, you don’t have to choose between your education, faith, or personal commitments. You can thrive in all areas of your life.

Discover how students at LAPU integrate a Christian worldview into their lives, work, and education. Learn from faculty and student experiences on faith-driven learning. Applying a Christian Worldview The goal of LAPU’s promotion of faith, life, and learning is for students to be able to apply a Christian worldview to their life and work. In order to do that, students must be able to describe the basic characteristics of a Christian worldview and understand how it compares and contrasts with their own. WATCH Finding God in Education Cathy Garcia, LAPU BSOL student, shares how her journey to pursue more of God through education started at LAPU. LISTEN Finding God in Education Cathy Garcia, LAPU BSOL student, shares how her journey to pursue more of God through education started at LAPU. WATCH Impact on the Mental Health Field Shannon Hunt, LAPU senior lecturer, explains the impact of her Christian worldview on her work in the mental health field. LISTEN Inspired at Work Kyle Quisenberry, Support Central Specialist at LAPU, explains how his Christian worldview inspires him to be supportive and caring when explaining financial aid to students. Read Read this overview of what it means for LAPU students to learn how to apply a Christian worldview. Mark Quiroz provides this devotion to help us reflect on what it means to have faith in the workplace. Go deeper by doing this prayer exercise assembled by Success Coach Carrie Akemann. Apply Today The online application is free and only takes a few minutes. Get Started Get in Touch We’d love to hear from you. We’re here to help. CONTACT US

Explore LAPU’s academic support services, including online tutoring, library access, math preparation, and self-help resources to help students succeed. Academic Support We’re here to support you throughout your entire educational journey. Take advantage of these resources designed to support you academically. Libraries LAPU students have access to more than 140 online databases, including 46,000 electronic journals, 130,000 ebooks, a 24/7 reference service, and online tutorial guides by logging in using a username and student ID. Login to access Library Resources. Also, LAPU students who live locally to the Azusa campus may also visit any of Azusa Pacific University’s libraries (the William V. Marshburn Memorial Library, the Hugh and Hazel Darling Library, and the James L. Stamps Theological Library) to access its resources and services. 24/7 Online Tutoring & Writing Skills Support As part of LAPU’s commitment to you and your academic achievement, we’re pleased to offer free online tutoring and writing skills support with Tutor.com. Expert tutors are on hand 24/7 (except holidays) to help you with assignments, concepts, exam preparation, writing, study skills, using technology, and career help. The service covers a wide range of subjects, including multiple areas of math, science, English, writing, and business. You will work one on one with your tutor in an online classroom on your specific homework problem until it’s done. Interested? Contact your success coach to learn more about how to get started in using this service. Watch A Student Guide To See How Tutor.com Works WRITING A PAPER? TUTOR.COM CAN HELP Math Prerequisite Preparation If you need to prepare for MATH 105 Survey of College Mathematics or MATH 125 College Algebra, consider the following options: CalCampus Regionally accredited by the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement 12–14-week courses Individual courses Contact for pricing California Virtual Campus Assistance finding needed online classes from California colleges and universities Pricing varies Your local community college Local regional accreditation Possible online learning options Pricing varies Take MATH 099 Intermediate Algebra course MATH 099 is non-degree-applicable The class is 3 units and 8 weeks long Contact your success coach about course availability MATH 099 is a pass/fail course and a C- (70 percent) or better must be earned in order to place into MATH 105 Survey of College Mathematics or MATH 125 College Algebra. Other Self-Help Resources A variety of public resources are available for students seeking additional academic support. Khan Academy The Khan Academy is a not-for-profit with the goal of changing education for the better by providing a free world-class education to anyone anywhere. Noncredit Fee-based Math.com Dedicated to providing revolutionary ways for students, parents, teachers, and everyone to learn math. Services include tutoring and homework help. West Texas A&M University Virtual Math Lab Virtual electronic math lab Courses in beginning, intermediate, and college algebra Noncredit Self-paced tutoring Fee-based Apply Today The online application is free and only takes a few minutes. Get Started Get in Touch We’d love to hear from you. We’re here to help. CONTACT US

Explore Los Angeles Pacific University’s financial aid policies, including eligibility, loan requirements, SAP guidelines, refunds, and withdrawal rules. Stay informed to maximize your financial aid benefits. Financial Aid Policies Financial Agreement A student may not participate in graduation ceremonies, register for further sessions, or receive any diploma or certificate until all financial obligations have been satisfied in accordance with LAPU financial policies. Any diploma or certificate shall be withheld by the university until all such obligations are satisfied. Release of any such documents, prior to or subsequent to any default by the debtors, shall not be considered a binding precedent or modification of this policy. The university reserves the right to make any changes in institutional refund policies, fees, and expenses without notice. Financial Aid Packaging LAPU offers financial aid in the form of loans, grants, and scholarships. In order to serve the large number of students needing financial assistance, LAPU coordinates various elements of each student’s financial aid program. This packaging approach may include assistance from two or more sources of financial aid. The university’s goal is to award all applicants the maximum scholarship, grant, and loan for which they qualify, within the restrictions of federal and state guidelines and institutional policies. Keeping in Touch The university will attempt to inform students about deadlines and procedures, but the final responsibility for the timely filing of the FAFSA and related documents is the student’s. The student must notify Student Financial Services regarding changes in financial situation, marriage, loss of a job, change in class load, withdrawal from school, or change of address. In order to contact Student Financial Services, a student may email, call, or visit in person. Loan Code of Conduct As a part of the Program Participation Agreement for participating in Title IV financial aid programs, institutions are required to develop and comply with a loan code of conduct that prohibits conflicts of interest for financial aid personnel with respect to all student loans. Any LAPU employee who has responsibilities with respect to student educational loans must annually be reminded to comply with this code of conduct. The following provisions bring LAPU into compliance with the federal law [CFR 34 601.21 and HEOA 487]. 1. Neither LAPU as an institution nor any individual or financial aid employee shall enter into any revenue-sharing arrangement with any lender that makes loans to students attending the institution. 2. No financial aid employee of LAPU who has responsibilities with respect to education loans, or any of their family members, shall solicit or accept any gift from a lender, guarantor, or servicer of education loans. a. For purposes of this prohibition, the term “gift” means any gratuity, favor, discount, entertainment, hospitality, loan or other item having a monetary value of more than a nominal value. b. Gifts and favorable terms and benefits do not include a brochure, workshop or training using standard materials relating to a loan, default aversion, or financial literacy, such as a part of a training session. Entrance and exit counseling as long as the institution’s staff are in control of the counseling and the counseling do not promote the services of a specific lender. 3. An employee at LAPU who has responsibilities with respect to education loans shall not accept from any lender or affiliate of any lender any fee, payment, or other financial benefit (including the opportunity to purchase stock) as compensation for any type of consulting arrangement or other contract to provide services to a lender or on behalf of a lender relating to education loans. 4. LAPU shall not: a. assign a lender to a first-time borrower through award packaging or any other method; or b. refuse to certify or delay certification of any loan based on the borrower’s selection of a particular lender or guaranty agency. 5. LAPU shall not request or accept from any lender any offer of funds to be used for private education loans, including funds for an opportunity pool loan, to students in exchange for the institution providing concessions or promises regarding providing the lender with: a. a specific loan volume of such loans; or b. a preferred lender arrangement for such loans. c. an “opportunity pool loan” is defined as a private education loan made by a lender to a student (or the student’s family) that involves a payment by the institution to the lender for extending credit to the student. 6. LAPU shall not request or accept from any lender any assistance with call center staffing or financial aid office staffing. 7. Any financial aid office employee who has any responsibilities with respect to education loans or other student financial aid, and who serves on an advisory board, commission, or group established by a lender, guarantor, or group of lenders or guarantors, shall be prohibited from receiving anything of value from the lender, guarantor, or group of lenders or guarantors, except that the employee may be reimbursed for reasonable expenses incurred in serving on such an advisory board, commission, or group. Nondiscrimination Student Financial Services does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, disability, or status as a veteran in any of its policies, practices, or procedures. Federal ‘Return to Title IV’ (R2T4) Policy It is important to note that the federal government awards financial aid with the assumption that a student will complete the courses for which one is receiving the aid. If a student receives a federal aid disbursement but fails to begin at least half-time attendance for the term, the student is not eligible for the aid. If a student does not complete all the sessions of a modular (sequential) course schedule, in some cases the student only earns a portion of the financial aid already received. LAPU is required by federal regulations to use a prescribed formula to calculate the unearned portion of the financial aid received and return it to the Title IV programs. Modular Term R2T4 Policy The U.S. Department of Education has specific regulations that govern the R2T4 calculation for students enrolled in modular courses. Modular courses are defined as those that do not span the entire length of the term and are offered sequentially rather than concurrently (although it is possible for modules to overlap). At LAPU, Session 1 and Session 2 sessions would be considered modules for financial aid purposes. Regulations require the entire period and combination of modular courses to be considered when determining the portion of financial aid that has been earned by a student who withdraws. The student is considered withdrawn when he fails to complete the scheduled enrollment. At this point, the percentage of completion is calculated by dividing the number of completed days by the number of days the student was scheduled to attend. (Scheduled breaks of at least five days are omitted from the calculation.) The fact that a student completes at least one course is no longer a valid reason for not doing the calculation. A student who withdraws from a current module but provides written confirmation of plans to return and attend a future module that begins within 45 days of the end of the current module is considered to still be enrolled. If the student provides written confirmation but then fails to attend a future module, the student is considered withdrawn from the initial date of the original module. If the student withdraws without a written confirmation to attend in the future but returns during the same period, the student is able to receive all funds for which the student has eligibility according to their current enrollment status. Tuition Refunds LAPU wishes to provide a flexible and fair refund policy while adhering to federal student financial aid regulations. When determining an individual student’s aid eligibility, the offered financial aid package is based on the assumption that the student will complete the entire term for which he or she is registered (and the corresponding number of units required to complete the term). If the student must withdraw completely at some point during the term, the student must complete the withdrawal procedure in writing. The student’s aid package will also be adjusted per federal regulations. The institutional policy for students withdrawing is, in keeping with federal policy guidelines concerning refunds and withdrawals, as follows: In the event a student withdraws or drops from all units within a term, institutional charges, financial aid, and refunds will be calculated on a per diem basis. If this calculates to 60 percent or greater of the term, then NO adjustments will be made. Tuition Refund Policy The LAPU refund policy applies to all students who are residents of California and to most students who are residents of the United States. For states that require LAPU to use a different refund policy, see below. Students who drop a course before Noon PT on Friday of Week 1 will be issued a full refund for the course. Students who do not submit an assignment by 8 AM PT Wednesday of Week 2 are administratively dropped and refunded 100 percent. Students who withdraw after Noon PT on Friday of Week 1 will receive no refund and a W grade is issued. All students are subject to a proration of federal financial aid per the regulations for all federal aid. Withdrawal requests will be processed on the date received through 8 AM PT Monday of Week 6. Any student dismissed by the university will receive refunds at the administration’s discretion. If a student feels that individual circumstances warrant exceptions, a general petition may be submitted. Students receiving federal aid including military benefits are subject to a proration of federal financial aid per regulations for all federal aid. Refund Policy Exceptions Any exception to the stated policy must be requested in writing using the General Petition form. Release of Records It is understood that by applying for financial aid, the student grants the Office of Student Financial Services the right to release the student’s grades and enrollment records to scholarship, state, federal, and loan agencies as needed and allowed by federal and state regulations. Satisfactory Academic Progress (SAP) Students attending LAPU who wish to receive financial aid, in addition to meeting other eligibility criteria, must be in good academic standing and making satisfactory academic progress in their degree or certificate program. Students are evaluated at the end of each semester (fall, spring, and summer). The following minimum academic standards must be met: Qualitative Measures In order to be eligible for federal, state, and institutional funds, students must maintain a minimum per semester grade-point average (GPA) of at least: Undergraduate level = 2.0 Graduate level = 3.0 Quantitative Measures Students are expected to complete a minimum of 67 percent of units in which they enroll from the beginning of their program. The policy applies to cumulative units only. Thus, a student who successfully completes 18 units without withdrawing from any classes, and then enrolls in 6 units but withdraws from all units would still make satisfactory progress. The student would have completed 18 out of 24 total units (18/24 total units = 75 percent), which is greater than 67 percent. Time Limit for Receiving Federal Financial Aid Federal financial aid for all programs cannot exceed 150 percent of the total units in the program, including units that result from transfer units and repeated courses. Students will not be eligible to receive aid after completing the number of units listed below: Certificate programs: 24 A.A./A.S. programs: 90 B.A./B.S. programs: 180 All other graduate programs: 50 M.A. in Psychology program: 54 Undeclared (NDS): 60 Grades The only grades that meet satisfactory academic progress completion standards are grades for which credit is awarded; A, B, C, D, P, and CR (credit). Withdrawal and incomplete grades are not passing grades but they are included in attempted units. Challenge exams and audited courses are not considered. Transfer Credits and Remedial Coursework Transfer credits that have been officially accepted to complete program requirements will count for qualitative (GPA requirement) and quantitative (pace requirement) measures of Satisfactory Academic Progress. A student may take one academic year’s worth of remedial courses for financial aid. Remedial coursework for students who are admitted into an eligible program and taken within that program will be counted toward all three progress measures for SAP. New, Changed, or Added Programs If a student changes or adds programs, it will not reset the current qualitative (GPA) or quantitative (pace) measures of SAP. GPA and completion rate will be used for all programs in which the student enrolls at LAPU. If the student changes or adds a program, the maximum time frame will be reset from the date of initial enrollment in the new degree program. Repeated Courses If a student repeats a failed or a previously passed class, it will replace the grade to recalculate into the new cumulative GPA. The units will still count toward the completion rate and maximum time frame. Students who pass a class (A, B, C, D) and choose to repeat it for a higher grade may receive financial aid only once (a total of two attempts) for that repeated class. Students may receive financial aid for a failed class (F) that they repeat until they pass. Note: A D grade is considered a passing grade by the U.S. Department of Education. Financial Aid SAP Statuses Students who fail to maintain SAP for the first time will be placed on Financial Aid Warning and will be given one semester of financial aid eligibility to correct their SAP deficiencies. If the student does not make up the deficiencies in that one semester, they will be placed on Financial Aid Suspension and will be ineligible for all federal, state, and most institutional financial aid. If the student appeals and is approved, they will be placed on Financial Aid Probation. Appeals Students may appeal for reinstatement of financial aid if they, a spouse, or dependent children have experienced illness that prevented class attendance for an extended period of time, they have experienced a death in the immediate family (parents, siblings, spouse, or dependent children), or they have experienced some extraordinary situation that prevented them from meeting the minimum standards. Such a situation must be exceptional and nonrecurring in nature. The appeal for reinstatement must explain the cause of the academic difficulty and how the situation has been resolved. An SAP appeal form is available in the Student Services portal. Students may submit the form to appeal for reinstatement of financial aid. The student’s Success Coach will then help the student prepare an SAP Academic Plan to help get them back into good academic standing. Once the SAP Appeal and the SAP Academic Plan are both complete, the Success Coach will submit the entire package to the SAP Appeal Committee for review. Regaining Eligibility Students regain financial aid eligibility when they meet all three measures of progress for SAP. It is possible for students to be placed on a warning status multiple times in their academic career. Verification Each year, the federal government randomly chooses about 30 percent of all FAFSA applications for a process that’s called “verification.” The law requires colleges to obtain information from the family that confirms the accuracy of the information that was reported on the FAFSA (e.g. tax transcripts, verification worksheets, etc.). Beyond those applications selected for verification, the law requires colleges to also request further documentation when a FAFSA application and/or subsequent paperwork appears incomplete or inaccurate. A student is not eligible to receive federal, state, and/or institutional need-based aid until all required paperwork has been submitted. We realize that these requests may sometimes seem a bit intrusive, but LAPU is merely following the requirements set forth in the law. Outside Aid Resources Students are required to report all outside aid resources they expect to receive during the period for which they are seeking financial assistance. These resources could include, but are not limited to, veteran’s benefits, outside scholarships, fellowships, stipends, and company reimbursement. Failure to report these resources could result in delays in receiving aid funds or adjustments to the aid package once the financial aid office is made aware of any outside resources. Withholding or concealing information about these resources may constitute fraud as the student would be receiving financial aid to which they are not entitled. Over-Awards Each year a number of financial aid recipients are distressed to learn that their aid package is being reduced due to an over-award. As required, students must inform Student Financial Services of any outside aid awards or changes in their class load. This will save the frustration and inconvenience that may result from an over-award. A student’s budget, as determined by LAPU using federal and state calculations, could reduce the total aid package. All institutional aid is subject to coordination with federal, state, and all other aid sources. All institutional aid is subject to the policies printed in the catalog and any other printed materials. Availability of all aid is subject to federal, state, institutional, and private funding. Treatment of Unofficial Withdrawals If a student fails to officially withdraw and receives all FNs as grades for the semester, the Department of Education considers the student to have unofficially withdrawn from classes. LAPU is required to investigate and determine when the student actually last attended class and then perform the required R2T4 calculation. If the date of withdrawal cannot be confirmed, the R2T4 calculation is done using a 50 percent completion rate. This process is usually completed well after the end of the semester, once grades are submitted. Apply Today The online application is free and only takes a few minutes. Get Started Get in Touch We’d love to hear from you. We’re here to help. CONTACT US

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Earn your online Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management at LAPU and build skills in logistics, operations, procurement, and global supply chain strategy. Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management A solid foundation in supply chain management and logistics, with focus on operations and systems. PROGRAM FACT SHEET Program Overview Designed by experts in the field, the Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management equips students with the professional knowledge and practical skills needed for a variety of successful careers in logistics and supply chain management. Program Highlights Career-relevant coursework based on current industry trends Dual focus on theoretical foundation and practical skills Broad focus on business, management, logistics, and supply chain management resulting in preparation for a wide variety of careers in the field Integration of biblical concepts and principles with discipline specific topics Credits & Cost 60 REQUIRED MAJOR CREDITS CREDIT EQUIVALENCIES $535 COST PER CREDIT EST PROGRAM COST $32,100 ESTIMATED MAJOR COST AVG MONTHS TO COMPLETE Potential Careers Program graduates gain practical knowledge and skills and pursue careers in industries such as: Facilities Manager Purchasing Manager Production Manager Logistics Manager Strategic Sourcing Manager Supply Chain Manager Course Requirements Students must complete the following degree components at LAPU or via applicable transfer credits. See the catalog for more details. Up EMPHASIS OPTIONS Up EMPHASIS OPTIONS Up COURSES Up MULTIPLE SUBJECT CREDENTIAL REQUIREMENTS Up CAPSTONE COURSES Up TWO CONCENTRATIONS Up HEALTH SCIENCES Up ENGLISH COMMUNICATION Up ARTS AND HUMANITIES Up QUANTITATIVE REASONING Up BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES Up SOCIAL SCIENCES Up PHYSICAL & BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES Up LAPU DISTINCTIVES Up HUMANITIES General Education (31): see catalog for more details 31 Credits Up GENERAL EDUCATION 28 CREDITS ACCT 210 || Financial Accounting 3 Credits ACCT 220 || Managerial Accounting 3 Credits ECON 203 || Principles of Microeconomics 3 Credits ECON 204 || Principles of Macroeconomics 3 Credits STAT 280 || Applied Statistics 3 Credits Up PROGRAM REQUISITES 15 CREDITS BUSN 250 || Business Communications 3 Credits BUSN 270 || Business Law and Ethics 3 Credits BUSN 310 || Statistical Analysis for Business Decisions 3 Credits BUSN 350 || Marketing and E-Commerce 3 Credits BUSN 395 || Project Management 3 Credits BUSN 415 || Operations Management 3 Credits ECON 440 || International Economics and Trade 3 Credits ISYS 380 || Information Systems Management 3 Credits SCHM 300 || Global Supply Chain Management 3 Credits SCHM 310 || Quality Management 3 Credits SCHM 320 || Transportation and Distribution Management 3 Credits SCHM 400 || Strategic Warehouse Management 3 Credits SCHM 410 || Procurement and Strategic Sourcing 3 Credits SCHM 420 || Consumer Value Ecosystem 3 Credits SCHM 490 || Supply Chain Management Capstone 3 Credits Up MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 45 CREDITS Electives (32): choose 100-400 level courses from the catalog 32 Credits Up ELECTIVES 32 CREDITS Up TECHNICAL FOUNDATION Up PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP Up MANAGEMENT TOTAL CREDITS 120 CREDITS VIEW CATALOG Recommended Concentrations Students must complete the following degree components at LAPU or via applicable transfer credits. See the catalog for more details. Related Articles How a Supply Chain Management Degree from LAPU Prepares You for a Future-Proof Career Discover how a fully online supply chain management degree from LAPU equips you with the skills to thrive in logistics, procurement, operations, and leadership. Learn how this flexible, career-focused program prepares you for a future-proof career in a growing global industry. Read More 5 Reasons to Earn Your Business Degree Online with LAPU
 Earn your business degree online with Los Angeles Pacific University (LAPU). Explore flexible, affordable BBA, MBA, Digital Marketing, Healthcare Administration, and Supply Chain programs designed to prepare you for leadership and impact. Read More How to Earn Your Bachelor’s Degree in Supply Chain Management Online Learn how to earn your bachelor’s degree in supply chain management online with flexible scheduling, accelerated courses, and real-world logistics and operations training. Discover career paths, program benefits, and how LAPU prepares working adults for growing opportunities in supply chain and logistics. Read More You Have Questions, We Have Answers. EMAIL US CALL NOW Ask A Question You probably have questions. We’re here to help. Let’s talk about your specific situation and goals. APPLY NOW An admissions counselor will get in touch to answer your questions. Request Info

Todd West teaches Humanities and Liberal Studies / Education at LAPU. A PhD-holding English faculty member, he loves working with motivated students. Humanities, Liberal Studies / Education Todd West Education: PhD, Northern Illinois University Professional Experience: Associate Professor of English / English Department Coordinator, Kishwaukee College; Adjunct English Faculty, Los Angeles Pacific University Courses Taught ENG 101, ENG 115 My Passion: One of my life’s great pleasures is working with motivated students who want to learn and work hard to do so. Hobbies: Swimming, running, reading, writing, traveling

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