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DEGREES & PROGRAMS Academic excellence with real-world relevance. Discover the best path for your goals and dreams. Check Out Our Programs! Bachelor's Degree Applied Psychology Develop experiential and practical applications of psychology in government, business, and helping settings. Read More > Bachelor's Degree Business Administration Builds a solid foundation in business, economics, and accounting, with emphasis on practical application and analytical thinking. Read More > Master's Degree Business Administration Designed to improve management and business skills in preparation for leadership roles in a wide variety of industries. Read More > Bachelor's Degree Criminal Justice Integrating professional knowledge and practical skills in criminal law and procedure, investigative processes, and law enforcement. Read More > Bachelor's Degree Digital Marketing The B.S. in Digital Marketing prepares students with the core skills and digital tools needed for a career in digital marketing. Read More > Bachelor's Degree Health Sciences Builds a foundation in health management, science, and healthcare practices, with focus on public health. Read More > Associate Degree Health Sciences Laying the foundation for further studies or career paths in the allied health fields, including Nursing. Read More > Bachelor's Degree Healthcare Administration Understand the intricacies of healthcare systems and the regulatory environment, with attention to daily operations. Read More > Associate Degree Humanities Provides a broad foundation in the liberal arts as a stepping-stone into bachelor’s degrees and future areas of study. Read More > Bachelor's Degree Interdisciplinary Studies A flexible, customizable degree that can be tailored to your specific career goals and areas of interest. Read More > Bachelor's Degree Liberal Studies With MSTC An accelerated, combined teaching degree and California credential program designed for prospective TK - 6 teachers. Read More > Bachelor's Degree Liberal Studies An accelerated teaching degree designed for prospective elementary school and special education teachers. Read More > Non-Degree Option Multiple Subject Teaching Credential An accelerated California teaching credential program designed for prospective TK - 6 teachers. Read More > Master's Degree Organizational Leadership Advancing leadership skills to open career pathways for promotion or new career ventures. Read More > Bachelor's Degree Organizational Leadership Developing practical leadership skills needed to lead a variety of organizations, teams, and workplace initiatives. Read More > Non-Degree Option Pre-Nursing Health Sciences Pre-nursing health sciences coursework designed to meet the common prerequisites for many nursing degree programs. Read More > Master's Degree Psychology Choose an emphasis in industrial and organizational psychology, developmental psychology, or general psychology. Read More > Master's Degree Public Administration Powerful preparation for leadership opportunities in public governance, law enforcement, and the nonprofit sector. Read More > Bachelor's Degree Public Health Understand the intricacies of global public health systems, including digital health laws and international health policies. Read More > Master's Degree Public Health The MPH curriculum aligns with competencies from ASPPH and CEPH, and core functions defined by WHO. Read More > Bachelor's Degree Supply Chain Management A solid foundation in supply chain management and logistics, with focus on operations and systems. Read More >

Earn your MPH online at LAPU. Gain skills in epidemiology, biostatistics, and health policy to lead in public health sectors or pursue doctoral studies.​ Master's Degree Public Health The MPH curriculum aligns with competencies from ASPPH and CEPH, and core functions defined by WHO. PROGRAM FACT SHEET DISCOVER YOUR PURPOSE WITH LAPU Program Overview The online Master of Public Health (MPH) program is designed to provide students with a foundation in the major elements of public health, including health services administration; project and program design; epidemiology; biostatistics; environmental health; social and behavioral theory and application; and health care policy and law. The curriculum is built to align with competencies defined by the Association of Schools and Programs of Public Health (ASPPH) and the core functions outlined by the World Health Organization (WHO). Graduates are equipped to pursue careers in a wide range of public health industries, from local organizations to national research institutes. This 42-unit program may also serve as a stepping-stone to various doctoral programs. Program Highlights Coursework delivers relevant knowledge and skills in five core areas of public health: Biostatistics, Epidemiology, Health Services Administration, Environmental Health Sciences, Social and Behavioral Sciences Students receive a practical blend of theory and real-world application of relevant principles Graduates leave prepared for leadership careers in the field and/or to continue with doctoral studies Credits & Cost 42 REQUIRED MAJOR CREDITS CREDIT EQUIVALENCIES $680 COST PER CREDIT EST PROGRAM COST $28,560 ESTIMATED MAJOR COST AVG MONTHS TO COMPLETE Potential Careers Program graduates gain practical knowledge and skills and pursue careers in industries such as: NGO Director Biostatistician Dietician & Nutritionist Government Agency Policy Advisor Social & Community Service Manager Healthcare Administrator Course Requirements Students must complete the following degree components at LAPU or via applicable transfer credits. See the catalog for more details. Public Health Analytics: Students select from one of the following two areas of emphasis. PUBH 620 || Healthcare Research Methods 3 Credits PUBH 625 || Disease Investigation and Mitigation 3 Credits PUBH 630 || Public Health Program Design and Evaluation 3 Credits PUBH 640 || Multicultural Disease Prevention 3 Credits PUBH 660 || Global Engagement 3 Credits Public Health Practice: Students select five courses that best match their career goals PUBH 560 || Healthcare Policy, Law, and Society 3 Credits PUBH 570 || Public Health Education, Sexuality, and Gender 3 Credits PUBH 600 || Resource Management in Public Health Education 3 Credits PUBH 630 || Public Health Program Design and Evaluation 3 Credits PUBH 640 || Multicultural Disease Prevention 3 Credits PUBH 645 || Community Health Education 3 Credits PUBH 650 || Health Promotion, Risk Reduction, & Education 3 Credits PUBH 660 || Global Engagement 3 Credits Up EMPHASIS OPTIONS 15 CREDITS 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 Up GENERAL EDUCATION Up PROGRAM REQUISITES PUBH 500 || Foundations of Public Health 3 Credits PUBH 510 || Social and Behavioral Theory and Application 3 Credits PUBH 520 || Biostatistics 3 Credits PUBH 530 || Environmental Health 3 Credits PUBH 540 || Epidemiology 3 Credits PUBH 550 || Health Services Administration 3 Credits PUBH 580 || Data Reporting and Strategic Comm in Public Health 3 Credits PUBH 610 || Leadership Practices in Public Health 3 Credits PUBH 690 || Graduate Public Health Culminating Experience 3 Credits Up MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 27 CREDITS Up ELECTIVES Up TECHNICAL FOUNDATION Up PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP Up MANAGEMENT TOTAL CREDITS 42 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. 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

Earn your B.A. in Applied Psychology online at LAPU. Gain practical skills in human behavior, counseling, and research to launch or grow your career in psychology. Bachelor's Degree Applied Psychology Develop experiential and practical applications of psychology in government, business, and helping settings. PROGRAM FACT SHEET DISCOVER YOUR PURPOSE WITH LAPU Program Overview Preparation for a successful career using applied psychology requires a broad knowledge base in the major elements of psychological sciences. The Bachelor of Arts in Applied Psychology degree equips students with professional knowledge and practical skills in general psychology and specialized emphasis areas. Students will study these psychological principles through a Christian worldview. Program Highlights Focuses on experiential, applicable, and practical approaches to psychology Emphasis on professional knowledge AND practical skills Learn to evaluate ethical behavior and decision making within the profession Integrate a Christian worldview Credits & Cost 48 REQUIRED MAJOR CREDITS CREDIT EQUIVALENCIES $535 COST PER CREDIT EST PROGRAM COST $25,680 ESTIMATED MAJOR COST AVG MONTHS TO COMPLETE Potential Careers Program graduates gain practical knowledge and skills and pursue careers in industries such as: Human Resources Generalist Behavioral Specialist Nonprofit Agency Roles Adolescent Residential Care Counselor Probation or Corrections Officer Child Welfare Liaison 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 (28): see catalog for more details 28 CREDITS Up GENERAL EDUCATION 28 CREDITS PSYC 105 || Introduction to Psychology 3 CREDITS PSYC 285 || Abnormal Psychology 3 CREDITS PSYC 295 || Human Growth and Development 3 CREDITS STAT 280 || Applied Statistics 3 CREDITS Up PROGRAM REQUISITES 12 CREDITS PSYC 085 || Capstone Orientation 0 CREDITS PSYC 300 || Research Methods in Psychology 3 CREDITS PSYC 315 || Integration of Psychology and Christianity 3 CREDITS PSYC 320 || Personality Theory 3 CREDITS PSYC 340 || Interviewing and Counseling Techniques 3 CREDITS PSYC 350 || Social Psychology 3 CREDITS PSYC 365 || Learning Theory and Cognition 3 CREDITS PSYC 405 || Physiological Psychology 3 CREDITS PSYC 410 || Psychology of Emotions 3 CREDITS PSYC 430 || Cultural Psychology 3 CREDITS PSYC 475 || Professional and Ethical Issues in Psychology 3 CREDITS PSYC 485 || Undergraduate Applied Psychology Capstone I 3 CREDITS PSYC 490 || Undergraduate Applied Psychology Capstone II 3 CREDITS Up MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 36 CREDITS Electives (44): choose from 100-400 level courses in the catalog 44 CREDITS Up ELECTIVES 44 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. Applied Pastoral Counseling Integrate biblical principles with counseling and interviewing skills to be applied in a pastoral care or lay ministry setting. The Applied Pastoral Counseling concentration enables students to develop critical skills that can be applied to a pastoral care setting. Students engage in fundamental theories, concepts, and principles providing a basis for psychology. In addition, students learn how to integrate biblical principles with counseling and interviewing skills, as well as theoretical concepts. Students may choose to pursue a master’s degree in counseling or psychology to obtain counseling licensure but desire a more Christian emphasis or a Master in Divinity (M.Div.) for those interested in chaplaincy. PSYC 425 – Crisis Counseling and Intervention (3 Credits) PSYC 450 – Family Systems (3 Credits) PSYC 455 – Conflict Management (3 Credits) PSYC 460 – Motivation (3 Credits) PSYC 470 – Positive Psychology (3 Credits) Educational Psychology Hones in on particular concepts, theories, and methodologies that are fundamental for working in the fields of education and social services. The Educational Psychology concentration provides students with specific knowledge related to special needs and educational advocacy, in addition to the child, adolescent, and family needs. This concentration hones in on particular concepts, theories, and methodologies that are fundamental for working in the fields of education and social services. This concentration also sets a solid foundation if students want to pursue a master’s degree in teaching education but want job opportunities broadened by having degrees in two fields, rather than getting an undergraduate education degree. PSYC 360 – Special Education and Rehabilitation Services (3 Credits) PSYC 440 – Child Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 445 – Adolescent Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 450 – Family Systems (3 Credits) PSYC 460 – Motivation (3 Credits) Child and Adolescent Psychology Providing a framework for working with children and adolescents in a variety of settings. The Child and Adolescent Psychology concentration provides a framework for working with children and adolescents, as opposed to concentration areas that may focus on other populations. Students have the opportunity to observe children and apply psychological theory, principles, and methodology within assignments geared toward this population. Graduates of the concentration may choose to pursue a master’s degree and beyond, and potentially a marriage and family therapy license. PSYC 425 – Crisis Counseling and Intervention (3 Credits) PSYC 440 – Child Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 445 – Adolescent Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 450 – Family Systems (3 Credits) PSYC 455 – Conflict Management (3 Credits) General Psychology For those who want a broad, general psychology emphasis offering versatility in the job market. The General Psychology concentration is designed for those who want a broad, general degree offering versatility in the job market. Concentration courses provide a distinct framework to study broadly, including theories and methods related to clinical foundations, systems approach, as well as current trending psychological theories. PSYC 400 – Introduction to Clinical Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 450 – Family Systems (3 Credits) PSYC 460 – Motivation (3 Credits) PSYC 470 – Positive Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 480 – Group Processes (3 Credits) Clinical Psychology Training in psychological theory, concepts, and methodology in order to prepare for a career in the clinical arena. The Clinical Psychology concentration is geared toward those interested in the mental health profession. Students are effectively trained in psychological theory, concepts, and methodology in order to prepare them for a career in the clinical arena. Concentration courses provide the opportunity for practical application and building a critical skill set needed within this profession. Students are prepared for graduate education if the desire is for licensure as a counselor through a master’s in counseling or psychology, as well as prepared for opportunities to work in the social service or mental health industries. PSYC 400 – Introduction to Clinical Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 425 – Crisis Counseling and Intervention (3 Credits) PSYC 450 – Family Systems (3 Credits) PSYC 455 – Conflict Management (3 Credits) PSYC 480 – Group Processes (3 Credits) Criminal Behavior Explores criminal behavior, group dynamics (such as gangs), forensics, and conflict management. The Criminal Behavior concentration acquaints the student with criminal behavior, group dynamics (such as gangs), forensics, and conflict management (such as how to defuse an irate inmate). Courses provide the fundamental foundation of principles, concepts, theories, and skills required to work with this particular population. Students may choose to build a profession working with those displaying criminal behavior or extend their studies to law school or perhaps a master’s in criminal justice or criminal behavior. This degree also provides a foundation for higher-level government jobs. PSYC 345 – Criminal Behavior (3 Credits) PSYC 415 – Forensic Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 445 – Conflict Management (3 Credits) PSYC 455 – Motivation (3 Credits) PSYC 480 – Group Processes (3 Credits) Human Services Provides foundations in pivotal applied psychological theory and methodologies geared toward helping people. The Human Services concentration utilizes a more general approach and sets students up for a broad scope of career opportunities. Designed to aid students in creating a clear set of skills for helping people, this concentration provides foundations in pivotal applied psychological theory and methodologies geared toward aiding people while understanding their framework of experience. PSYC 425 – Crisis Counseling and Intervention (3 Credits) PSYC 435 – Gender Issues in Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 445 – Adolescent Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 460 – Motivation (3 Credits) PSYC 480 – Group Processes (3 Credits) Cultural Psychology Preparing for a profession associated with human services working with diverse populations. The Cultural Psychology concentration provides a foundation to study, through the lens of psychology, the world’s rapidly changing culture. Psychological cultural sensitivity and training are critical when working with diverse populations. Students in this concentration engage material to guide thinking and skill related to cultural phenomenon impacting society at large, as well as particular populations. Fundamental psychological theories, concepts, and strategies will prepare students for a profession associated with human services working with diverse populations. PSYC 435 – Gender Issues in Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 450 – Family Systems (3 Credits) PSYC 455 – Conflict Management (3 Credits) PSYC 480 – Group Processes (3 Credits) BUSN 485 – Management and Organizational Behavior (3 Credits) Industrial/Organizational Psychology The study of organizational behavior, motivation, and conflict management. The Industrial/Organizational Psychology concentration provides a foundation for motivating and understanding organizational behavior, conflict management, and gender issues. Focus on psychological theory, concepts, and business-related strategies effectively prepare the student for a career in the business arena. This is also a valuable foundation if students plan to get a master’s degree in business. BUSN 485 – Management and Organizational Behavior (3 Credits) PSYC 455 – Conflict Management (3 Credits) PSYC 460 – Motivation (3 Credits) PSYC 470 – Positive Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 480 – Group Processes (3 Credits) 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

Earn a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice online at LAPU. Gain expertise in law enforcement, investigations, and criminal law with a Christian perspective. Bachelor's Degree Criminal Justice Integrating professional knowledge and practical skills in criminal law and procedure, investigative processes, and law enforcement. PROGRAM FACT SHEET DISCOVER YOUR PURPOSE WITH LAPU Program Overview A successful criminal justice career requires a broad knowledge base for the major elements of police work, criminal law and procedure, risk analysis and response, and investigative processes and procedure. The online Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice at LAPU equips students with professional knowledge and practical skills in criminal justice while integrating a Christian worldview. Students who major in criminal justice learn about the field from both an academic and professional perspective, addressing topics from a theoretical as well as a practitioner viewpoint. With the opportunity to specialize in their field, students are able to pursue personal or specific career interests by choosing an emphasis area. Program Highlights Develop professional competencies in criminal justice, including an understanding of the various components of the field Apply principles of Christian ethics in response to ethical dilemmas and issues Demonstrate effective written and oral communication skills, as well as critical thinking and creative problem-solving skills Utilize appropriate research concepts and processes in the analysis of criminal justice issues, practices, and trends Credits & Cost 57 REQUIRED MAJOR CREDITS CREDIT EQUIVALENCIES $535 COST PER CREDIT EST PROGRAM COST $30,495 ESTIMATED MAJOR COST AVG MONTHS TO COMPLETE Potential Careers Program graduates gain practical knowledge and skills and pursue careers in industries such as: Child, Family, and School Social Worker Correctional Officer Police Detective Intelligence Analyst Police and Sheriff’s Patrol Officer Fraud Investigator 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 31 CREDITS CRJU 105 || Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 CREDITS CRJU 280 || Crime and Criminology 3 CREDITS CRJU 290 || The Police Function 3 CREDITS STAT 280 || Applied Statistics 3 CREDITS Up PROGRAM REQUISITES 12 CREDITS CRJU 300 || Criminal Justice Research Methodology 3 CREDITS CRJU 320 || Criminal Law, Substantive 3 CREDITS CRJU 330 || Crime and Delinquency 3 CREDITS CRJU 340 || Critical Issues in Criminal Justice 3 CREDITS CRJU 350 || Criminal Justice Ethics 3 CREDITS CRJU 370 || The Adjudication Function 3 CREDITS CRJU 380 || Professional Writing in Criminal Justice 3 CREDITS CRJU 390 || Criminal Investigation 3 CREDITS CRJU 410 || Corrections 3 CREDITS CRJU 420 || Terrorism and Counterterrorism 3 CREDITS CRJU 430 || Principles of Public Administration 3 CREDITS CRJU 440 || Constitutional Law 3 CREDITS CRJU 450 || Forensics 3 CREDITS CRJU 460 || Risk Analysis and Security 3 CREDITS CRJU 490 || Criminal Justice Capstone/Senior Project 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. Clinical Psychology Training in psychological theory, concepts, and methodology in order to prepare for a career in the clinical arena. The Clinical Psychology concentration is geared toward those interested in the mental health profession. Students are effectively trained in psychological theory, concepts, and methodology in order to prepare them for a career in the clinical arena. Concentration courses provide the opportunity for practical application and building a critical skill set needed within this profession. Students are prepared for graduate education if the desire is for licensure as a counselor through a master’s in counseling or psychology, as well as prepared for opportunities to work in the social service or mental health industries. PSYC 400 – Introduction to Clinical Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 425 – Crisis Counseling and Intervention (3 Credits) PSYC 450 – Family Systems (3 Credits) PSYC 455 – Conflict Management (3 Credits) PSYC 480 – Group Processes (3 Credits) Criminal Behavior Explores criminal behavior, group dynamics (such as gangs), forensics, and conflict management. The Criminal Behavior concentration acquaints the student with criminal behavior, group dynamics (such as gangs), forensics, and conflict management (such as how to defuse an irate inmate). Courses provide the fundamental foundation of principles, concepts, theories, and skills required to work with this particular population. Students may choose to build a profession working with those displaying criminal behavior or extend their studies to law school or perhaps a master’s in criminal justice or criminal behavior. This degree also provides a foundation for higher-level government jobs. PSYC 345 – Criminal Behavior (3 Credits) PSYC 415 – Forensic Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 445 – Conflict Management (3 Credits) PSYC 455 – Motivation (3 Credits) PSYC 480 – Group Processes (3 Credits) Human Services Provides foundations in pivotal applied psychological theory and methodologies geared toward helping people. The Human Services concentration utilizes a more general approach and sets students up for a broad scope of career opportunities. Designed to aid students in creating a clear set of skills for helping people, this concentration provides foundations in pivotal applied psychological theory and methodologies geared toward aiding people while understanding their framework of experience. PSYC 425 – Crisis Counseling and Intervention (3 Credits) PSYC 435 – Gender Issues in Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 445 – Adolescent Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 460 – Motivation (3 Credits) PSYC 480 – Group Processes (3 Credits) Public Administration Introduces students to the roles and responsibilities of managers and leaders in the public service sector. The concentration in Public Administration introduces students to the roles and responsibilities of managers and leaders in the public service sector. Students will become familiar with various functions of public administrators in the areas of theory of leadership, finance, risk management, change management, and human resources. Particular attention is paid to the relationship of various departments and agencies within a governmental structure. ORGS 330 – Managerial Finance (3 Credits) ORGS 350 – Leadership Ethics (3 Credits) ORGS 420 – Human Resource Strategy (3 Credits) CRJU 430 – Principles of Public Administration (3 Credits) CRJU 460 – Risk Analysis and Security (3 Credits) ISYS 470 – Information Security and Compliance (3 Credits) ORGS 360 – Organizational Analysis (3 Credits) PSYC 455 – Conflict Management (3 Credits) Healthcare Management Gain the key skills, competencies, and knowledge required to effectively serve in the field of healthcare management. The Healthcare Management concentration is designed specifically to prepare students for the rapidly expanding healthcare industry. Students gain the key skills, competencies, and knowledge required to effectively serve in the field of healthcare management. The courses are designed and taught by industry experts bringing years of practical experience to the learning environment. HMGT 300 – Healthcare Laws and Regulations (3 Credits) HMGT 310 – Healthcare Delivery Systems (3 Credits) HMGT 320 – Healthcare Financial Management (3 Credits) HMGT 410 – Healthcare Ethics and Quality Control (3 Credits) HMGT 420 – Healthcare Organizational Management (3 Credits) 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

Earn your B.S. in Supply Chain Management online at LAPU. Gain practical skills in logistics, procurement, and operations to advance your career.​ Bachelor's Degree Supply Chain Management A solid foundation in supply chain management and logistics, with focus on operations and systems. PROGRAM FACT SHEET DISCOVER YOUR PURPOSE WITH LAPU 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. 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

Advance your career with LAPU’s online MPA. Build leadership, policy, and management skills to impact government, nonprofits, and public service sectors. Master's Degree Public Administration Powerful preparation for leadership opportunities in public governance, law enforcement, and the nonprofit sector. PROGRAM FACT SHEET DISCOVER YOUR PURPOSE WITH LAPU Program Overview The online Master of Public Administration (MPA) program is designed to prepare individuals for leadership opportunities in public governance, law enforcement, as well as non-governmental organizations including the nonprofit sector. The MPA student will acquire professional knowledge and practical skills in organizational leadership, public policy development, political strategy for problem-solving, finance for decision-making, stakeholder engagement with diverse populations, and values-based ethics. Program Highlights Relevant knowledge and skills for effective leadership in a variety of organizational settings A practical blend of theory and real-world application of relevant principles Evaluation of decision-making processes using biblical concepts and values-based ethics Graduates leave prepared for leadership careers in multiple fields, or to continue with doctoral studies Credits & Cost 36 REQUIRED MAJOR CREDITS CREDIT EQUIVALENCIES $680 COST PER CREDIT EST PROGRAM COST $24,480 ESTIMATED MAJOR COST AVG MONTHS TO COMPLETE Potential Careers Program graduates gain practical knowledge and skills and pursue careers in industries such as: Public Works Agencies Nonprofit Organizations Government (Local, State, or Federal) Public Administration 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 Up GENERAL EDUCATION Up PROGRAM REQUISITES ORGS 510 || Leadership and Management in Public Administration 3 Credits ORGS 540 || Conflict Resolution and Labor Negotiations 3 Credits ORGS 610 || Organizational Behavior and Development 3 Credits PUBA 500 || History and Theory of Public Administration 3 Credits PUBA 520 || Public Finance and Budgeting 3 Credits PUBA 530 || Public Personnel Management 3 Credits PUBA 550 || Public Policy Analysis 3 Credits PUBA 560 || Legal and Ethical Issues 3 Credits PUBA 570 || Political Economy 3 Credits PUBA 590 || Professional Communication in Public Administration 3 Credits PUBA 600 || Public Administration Program Evaluation 3 Credits PUBA 690 || Graduate Public Administration Capstone 3 Credits Up MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 36 CREDITS Up ELECTIVES Up TECHNICAL FOUNDATION Up PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP Up MANAGEMENT TOTAL CREDITS 36 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. 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

Earn your B.A. in Psychology online at LAPU. Study human behavior, research methods, and mental health to prepare for careers in counseling and social services. Master's Degree Psychology Choose an emphasis in industrial and organizational psychology, developmental psychology, or general psychology. PROGRAM FACT SHEET DISCOVER YOUR PURPOSE WITH LAPU Program Overview The Master of Arts in Psychology emphasizes theory, research, and practice, providing students with a broad range of education and experience to expand their academic and professional opportunities. This 30-unit program equips students for careers in industrial and organizational psychology, developmental psychology, or general psychology, and also serves as preparation for doctoral programs. Students focus on performing research along with practical applications for prevention, intervention, and transformation. Program Highlights Integrate God’s Word within the profession of psychology. Identify and evaluate key personal and professional ethics affecting psychology professionals. Use technology in statistical analysis and data management. Examine cultural and diversity issues within the field of psychology. Credits & Cost 30 REQUIRED MAJOR CREDITS CREDIT EQUIVALENCIES $680 COST PER CREDIT EST PROGRAM COST $20,400 ESTIMATED MAJOR COST AVG MONTHS TO COMPLETE Potential Careers Program graduates gain practical knowledge and skills and pursue careers in industries such as: Doctoral Studies Government Education Private Business Healthcare 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 – Choose One – General Psychology emphasis 12 Credits – OR – Industrial & Organizational Psychology emphasis 12 Credits – OR – Developmental Psychology emphasis 12 Credits Up EMPHASIS OPTIONS 12 CREDITS 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 Up GENERAL EDUCATION Up PROGRAM REQUISITES PSYC 510 || Tests and Assessment 3 Credits PSYC 520 || Social and Cultural Psychology 3 Credits PSYC 550 || Professional and Ethical Issues 3 Credits PSYC 670 || Research and Evaluation Methods 3 Credits PSYC 680 || Literature Review Advanced Topic 3 Credits PSYC 690 || Graduate Psychology Culminating Experience 3 Credits Up MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 18 CREDITS Up ELECTIVES Up TECHNICAL FOUNDATION Up PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP Up MANAGEMENT TOTAL CREDITS 30 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. 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

Earn your Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences online at LAPU. Build expertise in healthcare management, research, and patient education. Enroll today! Bachelor's Degree Health Sciences Builds a foundation in health management, science, and healthcare practices, with focus on public health. PROGRAM FACT SHEET DISCOVER YOUR PURPOSE WITH LAPU Program Overview The Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences program offers a comprehensive and in-depth education tailored to meet the demands of a successful career in the health science field. As healthcare systems evolve and expand, professionals must possess a broad knowledge base encompassing key elements of management, scientific principles, and healthcare practices. This online health science degree is meticulously designed to equip students with the necessary expertise and practical skills required in health science professions. Embracing the university’s Christian heritage and mission, this program instills ethical values and a compassionate approach to healthcare, which are vital in today’s dynamic healthcare landscape. LAPU’s Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences provides students with a well-rounded education that can open the door to various rewarding career opportunities within the healthcare industry. With a strong emphasis on academic rigor and hands-on experience, graduates are well-prepared to navigate the complexities of modern healthcare systems. Whether you aspire to become a healthcare administrator, researcher, or practitioner, this bachelor of health science online program is your pathway to success. Join LAPU in embracing the future of healthcare education and become a part of a community dedicated to making a positive impact on the health and well-being of individuals and communities. Program Highlights Integrate God’s Word within the health science industry and society Identify and evaluate key personal and organizational ethics affecting health care professionals Utilize technology in statistical analysis and data management Examine cultural and diversity issues within interpersonal health care Credits & Cost 52 REQUIRED MAJOR CREDITS CREDIT EQUIVALENCIES $535 COST PER CREDIT EST PROGRAM COST $27,820 ESTIMATED MAJOR COST AVG MONTHS TO COMPLETE Potential Careers Program graduates gain practical knowledge and skills and pursue careers in industries such as: Hospital/Clinic Worker Lab Manager Community Health Organizer Patient Educator Healthcare Facility Coordinator Health Educator 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 (24): see catalog for more details 24 CREDITS Up GENERAL EDUCATION 24 CREDITS HSCI 100 || Introduction to Health and Disease 3 CREDITS HSCI 110 || U.S. Healthcare Systems 3 CREDITS PSYC 105 || Introduction to Psychology 3 CREDITS STAT 280 || Applied Statistics 3 CREDITS Up PROGRAM REQUISITES 12 CREDITS BIOL 225 || Microbiology/Lab 4 CREDITS BIOL 230 || Anatomy and Physiology I/Lab 4 CREDITS BIOL 240 || Anatomy and Physiology II/Lab 4 CREDITS CHEM 115 || Chemistry for Health Sciences/Lab 4 CREDITS HSCI 105 || Nutrition and Wellness 3 CREDITS HSCI 300 || Bioethics 3 CREDITS HSCI 320 || Medical Sociology 3 CREDITS HSCI 400 || Health Education Programming 3 CREDITS HSCI 491 || Senior Seminar: Health Sciences Capstone 3 CREDITS HSCI 497 || Undergraduate Health Science Culminating Experience 3 CREDITS PSYC 295 || Human Growth and Development 3 CREDITS PSYC 300 || Research Methods in Psychology 3 CREDITS Up MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 40 CREDITS Electives (38): choose 100-400 level courses from the catalog 44 CREDITS Up ELECTIVES 44 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. Psychology in the Healthcare Profession Brings together biology, psychology, and social factors to determine how they influence patients and providers in healthcare professions. The Psychology in the Healthcare Profession concentration allows students to specialize in the aspect of the healthcare industry concerned with how people react and cope with illness, as well as how people make decisions around health and wellness. The concentration brings together biology, psychology, and behavior and social factors to determine how they influence patients and providers in healthcare professions. PSYC 285 – Abnormal Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 350 – Social Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 425 – Crisis Counseling and Intervention (3 Credits) PSYC 435 – Gender Issues in Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 470 – Positive Psychology (3 Credits) Organizational Dynamics Specialize in designing and implementing innovative and strategic corporate-wide change initiatives. The Organizational Dynamics concentration prepares students to specialize in designing and implementing innovative and strategic corporate-wide change initiatives designed to advance the organization’s sustainability and long-term viability. Students develop the key organizational skills necessary to analyze an industry and implement change initiatives to ensure a competitive advantage for the long-term viability of their firm or organization. BUSN 350 – Marketing and E-Commerce (3 Credits) BUSN 395 – Project Management (3 Credits) ISYS 380 – Information Systems Management (3 Credits) ORGS 360 – Organizational Analysis (3 Credits) PSYC 460 – Motivation (3 Credits) Healthcare Leadership A foundation for students planning careers in public health, health care management, patient advocacy, and related leadership positions. The Healthcare Leadership concentration uses an interdisciplinary approach to prepare students for careers in leadership in a variety of healthcare settings. The concentration brings together psychology as well as leadership theories to create a foundation for students planning careers in health care delivery, public health, health care management, patient advocacy, and related leadership positions. BUSN 395 – Project Management (3 Credits) HMGT 420 – Healthcare Organizational Management (3 Credits) ORGS 300 – Dynamics of Group Behavior (3 Credits) ORGS 335 – Leadership Theory and Practice (3 Credits) PSYC 470 – Positive Psychology (3 Credits) General Psychology For those who want a broad, general psychology emphasis offering versatility in the job market. The General Psychology concentration is designed for those who want a broad, general degree offering versatility in the job market. Concentration courses provide a distinct framework to study broadly, including theories and methods related to clinical foundations, systems approach, as well as current trending psychological theories. PSYC 400 – Introduction to Clinical Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 450 – Family Systems (3 Credits) PSYC 460 – Motivation (3 Credits) PSYC 470 – Positive Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 480 – Group Processes (3 Credits) Human Services Provides foundations in pivotal applied psychological theory and methodologies geared toward helping people. The Human Services concentration utilizes a more general approach and sets students up for a broad scope of career opportunities. Designed to aid students in creating a clear set of skills for helping people, this concentration provides foundations in pivotal applied psychological theory and methodologies geared toward aiding people while understanding their framework of experience. PSYC 425 – Crisis Counseling and Intervention (3 Credits) PSYC 435 – Gender Issues in Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 445 – Adolescent Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 460 – Motivation (3 Credits) PSYC 480 – Group Processes (3 Credits) Healthcare Management Gain the key skills, competencies, and knowledge required to effectively serve in the field of healthcare management. The Healthcare Management concentration is designed specifically to prepare students for the rapidly expanding healthcare industry. Students gain the key skills, competencies, and knowledge required to effectively serve in the field of healthcare management. The courses are designed and taught by industry experts bringing years of practical experience to the learning environment. HMGT 300 – Healthcare Laws and Regulations (3 Credits) HMGT 310 – Healthcare Delivery Systems (3 Credits) HMGT 320 – Healthcare Financial Management (3 Credits) HMGT 410 – Healthcare Ethics and Quality Control (3 Credits) HMGT 420 – Healthcare Organizational Management (3 Credits) 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

LAPU - Los Angeles Pacific University is an accredited, online Christian university offering affordable associate, bachelor’s, and master’s degrees to students of all backgrounds. Earn Your Degree Online. Flexible, Affordable, & Fully Accredited. We exist to help you reach your goals. L.A. Pacific is one of California’s most affordable online Christian universities, making the dream of college a reality for more people. DISCOVER LAPU DISCOVER YOUR PURPOSE WITH LAPU Associate Bachelor’s Master’s Non-Degree Options More An Online University That Adapts To Your Schedule… Life is busy, don’t change your schedule - learn when you can. Hear From Students Real student stories, experiences, and success at LAPU. THE LAPU EXPERIENCE Explore Programs Find the right online degree to fit your goals. DEGREES & PROGRAMS See The Costs Transparent tuition, financial aid, and affordable education options. AFFORDABILITY Admissions Simple steps to apply and start your journey today. ADMISSIONS Learn When & Where You Want. We are not a traditional university that also has classes online. We are a mobile university specifically built for busy adults. And yes, that means you can do and submit course work on your smart phone. 32% of LAPU students are the first in their family to go to college One of the most affordable online Christian universities in California 79% of LAPU students bring in transfer credits from other colleges 100% of LAPU courses are taught online LEARN MORE Browse Degrees By Discipline Education that fits your life—learn on your time, at your pace. Public Administration Learn More Organizational Leadership Learn More Health Sciences Learn More Education & Humanities Learn More Business Learn More Psychology Learn More Application Deadline February 22, 2026 The Spring 2 Session Starts March 9, 2026. An enrollment counselor will work with you one-on-one to help get you started. APPLY NOW Fill Out The Application 32% of students are the first in their family to go to college Speak With A Counselor 79% of LAPU students bring in transfer credits from other colleges Start Immediately 100% of LAPU courses are taught online. Our Commitment To Faith, Life & Learning. Los Angeles Pacific University teaches and serves from a Christian worldview through a holistic understanding and practice of promoting faith, life, and learning. We believe the entire LAPU community is called to contribute to cultivating hope through learning and we accomplish this through our core values of being Exemplary, Caring, and focused on Learning. We are committed to preparing individuals not only with the skills and attitudes to thrive in their community and workplace, but also to point the way to something bigger - to the ultimate hope that is in Jesus Christ. As it relates to students, LAPU conceives the promotion of faith, life, and learning as engaging students in learning (through curriculum design, instruction, and student support) that reflects the Christian worldview of LAPU and culminates in the realization of hope in our students. As a result of this process (through their interactions and study at LAPU) our students will be able to: Apply a Christian worldview to their life and work in the world; Articulate how and in what ways their life journeys connect to God's story; Engage with diverse faith perspectives within the learning community at LAPU; and, Recognize God's work in the world through all academic disciplines. Learn More Don’t take our word for it, here’s what students are saying. As a first-generation college student from a Mexican family, earning my MBA at LAPU was a big milestone. I faced challenges alone but stayed motivated to set an example. My family’s support kept me going during tough times. The online format let me work and build my business while studying. LAPU taught me to keep Christ at the center of all I do. Francisco Anaya Master of Business Administration As a returning college student and single mother of three small children, I knew my educational journey would be a challenge, but I have not travelled alone since day one at LAPU. God led me to LAPU and he has not left my side since. I am the first member in my immediate family to obtain a college degree, and my children will follow in my footsteps. Tiffany Ross B.A. In Liberal Studies God made sure that every door opened for me to attend LAPU. I was connected with a fantastic Success Coach, and all of my classes have been great. I believe that God is the key to my success here at LAPU. I often pray over my schooling and that I continue to walk in God’s will. Christina Luis B.A. in Applied Psychology Studies The LAPU Experience About Learn More Our History Learn More What We Believe Learn More Faith, Life & Learning Learn More Frequently Asked Questions General Transfer Credits Military & Veterans When do classes start? We offer 3 semesters per year, split into two 8-week sessions. You can start classes in ANY of the 6 sessions per year. An Enrollment Counselor can help you determine the best time to start. What is a success coach? A Success Coach is part academic advisor (which courses to take, when, and in what order, etc.), part tech support rep, and part personal cheerleader! Every student is assigned a personal Success Coach to guide you from day 1 through graduation. How do you keep tuition so low? 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. Is LAPU a yellow ribbon school and G.I. Bill eligible? Yes! LAPU is designated as a Yellow Ribbon school and G.I. Bill eligible. LAPU Resources Find the info, people, or tools you need when you need them. And you can always contact us with your unique situation. MORE RESOURCES Bookstore VISIT THE BOOKSTORE Academic Catalog VIEW CATALOG Career Services VISIT CAREER CENTER Academic Calendar VIEW CALENDAR Better Together. All Are Welcome. LAPU is proud to reflect the rich diversity of Southern California and the U.S. as a whole. With regards to admissions, access, and employment, LAPU does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, disability, medical status, or veteran status. LAPU works to makes our website accessible to all, including those with disabilities. If you are having difficulty accessing any portion of this website, please call or email us at 626-495-2865 or accessibility@lapu.edu so that we can provide you with the services you require through alternative means. 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Earn an AA in Humanities at LAPU and gain a strong liberal arts foundation. Prepare for bachelor’s degrees and careers with critical thinking, communication, and analytical skills. Explore your future today! Associate Degree Humanities Provides a broad foundation in the liberal arts as a stepping-stone into bachelor’s degrees and future areas of study. PROGRAM FACT SHEET DISCOVER YOUR PURPOSE WITH LAPU Program Overview The A.A. in Humanities prepares you to achieve your goals by giving you a marketable education with a flexible framework. Serving as a stepping-stone into bachelor’s degrees, the 60-credit degree offers students a broad foundation in the liberal arts, integrating faith and knowledge. Program Highlights Prepare for more advanced studies at the bachelor’s level Gain a broad foundation in the liberal arts Develop the biblical foundations for a Christian worldview Establish habits and skills for lifelong learning Credits & Cost 26 REQUIRED MAJOR CREDITS CREDIT EQUIVALENCIES $535 COST PER CREDIT EST PROGRAM COST $13,910 ESTIMATED MAJOR COST AVG MONTHS TO COMPLETE Potential Careers Program graduates gain practical knowledge and skills and pursue careers in industries such as: Teaching Public Relations Journalism 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 COMM 105 || Public Communication 3 CREDITS ENGL 105 || Introduction to Academic Research and Writing 3 CREDITS Up ENGLISH COMMUNICATION 6 CREDITS ARTS 110 || Introduction to Art 3 CREDITS ENGL 115 || Introduction to Literature 3 CREDITS – OR – PHIL 205 || Introduction to Philosophy 3 CREDITS Up ARTS AND HUMANITIES 6 CREDITS – Choose One – MATH 105 || Survey of College Mathematics 3 CREDITS – OR – MATH 125 || College Algebra 3 CREDITS – OR – STAT 280 || Applied Statistics 3 CREDITS Up QUANTITATIVE REASONING 3 CREDITS PSYC 105 || Introduction to Psychology 3 CREDITS – OR – ECON 203 || Principles of Microeconomics 3 CREDITS Up BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES 3 CREDITS – Choose One – HIST 202 || World Civilizations 3 CREDITS – OR – HIST 204 || U.S. History from 1865 3 CREDITS – OR – HIST 420 || United States History and the Constitution 3 CREDITS Up SOCIAL SCIENCES 3 CREDITS – Choose One – BIOL 105 || General Biology/Lab 4 CREDITS – OR – BIOL 230 || Anatomy and Physiology I/Lab 4 CREDITS – OR – CHEM 115 || Chemistry for Health Sciences/Lab 4 CREDITS – OR – NSCI 150 || Introduction to Astronomy/Lab 4 CREDITS Up PHYSICAL & BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 4 CREDITS BIBL 100 || Introduction to Biblical Literature: Exodus/Deuteronomy 3 CREDITS BIBL 230 || Introduction to Biblical Literature: Luke/Acts 3 CREDITS ISTU 101 || Success in the University 3 CREDITS Up LAPU DISTINCTIVES 9 CREDITS ENGL 101 || Introduction to Composition 3 CREDITS PHIL 210 || Introduction to Ethics 3 CREDITS SPAN 121 || Beginning Spanish I 3 CREDITS SPAN 122 || Beginning Spanish II 3 CREDITS RLGN 100 || Introduction to Global Religious Studies 3 CREDITS RLGN 220 || Foundations for Christian Life 3 CREDITS Up HUMANITIES 18 CREDITS Up GENERAL EDUCATION Up PROGRAM REQUISITES Up MAJOR REQUIREMENTS General Electives 8 CREDITS Up ELECTIVES 8 CREDITS Up TECHNICAL FOUNDATION Up PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP Up MANAGEMENT TOTAL CREDITS 60 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. 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

Earn your B.A. in Organizational Leadership online at LAPU. Develop inclusive leadership, communication, and ethical decision-making skills for diverse industries.​ Bachelor's Degree Organizational Leadership Developing practical leadership skills needed to lead a variety of organizations, teams, and workplace initiatives. PROGRAM FACT SHEET DISCOVER YOUR PURPOSE WITH LAPU Program Overview The B.A. in Organizational Leadership integrates key concepts from multiple disciplines related to innovation; change management; individual, team, and group behavior; and principles of inclusive leadership. Students also develop the communication skills, interpersonal skills, and ethical decision-making skills needed for effective leadership in for-profit and non-profit sectors. Students gain real-world, practical knowledge which they can apply immediately in current roles or for future career advancement. Program Highlights Multi-disciplinary approach prepares students for a variety of for-profit and non-profit settings Emphasis on the communication skills, interpersonal skills, and ethical decision-making skills needed for effective leadership Dual focus on professional knowledge and practical management skills Integration of Christian worldview into professional leadership practices Explore the Learning & Career Journey of this Degree Credits & Cost 36 REQUIRED MAJOR CREDITS CREDIT EQUIVALENCIES $535 COST PER CREDIT EST PROGRAM COST $19,260 ESTIMATED MAJOR COST AVG MONTHS TO COMPLETE Potential Careers Program graduates gain practical knowledge and skills and pursue careers in industries such as: Fire / Police / Paramedic Departments Nonprofit Organizations Fortune 500 Companies Management Positions Government Agencies 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 (34): see catalog for more details 34 CREDITS Up GENERAL EDUCATION 34 CREDITS Up PROGRAM REQUISITES BUSN 340 || Introduction to Business Analytics 3 CREDITS BUSN 395 || Project Management 3 CREDITS BUSN 485 || Management and Organizational Behavior 3 CREDITS ORGS 335 || Leadership Theory and Practice 3 CREDITS ORGS 340 || Organizational Communication 3 CREDITS ORGS 350 || Leadership Ethics 3 CREDITS ORGS 375 || Organizational Development 3 CREDITS ORGS 400 || Leading Disruptive Innovation 3 CREDITS ORGS 440 || Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in the Workplace 3 CREDITS ORGS 475 || Global Issues in Leadership 3 CREDITS ORGS 480 || Financial Management and Resource Allocation in Organizations 3 CREDITS ORGS 490 || Organizational Leadership Capstone 3 CREDITS Up MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 36 CREDITS Electives (50): choose 100-400 level courses from the catalog 50 CREDITS Up ELECTIVES 50 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. Organizational Dynamics Specialize in designing and implementing innovative and strategic corporate-wide change initiatives. The Organizational Dynamics concentration prepares students to specialize in designing and implementing innovative and strategic corporate-wide change initiatives designed to advance the organization’s sustainability and long-term viability. Students develop the key organizational skills necessary to analyze an industry and implement change initiatives to ensure a competitive advantage for the long-term viability of their firm or organization. BUSN 350 – Marketing and E-Commerce (3 Credits) BUSN 395 – Project Management (3 Credits) ISYS 380 – Information Systems Management (3 Credits) ORGS 360 – Organizational Analysis (3 Credits) PSYC 460 – Motivation (3 Credits) Public Administration Introduces students to the roles and responsibilities of managers and leaders in the public service sector. The concentration in Public Administration introduces students to the roles and responsibilities of managers and leaders in the public service sector. Students will become familiar with various functions of public administrators in the areas of theory of leadership, finance, risk management, change management, and human resources. Particular attention is paid to the relationship of various departments and agencies within a governmental structure. ORGS 330 – Managerial Finance (3 Credits) ORGS 350 – Leadership Ethics (3 Credits) ORGS 420 – Human Resource Strategy (3 Credits) CRJU 430 – Principles of Public Administration (3 Credits) CRJU 460 – Risk Analysis and Security (3 Credits) ISYS 470 – Information Security and Compliance (3 Credits) ORGS 360 – Organizational Analysis (3 Credits) PSYC 455 – Conflict Management (3 Credits) Industrial/Organizational Psychology The study of organizational behavior, motivation, and conflict management. The Industrial/Organizational Psychology concentration provides a foundation for motivating and understanding organizational behavior, conflict management, and gender issues. Focus on psychological theory, concepts, and business-related strategies effectively prepare the student for a career in the business arena. This is also a valuable foundation if students plan to get a master’s degree in business. BUSN 485 – Management and Organizational Behavior (3 Credits) PSYC 455 – Conflict Management (3 Credits) PSYC 460 – Motivation (3 Credits) PSYC 470 – Positive Psychology (3 Credits) PSYC 480 – Group Processes (3 Credits) 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

🎓 Regionally Accredited University 💻 100% Online & Flexible 📚 Transfer Credits Accepted 💰 Financial Aid & Scholarships Available 🤝 Personalized Student Support ⏱ Start in as Little as 8 Weeks Online Bachelor’s Degree in Supply Chain Management Lead the Flow of Global Commerce With a Bachelor’s in Supply Chain Management Prepare for an in-demand career managing logistics, operations, and procurement — 100% online with a degree built for working adults. REQUEST PROGRAM INFORMATION Classes Start March 9th 2026. Enroll By February 22nd! Why This Degree Matters Is it time to advance your career or make a strategic career change ? In today’s global market, companies need professionals who can: Manage supply chains from end to end Optimize logistics and distribution systems Lead operations teams with confidence Make data-driven decisions that improve performance With a Bachelor’s in Supply Chain Management from Los Angeles Pacific University , you’ll gain both theoretical knowledge and practical skills needed to thrive in industries ranging from manufacturing to e-commerce and distribution. REQUEST INFORMATION Program Benefits: What You’ll Gain in This Program Fundamental Knowledge in Logistics & Operations Practical, Career-Ready Skills Ethical Decision-Making & Leadership Flexible & Online Delivery Support Every Step of the Way REQUEST INFORMATION Real Stories. Real Impact. Janine Kirchner B.S. Organizational Leadership Why did you decide to enroll at LAPU? When Covid hit, I noticed many remote and educational opportunities requiring just a BA. That disappointment drove me to finally pursue my degree. LAPU’s flexible programs fit perfectly with my responsibilities, and completing my BA in Organizational Leadership with a concentration in Psychology felt like the key to unlock new pathways for both my career and personal growth. How has your LAPU experience shaped your life, work, or goals right now? Earning my degree has boosted my confidence and opened new possibilities. It’s reinforced that it’s never too late to pursue your dreams, and I now feel better equipped to achieve my personal and professional goals. LAPU has truly been a turning point in my life. What advice would you give someone thinking about enrolling at LAPU? If you’re considering it, go for it, don’t wait. LAPU offers the flexibility you need to balance life and school, and the support is incredible. Believe in yourself; you’re capable of achieving more than you think! Organizational Leadership at a Glance Degree Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management Delivery 100% Online, Flexible Scheduling Credits Required 120 Total Cost Per Credit $535 Completion Time 2–4 Years (varies by transfer credits) REQUEST INFORMATION Skills That Translate Into Real Leadership Through this supply chain degree, you’ll build key competencies such as: Logistics & Operational Planning Transportation & Distribution Management Procurement & Strategic Sourcing Quality & Warehouse Management Global Supply Chain Strategy These skills prepare you for jobs across industries — from retail to healthcare to large manufacturing organizations. REQUEST INFORMATION Where This Degree Can Take You Graduates go on to pursue roles such as: Logistics Manager Supply Chain Manager Procurement Specialist Production Manager Strategic Sourcing Manager Facilities Manager These careers offer opportunities for advancement with strong demand in today’s global economy. REQUEST INFORMATION 💡Average salary for supply chain and logistics management roles: $75,000+ (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics) Varies by role, location, and experience. An Investment in Your Future — With Support Along the Way Cost per Credit Hour: $535 Estimated Total Major Cost: $32,100 Transfer Credits Accepted — finish faster and save money Financial Aid & Scholarships Available REQUEST INFORMATION The LAPU Difference Faith-Integrated Learning — lead with values that matter Personalized Support — from admission to graduation, you’ll have an advisor Experienced Faculty — real-world leaders, not just academics Flexible Scheduling — designed for working adults and busy families REQUEST INFORMATION All About Spark Spark is LAPU's innovative AI learning assistant, designed to support students every step of the way throughout their academic journey. With Spark, students can ask questions, clarify complex course materials, and receive instant, thoughtful guidance—anytime and anywhere. More than just a study aid, Spark adapts to each student’s unique learning style and goals, offering personalized explanations, study strategies, and encouragement to help them succeed. By providing immediate, interactive support, Spark creates a more individualized and engaging learning experience that empowers every LAPU student to thrive both academically and personally. REQUEST INFORMATION Your Next Step Is Simple 1 Request Program Guide Fill out the quick form 2 Talk with an Enrollment Counselor Get your questions answered 3 Apply & Start Classes Begin your journey toward leadership REQUEST INFO NOW Anchor Request Info Request More Information Today ! Spots are limited, classes start soon! ✔ No obligation ✔ We’ll contact you within 24 hours ✔ Your information is secure Frequently Asked Questions General Transfer Credits Military & Veterans When do classes start? We offer 3 semesters per year, split into two 8-week sessions. You can start classes in ANY of the 6 sessions per year. An Enrollment Counselor can help you determine the best time to start. What is a success coach? A Success Coach is part academic advisor (which courses to take, when, and in what order, etc.), part tech support rep, and part personal cheerleader! Every student is assigned a personal Success Coach to guide you from day 1 through graduation. How do you keep tuition so low? 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. Is LAPU a yellow ribbon school and G.I. Bill eligible? Yes! LAPU is designated as a Yellow Ribbon school and G.I. Bill eligible. Still have questions? TALK TO AN ENROLLMENT ADVISOR Your Leadership Journey Starts At LAPU The next step in your career is closer than you think. Don’t wait another year to step into the leadership role you deserve. REQUEST INFORMATION Los Angeles Pacific University is an accredited, Christ-centered learning community that creates new hope for the future by offering convenient and affordable associate, bachelor's, and master's degrees to students of all backgrounds. LAPU provides a high-quality, faith-integrated education that is intentionally accessible, career relevant, and committed to student success. admissions@lapu.edu Call 855-276-8669