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Learn to effectively
manage human services delivery
Bachelor of Science in Human Services with a concentration in Management
A growing number of people are relying on social services these days — from the baby boomer population entering its golden years to those affected by the ongoing economic problems to those seeking treatment for mental health and addiction issues. That translates into a need for individuals to manage the organizations that deliver these services.
Our Bachelor of Science in Human Services with a concentration in Management can help prepare you to manage these services. Incorporating elements of counseling, social work and psychology, this degree program is designed to help students develop management skills in planning, organization, finance, leadership, assessment and evaluation —skills that can help you thrive in a managerial role in a variety of human services settings.
What you'll learn
What you'll do
At University of Phoenix we're focused on your success and have dedicated 24/7 support to help you at every step of the way.
% of students who completed this program during the most recent federal award year completed it within “normal time”.[1]
Jobs that graduates of this program are educationally qualified for:
How to afford your degree
Use the information below or speak with a trained advisor to better understand your financial options. You'll also find out how you may be able to lower your out-of-pocket expense and what options may be available to help you fund your education.
Program costs: – [2]
Includes cost per credit, application fee, and fees for resources (books/eResources) for students completing the program in normal time.
Cost breakdowns [4]
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| Tuition (per credit) for 100/200-level courses | |
| Tuition (per credit) for 300/400-level courses | |
| Electronic materials fee (per course) | |
| One time application fee |
Fees may be non-refundable. Students pay tuition on a course-by-course basis. All tuition and fees of the University are subject to change. May be subject to state and local sales taxes.
Median graduate debt [3]
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| Federal | N/A |
| Private | N/A |
| Institutional | N/A |
Paying for school
Find out about our convenient payment plans, financial aid and military member discounts by exploring how you can pay for your degree.
How to get started
Learn more about the admissions process that takes place after talking with an advisor and choosing your degree program.
Benefits of this degree program
Real-world curriculum
Your course curriculum is designed to provide the knowledge and skills needed by competent, ethical practitioners including current applications in such areas as social work, counseling and psychology.
Faculty with working knowledge
Courses are taught by instructors who have experience in the field so you can see how theories apply to the real world of human services.
Convenient learning options
We make it convenient for working professionals like you to earn your degree around your busy schedule through evening on-campus classes.
Small class size
Smaller class sizes provide an intimate learning environment that allows for close interaction with expert faculty.
Is this the right program for you?
Are you the kind of individual who wants to manage the people and processes that provide resources for those most in need? Earning your bachelor's in human services with a management focus will give you the knowledge you need — an enrollment advisor can get you started.
The curriculum of the Bacehlor of Science in Human Services with a concentration in Management degree program consists of 120 (124 for Kansas) credit hours. For more information about the total number of credits needed for completion of this degree program, see the program details.
Core courses
Make your work experience count
University of Phoenix allows you to apply relevant learning, work and life experiences to college credits through the Prior Learning Assessment process. Speak with an advisor to find out if you can fulfill some elective, interdisciplinary and/or general education courses by going through the PLA process.
Pay as you go
Talk to your advisor about the Cash Plan. This plan gives you the option to pay course-by-course as you pursue your education.
Scholarships
Scholarships pay for tuition-related expenses and don't need to be paid back. Your advisor can help you find scholarships that you may be eligible for.
Prior Learning Assessment
Ask your advisor about how you can fulfill some credit requirements from prior experience, professional training, licenses, certificates and transcripts from previously attended colleges and institutions.
Federal Financial Aid Plan
Federal financial aid can include government grants and loans. An Advisor will help you check your eligibility.
Military financial options
If you are a veteran, active duty member or spouse of an active duty member, take advantage of our special tuition rates. Speak with a Military Advisor today.
Third-party billing
Under the Third-Party Billing Plan, University of Phoenix directly bills an approved employer for a student's tuition. Speak to an advisor to find out if your company is approved for direct billing.
Serving military members
Whether you're serving on Active Duty, are a member of the Reserve or National Guard, or are the spouse of a military member, you're eligible for a reduction in tuition. Our special military tuition rates combined with some of the resources below can help you get started in your pursuit of a degree.
The Federal Military Tuition Assistance Program
With federal military tuition assistance, you may receive 100% federal Tuition Assistance for your military service. Speak with a Military Advisor to find out details and see if you qualify.
Montgomery GI Bill
At University of Phoenix, you can apply your Montgomery GI Bill-Active Duty, or your Montgomery GI Bill-Selected Reserve to your educational costs. Talk to a Military Advisor to learn more.
Post 9/11 GI Bill
If you're a veteran or military servicemember who served a minimum of 90 combined days on active duty after September 10th, 2001, you may be eligible for Post 9/11 GI benefits. Talk to a Military Advisor to find out how.
Active Duty Spouse Benefits
As a military spouse, you may be eligible for financial assistance that can help you pursue your degree. Find out how you can qualify by speaking with an advisor.
While widely available, not all programs are available in all locations or in both online and on-campus formats. Please check with a University Enrollment Advisor.
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[1]The on-time completion rate identifies the percentage of students completing this program during the most recent federal award year who completed it within "normal time." The term "normal time" means the length of time it would take a student to complete this program if the student is continuously enrolled, takes one course at a time, and successfully completes each attempted course. Students enrolled in this degree program are typically nontraditional students. Students may exceed "normal time" for a variety of reasons, including, but not limited to, internships, practicums, clinical rotations, student teaching or administrator experiences required for licensure. The on-time completion rate identifies the percentage of students completing this program during the most recent federal award year who completed it within "normal time." The term "normal time" means the length of time it would take a student to complete this program if the student is continuously enrolled, takes one course at a time, and successfully completes each attempted course. Students enrolled in this degree program are typically nontraditional students. Students may exceed "normal time" for a variety of reasons, including, but not limited to, internships, practicums, clinical rotations, student teaching or administrator experiences required for licensure. The on-time completion rate identifies the percentage of students completing this program during the most recent federal award year who completed I within "normal time." The term "normal time" means the length of time it would take a student to complete this program if the student is continuously enrolled, takes one course at a time, and successfully completes each attempted course. Students enrolled in this degree program are typically nontraditional students. Students may exceed "normal time" for a variety of reasons, including, but not limited to, internships, practicums, clinical rotations, student teaching or administrator experiences required for licensure.
- [2]The range provided represents the sum of tuition and typical fees required to complete the program within normal time, based on the University's 2011/2012 tuition levels. The actual costs that will be incurred by a particular student to complete this program will depend upon factors specific to that student. Tuition rates for this program may vary due to factors such as: (i) geographic location of the student; (ii) modality of coursework; (iii) military service; and (iv) future changes in tuition rates. The number of credits required for a particular student to complete the program will be dependent upon various factors, including: (i) transfer credits available; (ii) repeated coursework; and (iii) completion of additional specializations within this program. Please contact an Enrollment Advisor for additional information.
- [3]The figure represents the median amount of debt incurred by students who completed the program during the July 1, 2009-June 30, 2010 federal award year. The actual amount of debt a particular student will incur to complete this program is dependent on various factors specific to the student. Please contact an Enrollment Advisor for additional information.
- [4]Members of the U.S. military may have access to additional Federal Tuition Assistance to help pay for education. Additionally, University of Phoenix offers a special per-credit tuition rate for active duty military, their spouses, and veterans. For more information, visit the military tuition assistance information.
We're here to help
We help you make an impact in the lives of others
It's become a part of everyday life in recent years: external struggles such as job losses, economic turmoil, foreclosures, bankruptcies — and the resulting internal struggles such as depression, compromised health and interpersonal conflict.
But you have the desire to help people smooth the rough edges of these challenges, and to give them the coping skills and professional human services they need to get through it. That's what draws you to the Social Sciences disciplines.
The University of Phoenix College of Social Sciences helps you gain the essential skills and knowledge to provide the compassion, guidance and service to others in need. With diverse bachelor's and master's degree programs in Counseling, Human Services and Psychology, you can choose the one that provides you with the skill set to help others in the setting that works for you — whether one-on-one, families and small groups, or schools and communities.
University of Phoenix is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and is a member of the North Central Association. For additional information, visit ncahlc.org.
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