Risk Management Certificate

Advance Your Career in Risk Management

With your Risk Management certificate, you will be prepared to dive into a dynamic and essential industry or strengthen your skills to tackle your current risk management tasks.

Explore concepts and processes that will equip you to identify and mitigate financial risks. Learn from our expert faculty who bring years of industry experience to the classroom to prepare you for a rewarding career in risk management. Exam waiver opportunities are available for the CPCU and CRM designations upon completing the Risk Management certificate program.

If you are interested in pursuing a bachelor's degree, explore our Risk Management and Insurance program.

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Online and On Your Schedule

Work on your classes when and where it works for you with the flexibility and convenience of online classes. The online option isn't just traditional classes with an internet spin. It is web-native, built specifically for the online learning environment by our industry expert faculty and course designers. Engage in lectures and collaborate with your peers and instructors wherever you are.

You also have the option to complete this program in-person at our main campus in Big Rapids for a unique hands-on learning experience.

Program Features 

Admission Requirements

To be admitted to the Risk Management certificate program, you must have the following:

New Student Admission Requirements

• 2.35 HS GPA (on a 4.0 scale) and/or 16/900 ACT/SAT
• Applicant should show proof of high school graduation with a 2.35 GPA (on a 4.00 scale). If it is determined by the College of Business Dean’s Office/Student Academic Affairs that regular program admission criteria should be met in order to complete the certificate successfully and be a contributing member of the course, all college transcripts should be submitted to the Admissions Office.

Transfer Student Admission Requirements

• 2.35 College GPA (on a 4.0 scale)
• No more than 50% of the credits may be transferred from another institution.

For additional information or questions, contact an advisor for all of the details.