Do I need to be a verified learner to earn the MITx MicroMasters program credential in SCM?

 

Yes!  To earn the MITx MicroMasters program credential in Supply Chain Management (SCM), one is required to be a verified learner. Here are the key points to consider:

1. Verified Learner: To be eligible for the MicroMasters program credential, you must enroll as a verified learner and successfully pass and receive a Verified Certificate for each of the five SCx courses:  CTL.SC0x, CTL.SC1x, CTL.SC2x, CTL.SC3x, and CTL.SC4x.  Being a verified learner involves paying the associated fee for each course and completing the course requirements.

2. Verified Certificates: A Verified Certificate serves as proof that you have completed the course and successfully met the requirements. It signifies your commitment and achievement in the course.  Learn more about verified certificates here.

3. Comprehensive Final Exam (CFx): After completing and passing all five SCx courses as a verified learner, you will be invited to take the Comprehensive Final Exam (CFx). The CFx is a proctored exam that covers the material from all five courses and is required to earn the MicroMasters program credential. The CFx exam must also be taken as a verified learner. 

   Read more about the CFx here.

Earning the MITx MicroMasters program credential in SCM requires completing all five SCx courses as a verified learner and passing the Comprehensive Final Exam. Verification provides a way to validate your learning and ensures the integrity of the program credential. It signifies your dedication and knowledge in supply chain management as recognized by MITx.