The
major/area in Organizational Management (OM) is a degree-completion
program for non-traditional “adult” learners to be offered in the
evening and is an extension program of the University. Coupled with the
general education program of the University, it is intended to lead to
a Bachelor of Science Degree. Extensive reading and writing assignments
are required between class meetings.
Students are expected to progress as a group from one module to the next, with courses offered in succession.
An
“Experiential Learning” portfolio program (see course description EL
480) may be used in conjunction with the OM program. The program is
designed with enough flexibility to meet the needs of students with a
minor concentration from an Associate degree, or by a combination of
transfer and additional courses, if not using the Experiential Learning
program. Students who graduate from the OM program are required to meet
the current general education requirements of the University, in
keeping with the liberal arts philosophy of all our programs.
The
OM program is a more general, non-traditional version of the major in
Business Administration, applicable to executives, administrators, and
decision-makers in many types of organizations. Each course has a final
examination in addition to other evaluations of students such as
assigned papers.
Requirements for Admission To Organizational Management Program
(Without condition):
- Completion of 60 semester hours of approved college-level credit (transcript required).
- Attainment of a 2.25 GPA overall in previous college-level work.
- Completion of English 111, 112, and Math 11, or equivalents, with “C” grade or better in each.
- Age 23 or older