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Maryville University Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Leadership online

Maryville University Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Leadership online

Transform your leadership skills and become an effective change agent with a degree in organizational leadership. Pursue a career across industries in various roles, including administrative director, business administrator, and community service manager.

100% online

Complete coursework on your terms and on your time.

No SAT/ACT

No test scores or application fees required.

Flexible enrollment

Start in the fall, spring, or summer.

About the program

  • Transfer credits to complete your degree sooner:

    Graduate faster if you previously earned college credits. Maryville considers all transfer credits, even if you earned them years ago.

  • Get support for your professional goals:

    Benefit from access to several career support options including virtual career fairs, online tutoring, LinkedIn Learning, résumé writing, mock interviews, and more.

  • Connect with an experienced and engaged faculty:

    Discuss your career goals and review projects with faculty members who are forward-thinking leaders in their respective organizations and industries.

About Maryville University

Maryville University’s mission is to provide access and opportunity to those who are brave enough to make their dreams a reality. Since 1872, Maryville University has offered a high-quality, student-centered educational experience to its students by providing personalized, comprehensive support; a practical, future-focused education; and accessible and experienced faculty.

Tuition and fees

Tuition and fees TuitionUS$69,120

Tuition and fees are subject to change and may increase each academic year. Tuition does not include student fees, technology platform licensing, or support services. Learners are also responsible for travel and accommodation costs related to any in-person immersions or residentials, if applicable.

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Curriculum

Gain the leadership skills today’s organizations are looking for with a Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Leadership online degree. The industry-focused curriculum incorporates the latest trends and research in organizational leadership to prepare you to inspire positive change, manage organizational conflict, and provide superior employee training across teams and organizations. 

  • Choose from a variety of courses:

    Explore a range of relevant course topics, from multicultural psychology to human resource management, so you can develop the skills that organizations value. 

  • Master the human and business elements of organizational leadership:

    Courses blend business strategies, human resources strategies, leadership skills, and psychological insights to provide you with a deep understanding of collaborative mindsets. 

  • Apply your knowledge with a senior project:

    Collaborate with a faculty member on a senior research project and gain valuable career-ready experience in your area of interest.

Admissions

Maryville’s hassle-free online application process makes it easy for you to start learning. No application fees or SAT/ACT scores are required. With three start dates per year, you can align your educational journey with your schedule. Maryville considers all transfer credits, even if you earned them years ago.

Eligible applicants to the Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Leadership online program must have earned a high school diploma or GED with a minimum cumulative grade point average (GPA) of 2.5 on a 4.0 scale. (Applicants with a GPA below 2.5 may be considered for provisional admission.)

You will need to submit the following materials to apply:'

  • A simplified, no-cost online application

  • Official high school transcript (Maryville will request transcripts for you.)

  • English proficiency scores (International applicants may be required to submit scores that meet a certain threshold.)

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