B.A.S., Organizational Management

Indian River State College
Bachelor of Applied Science, Organizational Management

Population growth, increase in technology-based businesses and sophisticated job requirements fuel the demand for more managers with a four-year degree. With a B.A.S. online degree in Organizational Management, you'll stand out with the skills, knowledge and expertise that employers are looking for.

A Bachelor of Applied Science in Organizational Management will open the door to career advancement, preparing you for management and leadership positions in a wide variety of fields.

What You'll Gain:

• Knowledge, skills, attitudes, and values necessary for success in management and leadership positions in a variety of business, governmental education, and nonprofit settings
• The ability to demonstrate advanced professional and educational capabilities using appropriate interpersonal, written communication and critical thinking skills
• Knowledge through the application of principles of sound research designs to critical evaluation of academic literature related to organizational management
• Leadership skills, with the ability to be a change agent within an organization and the business community
• Knowledge to integrate appropriate technology into the leadership and management and decision making process
• The ability to demonstrate personal and professional ethical responsibility in all managerial and organizational decision making

Admission Requirements

1. This program is designed specifically for students who have already completed an A.S. degree.
2. Students who have completed an A.A. degree may also apply and should complete the following 18 credits of technical core courses prior to beginning upper-division coursework.
   • GEB   1011     Introduction to Business
   • MAN   2021     Principles of Management
   • BUL    2241     Business Law I
   • SLS    1261     Essentials of Contemporary Leadership
   • FIN     2001     Introduction to Finance
   • MAR   2011     Principles of Marketing
3. Students who have not taken two years of the same foreign language in high school must complete two semesters or 8 credit hours of the same foreign language at the college level to meet the foreign language requirement.