Cost & earnings at University of Wisconsin - Green Bay What students borrow here, and what they go on to earn
Management Sciences graduates earn a median $52,107 Across 365 US programmes, two years after finishing
See the degree grade →A flexible, fully online Bachelor of Applied Studies in Organizational Leadership aimed at students who hold an Applied Associate Degree and want to move into supervisory, management or leadership roles. The program emphasizes applied leadership skills, credit transfer, and nine customizable emphases so learners can align study with existing experience and career goals.
Core coursework focuses on foundational leadership competencies intended to help students inspire, develop and guide others toward shared goals. Courses are delivered entirely online in a seven-week accelerated format. Students choose from nine emphases to direct coursework toward industry-specific skills; emphases let you tailor the major to particular career aims. One named emphasis follows a self-directed structure delivered in 7-week online courses.
The B.A.S. option is specifically for learners who already possess an Applied Associate Degree from any Wisconsin Technical College System campus or another regionally accredited institution. Those students transfer their applied associate credentials into UW–Green Bay and continue as juniors to finish the bachelor degree. Advisors guide students to the best degree track and support degree planning.
The program prepares graduates for management and leadership roles across business, nonprofit and government settings. Because emphases are career-focused and the student body brings varied professional backgrounds, graduates can pursue supervisory and leadership positions in sectors where they already have experience or seek new opportunities.
The program highlights a generous credit transfer policy as an efficient route to degree completion, especially for technical-college graduates. UW–Green Bay provides advising support to help customize degree plans; students should consult the university for specific scholarship, tuition or funding options.
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