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 fully online Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Leadership that uses accelerated 7‑week courses to prepare students for supervisory and leadership roles across business, nonprofit and government settings. The program suits students returning to college, those transferring credits from community colleges, and working professionals seeking a flexible, career-focused degree.
Students take a set of required core leadership courses delivered in seven‑week online modules to build foundational leadership skills. Beyond the core, the major offers nine different emphases that let you tailor the curriculum to a particular field; each emphasis contains classes focused on career‑specific skills. One self‑directed emphasis is available that follows the same accelerated, fully online format.
There are two degree pathways. The Bachelor of Arts option is appropriate for students who already hold an Associate of Arts & Sciences degree, those who have completed a few college courses and plan to transfer credits in, or students who begin college and select the organizational leadership major. The Bachelor of Applied Studies option is intended for graduates of Applied Associate Degree programs (for example from the Wisconsin Technical College System) who transfer in as juniors and complete remaining university requirements.
The curriculum prepares graduates for management and leadership roles across sectors — private businesses, nonprofit organizations and government agencies — where skills in inspiring teams, managing projects and leading organizational change are needed.
The program highlights a generous credit transfer policy as an efficient route to degree completion; prospective students are advised to contact the program advisor to discuss transfer options and individualized degree planning. For specific scholarship and financial aid opportunities, consult the university's central financial aid office.
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