Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Administration and Leadership

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The Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Administration and Leadership program at Midway College is both a convenient means to achieving a college degree and a source for attaining high-quality skills to be used in today (and tomorrow)'s professional environment.

Program Benefits

Skills - In the course of this program, students will immerse themselves in learning about the multi-faceted world of business, non-profits, and other organizations.

Convenience and Quality - Midway College knows that individuals who make up this audience cope with schedules busy with obligations, and offers the BA in Organizational Administration and Leadership via a flexible online delivery so that motivated students can more conveniently complete the hours necessary to attain the degree.

Potential - Graduates of the BA in Organizational Administration and Leadership program will exit with a degree equipped to make them more effective members of the modern business and organization world, in addition to the greater community. Leadership skills backed up by a degree can prepare individuals for positions in management and for future professional success.

Expected Salary - Salary range depends on an individual's industry, seniority, and previous experience, but a valid estimate would be within the range of $50,000 and $150,000 per year in gross income.

BA in Organization Administration and Leadership Program Description

Midway College's BA in Organizational Administration and Leadership degree program is essentially an opportunity for individuals to succeed. From the initial step of enrolling in an academic environment to attain a degree to the actual subjects being studied, the entire program will heighten a student's confidence and abilities in a modern professional environment.

Courses included are designed to build a solid foundation for future leadership in business and other organizations, and range from analyzing business tactics and finances to mastering computer skills and interpersonal relationships. All of this is tied together with the program's emphasis on studying ethical standards and best business practices.

The program consists of 42 course hours and nine additional hours of supporting requirements (including accounting, gender issues and economics), which when combined with general education requirements - often from previous attempts at a college degree - add up to a Bachelor of Arts in Organizational Administration and Leadership.