Organizational Leadership
Your degree will prepare you for organizational leadership in both goods-producing and service enterprises for fluency in the management of systems, personnel and/or quality.
Admissions
Major and minor
You're getting prepared to apply to college, congratulations! Below is some of the most important information to go over. Don't forget you can always connect with us directly if you need help. Connect with a recruiter. Organizational leadership is offered as a major program of study, which you can choose on your application to the OSU College of Business, or it can be added as a minor during your program of study, supported by academic planning discussions with College of Business academic advisors.
Undergraduate certificate
Students can apply to OSU for a standalone undergraduate certificate in organizational leadership. This 28-credit program provides an exploration into organizational leadership without the pursuit of a degree.
Microcredential
Current OSU degree-seeking students and non-degree students can enroll in a 12-credit microcredential program by contacting OSU Ecampus. New non-degree students should contact the Office of Admissions for more information.
Applying to college is a process, from understanding requirements to collecting and sending documents to understanding policies and expectations. Our webpages share a lot of information about these important processes and things to consider. Don't forget you can always connect with us directly if you need help.
Admissions deadlines apply to all application documents as well as changes to your application including changing your term, major and campus. We recommend submitting these requests well before deadlines, if possible, to ensure everything is received on time. Familiarize yourself with the deadlines and requirements here.
A college degree offers strong value, leading to substantially more lifetime career earnings. We are committed to providing financial resources and financial planning tools; most Oregon State students receive some form of financial support. Get started with learning about the financial aid process and understanding tuition costs here.