• Socially Relevant: Demonstrate the ability to use a multi-disciplinary approach to understanding organizations. Understand the process of how to bring about positive change and growth within organizations.
• Academically Excellent: Demonstrate foundational skills in the use of technology, communication, and research as it related to scholarship. Develop analytical and critical thinking skills as tools for problem solving in the workplace.
• Globally Engaged: Demonstrate fluency in using ethical theories as a framework for positioning organizations as responsible, global citizens.
• Intentionally Diverse: Demonstrate the ability to utilize diverse perspectives as a means to solving problems and initiating change within an organizational context.
• Personally Transforming: Develop processes in which to assess and promote personal growth, development and life-long learning.

• Motivated to complete the requirements for an accredited Bachelor of Science degree in 14 months.
• Hoping to enhance your educational credentials and improve your management competencies.
• An individual with 60-88 credits or more.

• A supportive environment and a focused cohort-based structure designed to help working adults complete their undergraduate degree in Organizational Management.
• A relevant course offering that allows students to immediately apply classroom learning in a variety of workplace settings.
• A learning environment that encourages growth and helps students develop their communications, interpersonal, and problem-solving skills.
• The opportunity to study at a fully accredited institution, founded in 1882 on progressive education ideals.  Today Nyack College strives to foster a spirit of caring and service while providing educational access and excellence to a diverse population.
• For more information see the Student Handbook and Portfolio.

• At convenient locations in Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, Rockland County (Nyack, NY), The Christian Culture Center in Brooklyn, Division of Military and Naval Affairs in Albany, and Washington, D.C.

• Students must commit to one night per week for 14 months.
• Each class is offered once a week from 6:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
• Courses are offered one at a time in sequential 4 or 6-week modules.
• Download Cohort Schedules

• Admissions Counselors are available to guide you through the application process.  Attend an upcoming Information Session or e-mail or call (800-876-9225) to speak with an Admissions Counselor.
• All individuals enrolled in this program are considered full-time students and are eligible for Financial Aid.
• Once the admissions/payment process is completed, students are automatically registered in the appropriate courses and assigned to cohort groups that remain together throughout the program.  Cohorts begin at various times throughout the calendar year.

Here is what some of our students had to say about

the Organizational Management Program:

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