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The new accelerated bachelor's degree in Organizational Leadership is designed for adults with demonstrated leadership ability who are 25 or older with at least five years of work experience.
In just three years, you can earn a respected Bachelor's degree from Baldwin-Wallace College, ranked among the Top Schools in U.S. News America's Best Colleges 2006!
Packaged and Sequenced for Completion. Your curriculum is planned for you; you'll take just a few courses at a time in sequence over three years. To make the program affordable, your tuition, books, fees, a laptop computer and an international study tour are all included in the program cost - resulting in a significant savings over a traditional degree.
Conveniently offered at B-W East, Baldwin-Wallace College's center for learning in Beachwood.
Innovative Instructional Approaches. This program is adult-learner oriented, honoring adult learning styles and needs. The design and delivery of courses combines traditional, accelerated and immersion-seminar formats, guided independent study, and an experiential component. Some courses are computer-based with limited class meetings.
Relevance - Local and Global. Designed for leaders and achievers, this prescribed course of study takes a multidisciplinary approach to broaden your perspectives. Students earn a major in Organizational Leadership and a minor in Communications. Coursework is directly linked to workforce preparation and career advancement, and includes a 10-day international study tour, strengthening an understanding of the need for global leadership.
Collaborative Approach. Students enroll as a "cohort learning community" that enriches and supports the learning process (students enroll in the whole program together, building networks and study teams). Adult students' life experiences are tapped in the learning process.
Information Sessions provide introductory information in small group sessions to learn about courses required, class formats, schedules and distinctive program features.
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