DEGREE REQUIREMENTS 

The requirement to graduate from the on-line B.A. in Organization Management program at Virginia University of Lynchburg is 120 semester credits.

Minimum requirement for admission
(can include Required Core Area credits listed below)

50

Organization Management Program Courses

36*

Elective Credits 
(can include Required Core Area credits listed below)

34

Total credits for B.A. in Organization Management

120

*  Only the 36 credits of the "OM" program must be earned at VUL

In addition to the required 36 credits of the OM program courses, there are certain required course areas that may be satisfied either in the 45 credits necessary to enter the program, or in the balance of credits needed to graduate.

Required Course Area

Example

Credits

Communications

English Composition

6

Social / Behavioral Science    

Sociology, Economics, Political Science

6

Humanities / Fine Arts

History, Literature, Music, Theology, Art

6

Natural Science / Math

Physical or Life Science, Logic-Philosophy, Math  

6

There are a variety of ways that both these required course area credits and other general credits may be earned for degree completion.

Portfolio for life experience and training
Apply in 2nd or 3rd semesters

On-line or in-class courses
Offered by VUL or other institutions

CLEP examinations in 34 subjects
For details see: http://www.collegeboard.com/student/testing/clep/about.html

DSST or Dantes exams in 37 subjects
For details see: http://www.getcollegecredit.com/06colleges.html

After review of submitted official transcripts by the Director of Admissions, students will be given a "degree audit form" showing accepted transfer credits, and indicating other credits needed for graduation.  Generally, no credit will be given for courses with grades lower than "C."  This degree audit form will be periodically updated and a copy provided to each student.  It is the responsibility of the student to inform the Director of Admission of completion of any courses at other institutions or college credit examinations, and submit an official transcript for those courses or examination credits.