Designed with the working professional in mind, the Master of Science in Organizational Development and Leadership (ODL) program prepares leaders in the art and science of managing strategic change and leadership. Using assessments, planned interventions, action research and evaluations, the skills of the ODL practitioner can help large and small organizations or departments to demonstrate improvements in leadership, decision-making, planning, conflict resolution, control and productivity. ODL students learn how to become instruments of change and how to incorporate human development, needs and ethics into organizational development plans and procedures.
More information about the M.S. in ODL program
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Download an application for admission:
- Application Instructions
- Application Form
- Recommendation Form
Requirements & Criteria
For matriculation into the master's program, the applicant must have completed a bachelor's degree program at an accredited institution with a B average or better.
Students may apply for credit for life/work experience. This will be done after acceptance by application to the Program Director.
In effort to foster the safety and well-being of the entire campus community, as well as to ensure that students accepted to PCOM will be permitted to perform clerkships/internships required to successfully complete their degree requirements, PCOM requires all first year students to complete a criminal background check prior to matriculation. All students must have their criminal background checks processed through PreCheck. The Admissions Office will send notification of the process after confirmation of enrollment and must have this information on file prior to orientation; students will not be allowed to start classes without this information.
Prior to enrollment, all candidates are required to complete the college's Technical Standards for Admission and Matriculation.
Application Process
As an applicant to the PCOM Organizational Leadership and Development Program, you are responsible for ensuring that all admissions materials are completed accurately and submitted on time.
Admissions materials consist of:
