The Management and Organizational Leadership major requires 28 credits beyond the Drake Curriculum and Business Core requirements. All students gain valuable knowledge and experience with management and leadership skills. 9 of these 28 credits come from the students’ chosen track where students have the unique opportunity to gain specific skills based off of these tracks.
The specific graduation requirements can be found in the undergraduate catalog*.
The Drake Curriculum, required of all undergraduates, is designed to help students meet personal and professional goals as they acquire fundamental knowledge and abilities in ten Areas of Inquiry, including communication, critical thinking, artistic experience, historical consciousness, information and technology literacy, international and multicultural experiences, scientific and quantitative literacy, values and ethics and engaged citizenship. Students work closely with their academic advisers to craft a program of study in general education that prepares students for civic and professional leadership.
The Drake Curriculum also requires first-year seminars, which foster development of critical thinking and written and oral communication skills through a topical focus; and a Senior Capstone, in which students demonstrate the capacity to bring information, skills and ideas to bear on one project. More information on the Drake Curriculum can be found here.