Bachelor of Science in Project Management

Organizations competing in today's complicated global, multicultural marketplace face an intricate matrix of processes and decisions in order to be successful. Project managers are highly skilled, detail-oriented professionals tasked with planning and organizing company initiatives while keeping a watchful eye on budgets and schedules.

National University's Bachelor of Science in Project Management is designed to equip you with the tools to oversee all aspects of a project from beginning to end. Youll learn everything from setting clear goals and defining the scope of a project to managing costs, timelines, and outcomes. Because project managers also work on diverse teams with colleagues who have varying roles and responsibilities, NU's curriculum emphasizes the humanness required to succeed in the position.

Upon completion of your studies, youll emerge with fastidious knowledge and career-relevant skills in communications, management, leadership, planning, problem-solving, coordinating, and operations. With these qualifications, youll be well-equipped to pursue an in-demand role in just about any industry.

Applicants who are considered first time students based on the criteria below must attend an orientation course through WES Training and Development prior to enrolling -
Never attended a college or university.
Education experience is limited to.
Competency based education.
College level courses completed during high school.
Advanced Placement AP credit.
Military service or training.
Prior learning credit CLEP Dantes Excelsior portfolio assessment etc.
High school graduates transferring from regionally accredited colleges and universities are admitted as degree students if their cumulative GPA is 2.0 or higher Applicants with a GPA below 2.0 may be admitted on probationary admission if the Committee on the Application of Standards Committee judges that there is sufficient evidence of potential to complete college studies Applicants below a 2.0 may submit a petition letter to their advisor for review by the Committee.
Individual degree programs may have additional admission requirements.