The master's program in organization development and analysis is designed for members of either public or private organizations who are full-time employed. As such, applicants may hold either line or staff positions. Applications for admission are considered from individuals who hold bachelor's degrees and have significant work experience with organizations. The program requires ten credit hours of work in each of the four consecutive semesters. Credit hour rates are adjusted on a yearly basis by the University.
Tuition is billed on a semester basis and fees are payable at the beginning of each semester.
If students are not residents of the Cleveland area, they will be responsible for their own housing and meal accommodations while they are here. All students are responsible for their expenses for the off-site workshops at the retreat center. Additional applications for remaining spaces, if any, should be received no later than August 15 of an entry scheduled year.