Organizational Psychology, B.S.B.A.

Build a better work environment

This unique program, at one of only a handful of NJ schools with AACSB-accreditation, combines business and psychology.

Program overview

Are you interested in knowing what motivates a person to perform well at a job, or what qualities a company needs to look for to make a great hire? Today’s businesses and organizations need professionals who understand human behavior, group dynamics and how to make the workplace function better.

This unique program at one of only a handful of NJ schools with AACSB-accreditation combines business and psychology. Have an impact on the organization’s bottom line by helping to improve employee satisfaction and job performance.

Admission options

First-year - How to Apply

Rider is where your future begins. First-year students are defined as recent high school graduates who are attending college for the first time. There are so many opportunities ahead. Take the first step towards your tomorrow at Rider.

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Transfer - How to Apply

No matter where you began your journey, Rider has the resources you need to continue moving forward. At Rider, transfer students are defined as students who are under the age of 25 and have credits from another college or university.

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Continuing Education - How to Apply

Rider offers flexible pathways for adult learners aged 25 or over, including veterans and active duty military personnel, that allow you to begin or complete your college degree, prepare for an advanced degree or grow your knowledge for personal enrichment. Non-matriculated or visiting students should apply using the Continuing Education application.

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Where potential becomes a plan

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects a growth rate of 14% between 2018-2028. Graduates in this field can work as consultants to organizations, or serve in-house in a variety of jobs.

Common careers:

Human Resources Officer
Employee Development Manager
Organizational Development Director
Quality Performance Manager
Organizational Psychologist
Testing Specialist
Compensation and Benefits Specialist

Program requirements

For business majors

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (B.S.B.A.) in Organizational Psychology

For liberal arts majors

Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Actuarial Science

The major requirements are the same whether students pursue a B.S.B.A. or a B.A. in Organizational Psychology. The difference between the two degrees is the college-level core requirements.

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Start strong to make it big

Rider graduates are in high-demand because of their knowledge and experience in the field. You will find former Broncs working in a variety of settings and companies.