Human Development and Family Studies - Family and Community Services Emphasis - BA, BS

Graduates are prepared for professions assisting individuals across the lifespan: early childhood care and education, community education, financial counseling/coaching, mental health, research, and human service settings.

Family and Community Services Emphasis: In this research-guided emphasis, students learn to work with families across the lifespan. They develop strong skills in family life education, ethics, professionalism, and program development.

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  • Transfer students: Detailed information for transfer students

• Personalized Plan: Meet with an academic advisor to create a plan tailored to your specific needs.

• Student Responsibility: You are responsible for fulfilling all degree requirements.

• Course Requirements: Verify course prerequisites and corequisites by clicking on the course links.

• Degree Progress: Track your requirements and completion in Degree Works.

• Math Requirements: The math path for this degree is  course or course.

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Degree Options:

• Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Human Development and Family Studies. See Undergraduate Academic Credential Requirements for language requirements.

• Bachelor of Science (BS) in Human Development and Family Studies