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Online Bachelor of Science in Child & Family Services, Child & Family Services Concentration


Announcement

*Effective May 18, 2022, we have had a change to our program! The Child Studies and Family Studies programs have merged. New students will declare the major of Child and Family Services, and then select a track: either the Child Services track, or the Family Services track. Your advisor will assist you with any questions, or feel free to email Dr. Darbi.

 

The Bachelor of Science in Child & Family Services develops an understanding of children and families — including the critical principles that aid in working with these demographics. The major will provide graduates with entry-level competencies for child and family life.

The program, which leads to the bachelor of science degree, includes courses on nutrition, family relations, developing age appropriate curriculum, child development and assessment, and parenting. Students will have the opportunity to apply this knowledge through practical experiences in a variety of settings through the required internship. Students can choose between an elective track in either Child Development or Family Development.


Four-Year Degree Plan

 

To learn more about the Bachelor of Science in Child & Family Services, view the Undergraduate Catalog. To take the next step on your climb to the top, apply today!

 

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