B.S. in Child Development and Family Studies

Overview

The B.S. in Child Development and Family Studies is designed for students who want to work with children and families outside of the public school setting. The degree’s three concentrations help students tailor their education to their desired career path and provide them with the necessary background to obtain specific certifications upon graduation.

Courses

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Learning Outcomes

Our program is designed to provide students with a strong foundation of knowledge, leadership skills, and cultural competence to work with children and families. This is a fully online program with courses offered at a minimum of once per year to serve students across all campuses and distance learners.

Resources

Advising Guide

Child Development and Family Studies

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