BA/BS in Human Services, General

This bachelor of applied science takes a generalist, whole-person approach to human services and prepares students to work within connected systems of care. The catalog presents it as a proposed degree. Coursework and practical experience span mental health, addiction studies, ethics and values, trauma-informed care, social justice, multidisciplinary teamwork, human development, crisis intervention and prevention strategies. Applicants need an associate degree or higher, or be close to completing one, from a regionally accredited school. A minimum cumulative grade point average in degree coursework applies, and a statement of intent goes to the Enrollment Services Office in person, by mail or by email.