Frequently Asked Questions
Are there prerequisite courses to apply for this program?
No, there are no prerequisites required to apply to the Human Development and Family Science program.
Do I need a minimum GPA to enter the major?
No, there is no minimum GPA for the Human Development and Family Science program.
Can I study abroad as part of this program?
Yes. We highly encourage students to explore study abroad opportunities through the university.
Can I customize the program or choose concentrations/emphases?
Yes, the Human Development and Family Science program has five accelerated pathways and four concentrations.
- Accelerated Pathways: Juris Doctorate (law), Master of Divinity, Master of Public Health, Master of Social Work, and pre-requisites for a Master of Business Administration
- Concentrations: Child Development, Child Life, Gerontology, Animal-assisted Services, Family Policy & Advocacy
What career do graduates of this major pursue?
Graduates pursue careers across a wide range of fields, including family resource services, community and social service agencies, education, early childhood and elder care, government and public policy, healthcare and family wellness, international education and missions, youth development, research, and family crisis intervention.
