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Human ServicesHuman Services (Associate in Science Degree) Allied Health Course Sequence in Conjunction with Springfield Technical Community College The human services program is designed to provide education and training for individuals seeking employment in various social service and educational settings. The program is also designed to provide a basis for those who choose to continue their education at other colleges. The program offers an opportunity to acquire knowledge and skills which will enable individuals to work in a variety of areas. There are specialization courses from which students may select, depending on their areas of interest. Opportunities in human services are available in social service agencies, community action programs, day care centers, educational settings, in work with the elderly, and those individuals who may have emotional or physical problems.
(2.0 QPA required) Human Services: HSE* M101Introduction to Human Services 3 *HSE* M241Human Services Agencies and Organizations 3 *HSE* M281Human Services Field Work I 3 *HSE* M237Medical Aspects of Human Services 3 OR HSE* M236Legal Issues in Human Services Subtotal: 12 FOUNDATION REQUIREMENTS Arts and Communications: *ENG* M101Composition 3 (Minimum "C" grade required) *ENG* M103Composition II 3 COMM M105Introduction to Speech 3 OR THR* M110Acting I Individual and Society: POL* M111American Government 3 OR POL* M112State and Local Government PSY* M111General Psychology I 3 PSY* M133Peer Counseling Training 3 OR PSY* M143Counseling Skills PSY* M201Life Span Development 3 OR *PSY* M245Abnormal Psychology SOC* M101Principles of Sociology 3 SOC* M190Self and Others: Dynamics of Diversity 3 *SOC* M201Contemporary Social Issues 3 MAT* M137 or higher OR *MAT* M123Elementary Statistics 3-4 Natural Science Elective 3-4 Open Electives: 12-16 Minimum Total Credits: 60
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