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Undergraduate Programs
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General Program Requirements
Students must complete the degree requirements for the Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Studies that includes:
- 40 credits in General Education
- 16 credits of Human Development and Family Studies core courses
- 15 credits of Student Teaching and Seminar in Student Teaching
- 15 credits of coursework selected from the Early Childhood Certification courses
The following General Education Requirements must be met to total 40 credits:
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Area of Study |
Credits |
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English Communications (including COM100 and WRT104, 105, or 106) |
6 |
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Fine Arts/Literature |
6 |
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Foreign Language/Culture |
6 |
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Letters |
6 |
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Mathematics |
3 |
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Natural Sciences (Including NFS 207) |
6 |
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Social Sciences (Including PSY 113) |
6 |
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Traditions and Transformations (URI 101) |
1 |
Students must also complete the following HDF Core Courses:
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Course |
Title |
Credits |
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HDF 180 |
Personal Career Development |
1 |
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HDF 200 |
Life Span Development 1 |
3 |
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HDF 201 |
Life Span Development 2 |
3 |
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HDF 202 |
Research Perspectives in Human Development and Family Studies |
3 |
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HDF 205 |
Family Financial Issues Across the Life Span |
3 |
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HDF 230 |
Marriage and Family Relationships |
3 |
Students must also complete the following Professional
Content:
(13 credits)
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Course |
Title |
Credits |
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HDF 203 |
Intro. to Work with Young Children and Practicum |
4 |
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HDF 302 or EDC 425 |
Children's Literature/ |
3 |
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HDF 357 |
Family and Community Health |
3 |
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HDF 400 |
Child Development-Advanced Course (or HDF 432, Perspectives on Parenting) |
3 |
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