This program provides a strong foundation for careers focused on people, health, and community well-being. Through coursework, research, internships, and community projects, students develop critical skills in communication, cultural competency, interdisciplinary problem-solving, data and AI literacy, digital health, and community engagement. Graduates are well prepared for roles in social services, health fields, law, human resources, public policy, education, and more.
MAC 1105 (College Algebra) is not required for this program. Select MGF or STA courses that satisfy the AA.
There are no prerequisites for this program; however, the strongly recommended courses below deepen discipline knowledge and enhance skills in preparation for upper division courses. We encourage students to take as many of these courses as possible prior to completing the AA.
THERE ARE NO PREREQUISITES FOR THIS PROGRAM
STRONGLY RECOMMENDED COURSES
HSC 2130 Human Sexuality Education
ELE UCC1
SOP 2740 Feminist Psychology
PSY 2930
SYG 2430 Marriage and Family
ELE UCC1
Note: ELE UCC1 transfers as lower-division elective.
