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B.S. in Human Services
Introduction

The Bachelor of Science in the Human Services program is designed for individuals who want to thrive in the Human Services arena or plan to continue and obtain their graduate degree. Students gain knowledge, values, and skills that cross the wide range of positions in the Human Services profession. Practitioners in this field serve individuals with emotional, developmental, social and/or physical challenges in a variety of settings. This major offers an interdisciplinary foundation on which to build career success.

What can you do with a degree in Human Services?

The National Organization for Human Services explains, What is Human Services? - Find out if Human Services is right for you!

Why Human Services at Saint Mary's?

  • Relevant and rigorous academic experiences tailored for adult learners
  • Regional accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC)
  • Programs can be completed in as few as 4 semesters
  • Flexibility with semester credit loads
  • Faculty who are practitioners in their field
  • Credit for Prior Learning (Students may transfer credits from other educational institutions, military experiences, or industry training and put it all together to towards a B.S. degree)
  • Affordable tuition rates
  • Small class sizes

Considering a graduate degree?

Take a look at Saint Mary's Master of Arts in Health and Human Services Administration and Master of Arts in Counseling and Psychological Services programs.

Locations & Admission Contacts

This program is offered at the following locations. Please contact the Admission Advisor that works in your respective geographic area and/or your community college.