B.S. in Human Development and Family Studies

This concentration focuses on early childhood development from birth to eight years old. This option prepares you for careers in early childhood education.

This is a general concentration for students who are not seeking specialized training from other concentrations. This is a great choice if you are interested in general focus in HDFS.

This concentration guides students who are preparing for leadership in organizations that promote the optimal development of individuals and families, with a focus on equity and inclusion.

This concentration prepares students for graduate school or professional programs in health professions. This is a great choice if you need a concentration that will support your career goals.

Previously known as Prevention and Intervention Sciences, this concentration will prepare students for careers in human services. This is a great choice if you are interested in careers requiring either a bachelor’s degree or additional credentials.

This concentration lays the foundation for an impactful career in pediatric nursing, mental health, or family and community care. Students who choose this concentration develop a deep understanding of lifespan development and essential health science principles, preparing them for the next steps toward a rewarding career.

To explore the full range of nursing pathways available after completing the pre-nursing concentration—including options for applying to nursing programs—visit the Health Professions website.