Individual and Family Development Major
Bachelor of Arts: Family and Consumer Sciences
Emphasis: Individual and Family Development
A B.A. degree is offered in Individual and Family Development. The Individual and Family Development major is intended to prepare students to understand individuals and families, and to use their specialization knowledge to affect the direction of our culture through service to families in business, social service, and educational settings. The major includes supplementary upper-division coursework in Sociology, Psychology, and Health Sciences. All majors must take the Family and Consumer Sciences core.
All students desiring degrees in family and consumer sciences must meet the department’s requirements for major status (2.5 GPA in the FCS courses) and be approved as majors by the department’s faculty.
Requirements for Individual and Family Development
(72-76 credits)
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FCS Courses
Other Requirements
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