Sponsored Description:
The master’s degree in Youth Development from Kansas State University is a 36-credit-hour program for youth development professionals that uses a strengths-based approach to examine and engage with current issues in youth development. The includes a practicum and independent study, and focuses on different aspects of youth development such as adolescents and their families, program design, topics in contemporary youth issues, policy that affects youth, and cultural contexts. Students who complete this program will also develop skills in problem-solving regarding funding sources, boards, other agencies, families, and other professionals.
Degree Level:
Graduate, Masters - Others
Degree Subject Area:
Psychology & Human Services: Marriage and Family Therapy, Human Services, Social Science, Child Development
Percent Online:
100 Percent Online
Accreditation:
Regional Board - North Central Association of Colleges & Schools
School Characteristics:
Non-Profit, Public
Credits:
36 minimum (Semester Credits)
Tuition:
State Residents: $ 485.00 per
semester credit
Out of State: $ 485.00 per
semester credit
Total Cost of Degree:
$17,460.00
Is this an Accelerated Degree:
No
Prerequisites:
Bachelors Degree Required: Yes
Accepts Non-Regionally Accredited Bachelors for Admission: No
