Bachelor of Arts in Human Development

Washington State University

Program Overview

The online Bachelor of Arts in Human Development to work with people of all ages as they develop skills and handle life challenges.

Graduates are employed in a variety of careers, including positions with such programs as:

Head Start
child-care centers
preschools
YMCA
senior centers

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Program Details

Degree Level: Bachelor

Delivery Format: 100% Online

Accelerated Degree: No

Accreditation & Licensing

Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities

Requirements

Students must complete 120 credit hours of study.

Official transcripts. SAT/ACT test scores. Adult students (age 25+) may be admitted based on alternative criteria set by the Office of Admissions. Completion of University Common Requirements (URCORE).

School Overview

Washington State University
Washington State University is a top-tier public research university with a mission to serve. We take great pride in our land-grant heritage and our longstanding commitment to improving lives and communities locally, regionally, and around the world.

WSU provides students with access to a high-quality education and, since 1890, has produced forward-thinking graduates who make a difference in the world through skillful, ethical leadership.

Carson College of Business
The WSU Carson College of Business has a rich history of more than 55 years delivering graduate management education, including more than 20 years of experience offering online degree programs. The college spans four campuses throughout Washington and has a presence on four continents, leading to extensive networks of businesses and alumni.

The Carson College of Business strives to provide Cougar graduates with the contemporary business skills, advanced management techniques, and principled ethical standards to make a positive impact on local and global business communities.

Accreditation: The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International (AACSB), and Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU)