Human Services, AAS
This two-year degree prepares students for jobs in human services.
Students will understand the role of human services working with individuals, families, communities and society; put human services theory and skills into practice; practice skills working with those in drug and alcohol abuse programs; and demonstrate skills to function as a mental health worker. Students will also gain field experience through an internship. This degree has options for transfer to complete a bachelor’s degree at Old Dominion University.
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Degree Requirements and Outcomes
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Tuition Assistance
This major is eligible for G3 tuition assistance for qualified students.
Career Paths
Jobs in this field include positions in social services, substance abuse, disabilities, and family violence.
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Katelynn Jarrells, MSW
Program Head and Assistant Professor of Human Services & Mental Health