Human Services Minor

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Department of Human Services and Counseling

About the Program

The minor in Human Services complements majors such as Psychology, Human Development, Criminal Justice, Sociology, Chicano Studies, African American Studies and Women’s Studies by providing the practical, applied knowledge and skills to work with a variety of client populations. The minor in Human Services is designed to allow you to choose courses that meet your educational and career goals.

Program Requirements

This minor is a total of 18 credits.
A grade of “C” or better is required for each course in this program to count towards the bachelor’s degree.
Please see a department advisor to discuss your goals and select classes for your minor.

Required Courses: 7 credits

HSP 1010 - Introduction to Human Services and Counseling Credits: 3
HSP 2030 - Theory and Practice of Counseling Credits: 4

Elective Courses: 11 credits

Complete 11 credits of HSP electives; 6 credits must be 3000- or 4000-level.

Summary of Requirements

Required Courses	7 credits
Elective Courses	11 credits
Total for the Human Services Minor	18 credits