Human Development and Family Sciences Minor

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A minor in human development and family sciences provides students with a foundation of basic principles and knowledge. The coursework can enrich and complement a student’s primary area of study. Students must complete 22 credit hours outlined below. Students must take courses for letter grade and receive a grade of C or above in each course.

Required Courses

FCSC 2121 - Child Development Credits: 4
FCSC 2131 - Family Relations Credits: 3
FCSC 2133 - Intimate Relationships Credits: 3

Plus 12 Credit Hours from the Following

FCSC 2110 - Fundamentals of Aging and Human Development Credits: 3
FCSC 3110 - Personal Finance Credits: 3
FCSC 3119 - Parent-Child Relationships Credits: 3
FCSC 3122 - Adolescence Credits: 3
FCSC 3220 - Multicultural Influences on Children and Families Credits: 3
FCSC 4112 - Family Decision-Making and Resource Management Credits: 3
FCSC 4113 - Consumer Issues Credits: 3
FCSC 4117 - Understanding Community Leadership Credits: 3
FCSC 4124 - Families of Young Children With Special Needs Credits: 3
FCSC 4127 - Directing Preschool and Daycare Programs Credits: 3
FCSC 4118 - Family Policy Credits: 3
FCSC 4135 - Program Evaluation Credits: 3
FCSC 4138 - Family Stress and Coping Credits: 3

Human Development and Family Sciences Minor

Required Courses

Plus 12 Credit Hours from the Following

Minor Total: 22 Hours