Graduates from the program work in a variety of human service settings. These include family and community services, youth service organizations, health care settings, juvenile and adult corrections, family courts system, long term care facilities, and early childhood, elementary, and parent education programs. This degree also provides students with the educational background they need to pursue graduate study in a variety of areas.<br><br>The Families, Children and School Settings concentration prepares students to work in a variety of educational settings. It allows students to pursue certification for teaching in schools at the P-3 or K-6 level.<br>120 credits of coursework is required for the baccalaureate degree with a minimum 3.0 overall GPA. Major GPA requirements differ depending on field of study.