Fisher College
BS in Human Services (Online and On Campus)
About the Human Services Bachelor’s Degree
The Bachelor of Science in Human Services program offers a comprehensive, interdisciplinary education designed to equip students with the skills needed to assess and support the social and developmental needs of individuals and families, particularly those facing challenges or at risk. This degree prepares graduates to actively engage in delivering essential services or to coordinate and manage service delivery on behalf of others, ensuring that individuals and families receive the highest quality care and support. This program is ideal for those passionate about social change and committed to helping vulnerable populations improve their quality of life.
Program Requirements
Human Services Career Track*
The Bachelor of Science in Human Services program prepares students for rewarding careers in a variety of settings, equipping them with the skills needed for entry-level roles and long-term career growth in the human services field.
Graduates are well-prepared to work in both public and private organizations, including federal, state, and local social welfare agencies; childcare, youth services, and recreational organizations; schools and educational institutions; the criminal justice and correctional system; non-profit organizations; and healthcare settings such as hospitals, physician practices, community health centers, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and rehabilitation centers.
This program offers diverse career pathways, providing students with the foundation to make a meaningful impact in communities and contribute to the well-being of individuals and families. Whether you're drawn to social work, healthcare, education, or criminal justice, the Human Services degree opens doors to a wide range of professional opportunities.
*Based on continuous enrollment of two courses every term. Time to completion may be shorter based on eligible transfer credit or longer if course enrollment varies.
Program Snapshot
Online
Credits: 120
Semester Length: 8 weeks
Typical Time to Completion*: 20 terms; 3 years, 4 months
On Campus
Credits: 120
Semester Length: 16 weeks
Typical Time to Completion: 4 years
Additional Information
Concentrations
Online and On-Campus
Early Intervention
Online Only
Early Childhood Education and Early Intervention
Degree Pathways
Students who have earned 30+ college credits are encouraged to inquire about the [Degree Completion Program (DCP)].