BA Health and Human Services (GCC)

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Bachelor of Art in Health & Human Services

On the campus of Greenfield Community College, the MCLA Degree Completion Program is designed for students seeking a non-traditional pathway to completing a bachelor’s degree. Classes are offered in the evenings and online to help students meet the demands of work, family, and their studies.

The Health & Human Services degree completion track provides students with an interdisciplinary education, for individuals seeking careers in a variety of professional settings, including healthcare, human services, social services, and related fields.

• Cohort-style learning provides peer support for students managing work and family demands.
• Hybrid classes meet one evening per week at Greenfield Community College and online.
• Complete one class at a time every seven weeks.
• Learn from dedicated faculty with the knowledge and experience to support adult learners.
• Benefit from the affordable tuition of public higher education.
• Financial aid is available to those who qualify.
• Acceptance to the program requires an associate degree or 45-75 transfer credits, and a minimum 2.0 GPA.
• MCLA offers more ways for you to earn college credit:
  • Prior Learning Credits (PLC)
  • College Level Examination Program (CLEP)
  • Internships, etc.
  
  

COURSES INCLUDE:

• PSYC 387 Childhood Disorders
• PSYC 332 Drugs and Human Behavior
• IDST 360 Health & Wellness in an Aging Society
• IDST 360 Cross Cultural Perspectives in Health Care
• SOWK 348 Social Work Skills
• PSYC 495 Issues in Mental Health
• SOCI 395 Families in Crisis
• PSYC 440 Counseling Methods
• SOWK 340 Inequality and Social Policy
  *MCLA reserves the right to change this program of study for academic or administrative reasons.

QUESTIONS? CONTACT US!

Amanda L. Schuler
Coordinator of Advancement for Academic Pathways & Degree Completion
Division of Graduate and Continuing Education
amanda.schuler@mcla.edu 
(413)662-5422