About the Child & Adolescent Development Program
The Child and Adolescent Development program prepares you for careers working with
children, youth, and their families in social work, community-based settings, in preparation
for elementary or secondary education services, counseling, developmental psychology,
and nonprofit agencies.
The AA-T in Child and Adolescent Development provides a comprehensive understanding
of a broad range of human development domains, including social, cognitive, physical,
and culture from birth through adolescence. The degree provides broad undergraduate
preparation for students interested in child and adolescent care, as well as a variety
of youth-related social service careers.
Degrees and Certificates
Associate in Arts for Transfer - Child and Adolescent Development
19 Units + General Education Requirements
The Child and Adolescent Development degree provides a comprehensive understanding
of a broad range of human development domains, including social, cognitive, physical,
and culture from birth through adolescence. The degree provides broad undergraduate
preparation for students interested in child and adolescent care, as well as a variety
of youth-related social service careers.
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