SOCIAL WORK – 2+2 SOCIAL WORK TRACK
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The Associate of Arts (AA) degree in Social Work provides the educational foundation needed for entry-level employment in the Social Work field and/or success in continued education at a bachelor’s level. The curriculum provides a strong theoretical and content foundation, along with an integrated experiential, skill development component. Students intending to pursue a bachelor’s degree should consult the requirements of that institution when planning their program of study.
- Demonstrate knowledge of the language, terms, and concepts used in the human service profession
- Explain interventions and strategies for assisting individuals, families, groups, and communities
- Demonstrate an understanding of the moral, ethical, and legal responsibilities in the human services field
- Investigate and discuss cross-cultural issues specific to the discipline of Human Services
General Education Requirements |
Credits |
|---|---|
| Core I Communications (COMX 111 and WRIT 101 and WRIT 201) | 9 |
| Core II Mathematics and Science (M121/145 and PSYX 250) | 8 |
| Core III Arts and Humanities | 6 |
| Core IV Social Sciences: (PSCI 210 and SOCI 101) | 6 |
| Core V Native American Studies | 3 |
| Core VI Computer Technology | 3 |
| Core VII Health (PSYX 182) | 3 |
| Total General Education credits required for degree | 38 |
Human Services Program of Study |
Credits |
|---|---|
| CAS 250 Assessment & Case Management Process | 3 |
| SW 100 Introduction to Social Welfare | 3 |
| HS 250 Interviewing and Counseling Skills | 3 |
| PSYX 100 Introduction to Psychology | 4 |
| PSYX 230 Developmental Psychology | 3 |
| PSYX 233 Adult Development & Aging | 3 |
| SW 200 Introduction to Social Work Practice | 4 |
| Total Program of Study credits required for degree | 23 |
| Total credits required for degree | 61 |
*Program Requirements Based On FPCC Courses-All Transfer Students (credits) Will Be Evaluated On An Individual Basis