Anderson University

What you'll study

Coursework emphasizes knowledge and skills relevant to community-based human services and behavioral health settings. While specific module lists are not published on this page, the program prepares students for roles in clinics, hospitals, group homes, correctional centers, government agencies, day treatment centers, sheltered workshops, extended care facilities and social service agencies.

Entry requirements

No prior degree is required to enroll. Transcript submission requirements depend on transfer credit:

• If you have more than 24 transfer credit hours: submit official transcripts from the 2- and 4-year schools attended.
• If you have fewer than 24 transfer credit hours: submit official 2- and 4-year school transcripts plus an official high school or GED transcript.

The application deadline is two weeks before a term start date. The program offers multiple start terms: Fall (August & October), Spring (January & March) and Summer (May & June).

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for entry-level human services and behavioral-health roles such as case manager in behavioral health centers, human service professional in mental health facilities, victim advocate, probation officer, or addictions counselor. The degree also serves as preparation for graduate study in areas such as counseling, social work, or human services.

Scholarships & funding angle

Anderson University lists Tuition & Fees and Scholarships & Financial Aid resources for students; specific awards or amounts are not provided on the programme page. The program page notes that internship and job placement opportunities are not guaranteed and that employment and salary outcomes vary by location, career path and individual qualifications.