San Diego Christian College

What you'll study

Coursework covers multiple areas relevant to human services and counseling. Students explore psychology, counseling approaches, lifespan development, leadership, and research analysis. The curriculum includes practical applications for helping others navigate transition, loss, and crisis, and students complete 18 credits of Biblical Worldview courses as part of the program.

Entry requirements

The degree requires 123 credit hours for completion. SDCC is transfer-friendly (up to 90 transfer credits) and awards up to 15 credits for prior work and leadership experience. Prospective students begin the admissions process online; detailed course descriptions and additional requirements are available in the college course catalog.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for a range of human services roles and for further graduate training in counseling or social services. Typical career paths noted by the program include youth or family advocate, social worker, early childhood center director, crisis center counselor, workforce development coordinator, and human resources specialist.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

SDCC lists affordable undergraduate tuition at $399 per credit and indicates acceptance of federal student aid, military tuition assistance, veterans' benefits, and employer tuition reimbursement. The college also supports credit for prior learning and multiple entry points through flexible start dates.