Bs human development and family studies in Texas tech university

From a foundation of research and theory, this degree focuses on development across the life span (prenatal to late adulthood) in the context of couple, marriage, family, and peer relationships. This program focuses on intrapersonal (e.g., personality, cognition), interpersonal (e.g., relationship conflict, self-disclosure), and societal (e.g., race-ethnicity, social class) forces as they affect personal and family well-being.

Official high school transcripts, Typical SAT scores: Math (520-620), Critical Reading (510-600), Writing (470-570), Average GPA 3.44, TOEFL: IBT(Internet-based)-79, TOEFL (Paper-based)- 550, IELTS- 6.5

Child Protection Specialist, Employment Interviewer or Recruiter, Human Resources Professional, Human Service Agency Case Manager, Independent Living Assistant, Patient Services Representative, Research Assistant, Sales Professional, Youth Advocate.

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