Bachelors in child development in Vanderbilt university

This program offers students an enviable combination: the intimacy and personal attention of a leading college of education and human development, plus the breadth of Vanderbilt s additional programs, active social calendar, wide-ranging alumni network, and opportunities to make a difference

Official high school transcript, Letters of recommendation (1-Counselor, 2-Teacher), Typical SAT scores: Critical Reading (700-790), Math (720-800), Writing (690-770), ACT (32-35), Average GPA 3.80, TOEFL: IBT-100, CBT- 230, IELTS-7.0, PTE-70

Child Development Project Officer, Policy Advocacy - Child Rights and You, Center head for a school, Assistant Manager / Manager, Development Support Child Right and You

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