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MS in Child and Family Studies

2 Years On Campus Masters Program

Ohio University

Program Overview

The Child and Family Studies graduate program offers an in-depth study of children, adults, and families along the life span. The program prepares individuals who are interested in studying and/or working with families in many settings, including human and social service agencies, and programs for youth, adolescents, and elders.

Program Key Stats

$35574 (Annual cost)



74 %

Eligibility Criteria


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Additional Information & Requirements

A Completed Graduate Admissions Application and non refundable application fee, Official Academic Transcripts, Statement of Purpose, Resume/Vitae, Letters of recommendation, Test scores: GRE, GMAT, IELTS, TOEFL,Departmental supplemental material (e.g., portfolio, writing sample, personal statement), Copy of Passport ID page, Copy of any currently-held visa

Career Options

  • Students find employment in many areas of human services
  • including Child and family services
  • Adolescent group homes
  • Rehabilitation centers
  • Community programs for the developmentally disabled
  • Senior citizen centers and facilities
  • Family planning centers
  • Mental health agencies
  • Probation services
  • Emergency shelters

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