An associate degree in Marriage and Family Studies can help you qualify for more roles or gain relevant career experience. While many careers within the Family Science field recommend a bachelor’s or a master’s degree, there are job opportunities for those with an associate degree. Some associate degree-level careers include:
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The Marriage and Family Studies associate program requires 18 General Education credits, 13 Elective credits, and 29 Certificate credits. Each set of required credits for the major is designed to help students develop career and life skills, understand Family Science research and theory, and prepare for careers and further education.
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