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A degree in Marriage and Family Studies prepares students to apply what they have learned to future careers or life goals. In this program, students:
- Research data on marriage and the family.
- Advocate for strengthening families and communities.
- Create plans to improve family functioning.
- Prepare to help and work with children and families.
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