Bachelor of Science in Human Services
The curriculum in the Bachelor of Science degree in Human Services is designed to
prepare working professionals for positions in both profit and non-profit employment.
Positions in the health and human services fields are varied and diverse. Employees
in human services often work in mental health organizations, law enforcement, healthcare
facilities, employee relations departments, and in government or community advocacy
programs. Human services providers have been challenged to serve clients beyond basic
assistance and to address prevention and public education. Corporations also have
a renewed commitment to support the broader needs of workers by hiring qualified staff
in human resources, benefits administration, and employee assistance.
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
The professional Evening Studies Program facilitates obtaining a bachelor’s degree
by offering a range of primarily upper-division courses for working professionals
who wish to complete their college degree within their respective majors and areas
of emphasis. The Business Administration degree provides students with expertise and
knowledge about critical business functions along with a strong liberal arts foundation
to provide a balanced perspective on contemporary management and organizational issues.
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
This program is the only accelerated academic B.A. degree in psychology in the Bay
Area. The curriculum prepares students for graduate work in psychology. The core curriculum
spans different emphasis, from the clinical to the social to the experimental. Special
emphasis is on helping the student develop analytical skills and interdisciplinary
perspective, through lively classroom work, individual research, and community-based
learning experiences.