FYCS Minor
The 15-credit minor in Family, Youth and Community Sciences (FYCS) introduces students to the core areas of family, youth and community. The minor is particularly useful to students whose career plans include working with people in a variety of settings from educational to allied health to community engagement and much more. Students completing the minor will complete courses in Family, Youth and Community Sciences (FYCS).
FYCS MINOR DEGREE REQUIREMENTS*
Course (Credits) | Requisites | Offereda | |
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FYC3001 |
Principles of FYCS |
Pre-req PSY2012 or SYG2000 |
All semesters |
FYC3112 |
Contemporary Family Problems and Interventions |
Pre-req PSY2012 or SYG2000 |
Fall and Spring |
FYC3201 |
Foundations of Youth Development |
Co-req FYC3001 |
Fall and Spring |
FYC3401 |
Intro to Social and Economic Perspectives on the Community |
Co-req: FYC3001 |
Fall and Spring |
FYC Elective |
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*Please talk to the FYCS Undergraduate Advisor if you are in a catalog year prior to Summer B2022 a Course offerings are subject to change so use the above as guidelines for planning. |