University of Mount Union
Human Development and Family Science is an interdisciplinary major that focuses on the study of human development from a systems perspective, examining the dynamic transaction of human life and the environment. All HDFS majors take 44 semester hours: 28 required hours and 16 distribution hours selected from three categories.
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