Rehabilitation Studies

GENERAL EDUCATION

• Composition I
• Composition II
• Oral Communication for Professionals
• University Studies
• College Algebra
• Statistics
• Science elective
• Social Science Electives (2 classes)
• Cultural Foundations electives (3 classes)
• Creativity electives (2 classes)

MAJOR COURSES

• General Psychology
• Abnormal Psychology
• Cultural Diversity
• Introduction to Rehabilitation Studies
• Case Management & Community Resources
• Ethical Practices in Rehabilitation
• Theoretical Counseling Approaches to Rehabilitation
• Counseling Practicum
• Evidence-based Rehabilitation
• Professional Communication in Rehabilitation
• Vocational Development
• Vocational Assessment
• Medical & Health Issues in Rehabilitation
• Rehabilitation Research
• Assistive Technology

Open Electives/Minor 15 credits

TOTAL CREDITS                              120 Credits

CIP Code 51.2310

• Crisis Intervention
• Introduction to Substance Abuse
• Treatment Models for Addictions
• Pharmacology of Drug Abuse
• Concurrent Disorders

Criminal Justice

• Constitutional Law
• Criminal Law
• Criminal Justice electives (3 classes)

Gerontology
Five courses from the following:

• Social Gerontology: Family and Care-giving Issues
• End-of-Life Issues
• Healthy Aging
• Physiology of Aging
• Psychology of Grief Counseling
• Psychology of Aging

Psychology

• General Psychology
• Biological Psychology
• Statistics
• Psychology or Statistics electives (2 courses)

Social Work
15 credits (5 classes) in Social Work courses numbered 3000 or above.

Sports Studies
Five course from below:

• Introduction to Sport Science
• Injury Prevention
• Sport Psychology
• Introduction to Sport Management
• Coaching Theories and Methods
• Sociology of Sport>

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Rehabilitation services personnel assist clients in a variety of areas. They may assist in identifying and obtaining benefits as well as services in their communities and work in coordination with others to develop and conduct other services. They work in a variety of industries, including family services, government, residential facilities, and in relief services.

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics

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Students with no prior college credit, please provide an official high school transcript or GED. Students with prior college credit  must submit official transcripts from all previously attended colleges.

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