Why Earn a Human Services Associate’s Degree?

People who earn a Human Services Associate’s degree are sought after in the workforce and the field is expected to grow.

As of 2006, there were 338,700 Social and Human Service Assistants in the field and that number is expected to grow to 452,600 by 2016. There is a need for Social and Human Service Assistants and with an Associate’s degree in Human Services, you will be ready to work with people and help them during their time of need.

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Where Human Service Professionals Work:

After earning a Human Services Associate's degree, you will be equipped to work in many different areas as a Community Service Specialist, Social Service Assistant, Eligibility Specialist, Rehabilitation Counselor, or Social Service Specialist. Graduates of the Human Services program have the opportunity to work in many different environments.

Some work environments include:

  • Schools
  • Local Government
  • State Government
  • Individual and Family Services
  • Rehabilitation Centers
  • Group Homes
  • Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Facilities

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