College of Human Services
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Communication Studies, Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology, Department of Recreation and Tourism Management, Department of 
The College of Human Services serves students and the community by combining forward-reaching education with world-class faculty in a number of service areas. The college focuses on expanding research and influence in areas of violence prevention, lifelong learning, quality of life issues, communication assessment, and advocacy and leadership effectiveness. The college houses the following academic units: Center for Violence Prevention and Community Safety Department of Communication Studies Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology Department of Recreation and Tourism Management Nursing Program (ASU College of Nursing) Partnership for Community Development See the College of Human Services Baccalaureate Degrees and Majors and the College of Human Services Graduate Degrees and Majors tables, below.
AdmissionAdmission to programs in Communication Studies, Criminal Justice and Criminology, Recreation and Tourism Management, or Social Work requires a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.00, and any additional requirements the respective programs impose. Transfer StudentsAny person applying for admission or transfer to the Communication Studies or Criminal Justice and Criminology programs is admitted as a major of that program. A student applying for admission to the Recreation and Tourism Management or Social Work programs must fulfill additional requirements identified in the respective academic program sections that follow. Degree RequirementsStudents seeking a baccalaureate in a College of Human Services major must successfully complete 120 semester hours of college course work, fulfill all university degree requirements, and complete the specific requirements of the degree program. Specific degree requirements are explained under the respective academic program sections that follow. Information regarding university requirements, including admission policies and procedures are explained in the Graduate Catalog. See West Campus Minors and West Campus Certificates. The College of Human Services grades some courses, internships, field experiences, and individualized instruction on a satisfactory/fail basis. Students who successfully complete these experiences receive a “Y” grade. Such grades are acceptable for meeting program requirements, but these grades are not computed in the GPA.
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