Â鶹ֱ²¥

The Bachelor of Applied Science in Behavioral Health & Human Services – Human Services Practice prepares students to become compassionate, ethical, and effective professionals dedicated to improving individual, family, and community outcomes. Grounded in human services theory, policy analysis, and professional practice, the program equips students with the knowledge and skills necessary to serve diverse populations and strengthen community systems.

Students explore how theory informs practice, how policy shapes service delivery, and how collaboration across agencies improves client outcomes. Emphasis is placed on ethical counseling skills, cultural competency, leadership development, and real-world application.

Graduates are prepared for careers in nonprofit organizations, social service agencies, advocacy groups, community programs, and public service leadership roles.

• Applied, career-focused curriculum
• Strong emphasis on ethics and professionalism
• Leadership preparation for nonprofit and community organizations
• Focus on real-world service delivery systems
• Capstone experience connecting theory to practice

One of GMC’s goals is to offer the highest quality college education at some of the most affordable tuition rates.  We have also extended that goal to our bachelor of applied science degrees. To understand our tuition rates, please visit the Tuition and Fees Basics Page on our website. Keep in mind that total costs for the program will depend not only on tuition rates, but the amount of quarter hours students must take in order to complete the degree.  This will include courses both in the core and in the major.

Degree Program Coordinator:

Dr. Gary Easter, geaster@gmc.edu