The BS program is offered on-ground at the Kent and Stark Campuses
| Course Subject and Title | Credit Hours | Upper Division | Notes on Transfer Coursework to Kent State |
|---|---|---|---|
| Semester One [16 Credit Hours] Stark State College | |||
| SSC101 Student Success Seminar^^ | 1 | TRAN 1X000 | |
| COM121 Effective Speaking | 3 | COMM 15000 (KADL) | |
| ENG124 College Composition^ | 3 | ENG 11011 (KCP1) | |
| GER121 Introduction to Gerontology | 3 | GERO 14029 (KSS) (DIVD) | |
| SOC121 Sociology^ | 3 | SOC 12050 (KSS) (DIVD) | |
| SWK121 Introduction to Social Welfare++^ | 3 | SWK 25248 | |
| Semester Two [16 Credit Hours] Stark State College | |||
| BIO127 Human Biology | 4 | BSCI 10001 (KBS) (KLAB) | |
| ITD122 Computer Applications for Professionals^ | 3 | CIS 24053 | |
| MTH118 Quantitative Reasoning^or MTH124 Statistics^Ω | 3 | MATH 10051 Quantitative Reasoning (KMCR)or MATH 10041 (KMCR) | |
| SWK124 Methods in Practice I++ | 3 | TRAN 1X000 | |
| SWK224 Poverty in the U.S.++ | 3 | SOC 2X000 (KSS) | |
| Semester Three [15 Credit Hours] Stark State College | |||
| PSY121 General Psychology^ | 3 | PSYC 11762 (KSS) (DIVD) | |
| Sociology Elective^^^ | 3 | ||
| SWK125 Substance Abuse^ | 3 | ■ | HED 32530 |
| SWK126 Human Behavior in the Social Environment++^ | 3 | SWK 24146 | |
| SWK130 Methods in Practice II ++ | 3 | TRAN 1X000 | |
| Semester Four [15 Credit Hours] Stark State College | |||
| BUS122 Basic Economics^ | 3 | ECON 1X000 (KSS) | |
| GER122 Psychosocial Aspects of Aging ++ | 3 | GERO 1X000 | |
| HJS250 Human Services and Justice Studies Practicum and Seminar++ | 3 | HDF 2X000 | |
| PSC121 US Government and Politics | 3 | POL 10100 (KSS) (DIVD) | |
| SWK230 Social Services for the Elderly++ | 3 | ■ | GERO 44031 |
| 62 Total Credit Hours to Graduate with the AAS Degree from Stark State College | |||
^Based on SSC placement scores. ^^To promote student success, this course should be taken in the first semester. ++Minimum grade of "C" required. Ω MTH124 should only be taken by students planning to transfer to a four-year institution. Students are required to follow the program curriculum in effect when they begin taking technical courses, not when students are accepted to the College or program.