Minor in Rehabilitation Services

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The minor in Rehabilitation Services is designed to provide valuable preparation for students majoring in psychology, sociology, social work, criminal justice, and other fields for occupations related to the needs and activities of people with disabilities.

A total of 18 units in required and elective courses comprise the minor in Rehabilitation Services.

Requirements for the Minor (18 units)

Lower Division Required Course (3 units)

COUN 2000 - Introduction to Rehabilitation Services [3]

Upper Division Required Courses (12 units)

COUN 4420 - Disability and Function [3]
COUN 4480 - Career Assessment and Development [3]
COUN 4500 - Counseling Theories [3]
EDSP 4000 - Foundations of Special Education [3]

Elective (3 units)

Select any 3 units from the following courses:

COMD 1700 - Introduction to Communication Disorders [3]
COUN 3201 - Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis [3]
COUN 4490 - Job Development and Placement [3]
EDSP 3010 - Individuals with Disabilities in Contemporary Society [3]
POLS 4670 - The Third Sector and Nonprofit Organizations [3]

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