They are categorized into four areas of knowledge. The minimum numbers of credits required in each category are listed along with recommended courses offered at the University of Minnesota. These lists are not complete and similar courses you have taken or are considering taking may also be acceptable.
Courses listed are examples only.
Knowledge of the family as a context for human development, family forms, the meaning of families, family relations and communications, and family functions and roles. Knowledge of physical, social, cultural, intellectual, and psychological aspects of development over the life span. Knowledge of human, material, and financial resources, their distribution, and the principles by which families manage them. Copyright 1999-2001 Regents of the University of Minnesota. All Rights Reserved.