Many jobs require a college educated individual.
College graduates can use their education in a wide variety of occupations.
Individuals with a major in Behavioral Science are prepared to explore careers which use a wide selection of different ways of looking at human behavior. Individuals are prepared for a career in teaching, research, social work, health sciences, advertising, marketing, personnel and business management, public administration, conflict mediation, drug counseling , and a variety of entry-level positions in service agencies. Jobs may be pursued in government, business, the justice system, or community and social services. Career prospects for graduates in Behavioral Science are further enhanced because the human and social service area is a growing one. Students can enter some positions with a bachelor's degree, whereas other positions require graduate school or professional training.