The purpose of the course is to provide a variety of experiences in the various areas of Consumer Affairs.
Field trips are an important portion of the course.
Additional experiences include volunteer activity and pre-portfolio preparation as a method for the student to plan the direction of the academic program. You maye required to locate readings. Valid Internet sources, such as professional organizations, often provide additional reading material which may be used in the class. Last day to drop a course Check the schedule booklet or with your advisor for more information. At the end of the semester, you should be able to briefly explain the various roles of consumer affairs professionals in business, public service, and government.