The Finance curriculum allows the student to select either Banking and Finance or Real Estate. The criminal justice curriculum is designed to permit those students majoring in designated areas of police work to transfer to senior institutions. This area includes programs in criminal justice, corrective services and legal systems administration. This curriculum is designed for a student who plans to teach in elementary schools upon completion of the two-year curriculum plus a senior college curriculum leading to a degree and a teacher's certificate for grades K through 6. Both corporations and government agencies seek Home Economics majors for jobs as consumer education consultants, teachers, extension home economists, home service directors for utility and manufacturing companies, and home economists with the Cooperative Extension Service.
Most attorneys are optimistic about the career opportunities in the profession of law.
Although the 1980's saw a rapid increase in the number of students attending law school, the demand for attorneys' services has also increased in private practice, with corporations, and with various government agencies. This curriculum is designed for students who wish to work toward a Bachelor of Science Degree in Education. It includes some of the core curriculum for the teaching certificate. Electives should be selected from a major field. Social Work education prepares graduates to work effectively with individuals, families, groups, and communities in improving their social functioning.