This major provides students with a broad range of skills and information related to health which can be applied in a variety of areas. It does not, however, prepare students to immediately enter one specific career. Visiting Career Services or the Career Library may give you some ideas as to the kinds of jobs available for Behavioral Science and Health graduates. The International Red Cross, CARE, Save the Children Federation, and Survival International are examples of international nonprofit organizations which hire graduates with a bachelor's degree.
Many jobs require advanced training or graduate studies.
Salaries vary with employer, location, course work and related experience. PLUS, a computer career guidance program. Take home a print-out of occupations to match your interests.