Click here for the MABA home page. Throughout the three-year program students are actively engaged in providing services to persons with developmental disabilities. All students are expected to be employed full time in a human service or educational agency serving individuals with developmental disabilities. Although the general orientation of the program is behavioral, the courses offered are selected to give students a broad knowledge of developmental disabilities. Representative topics include current issues in developmental disabilities, biological basis of mental retardation, and administration of mental retardation services.
Substitution is permitted.
The program consists of sixteen courses, a thesis, and a minimum of fifty quarter hours. The program requires a minimum of three years to complete.