Substance Abuse Studies

University of Central Oklahoma

United States of America, Edmond

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University of Central Oklahoma

United States of America , Edmond

Key Facts

Program Level

Bachelor

Study Type

Full Time

Delivery

On Campus

Campuses

Main Site

Program Language

English

Start & Deadlines

Next Intake Deadlines 17-Aug-2021

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Duration 48 month(s)

Tuition Fee

USD 14,962 / year

Apply Date 17-Aug-2021

Substance Abuse Studies

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Overview CurriculumGraduates with a bachelor’s degree are trained in the twelve core functions, counseling skills, assessment and treatment of chemical dependency and dual diagnosis. Courses are taught by instructors and professors who have practical experience in the fields of chemical dependency and mental health. Classroom instruction includes a variety of teaching methods so that students will gain knowledge in family counseling, group counseling and counseling with special populations.Career OpportunitiesThere is a wide variety of career opportunities for the majors of the Substance Abuse Studies degree from University of Central Oklahoma, including: CounselingCase managementMental health servicesCrisis workTesting/AssessmentBehavioral analysis I want to find another Bachelor Course

An Substance Abuse Studies degree from University of Central Oklahoma provides the opportunity to become a Certified Alcohol/Drug Counselor (CADC), which will meet the state of Oklahoma’s requirement for certification. This degree will allow for job opportunities in other helping professions as well.

Disciplines

Natural Sciences

Toxicology

Statistics

Requirements

Other Requirements

1 : Completed Admission/Scholarship applicationA current official high school transcript reflecting unweighted GPA and class rank20 composite score on the ACT or 1030 reading and math combined SAT scoreOR, 2.7 overall non-weighted GPA and ranking in the upper 50% of your graduating classOR, 2.7 overall GPA in the 15 unit high school core curriculum