Special Education - Minor
About This Minor
The courses in this minor, along with a bachelor's degree in HDFS will qualify a student for the Utah Department of Health credential to serve children with disabilities ages 0-3 and their families in the Baby Watch Early Intervention Program.
Admittance to these courses in special education is by permission of the Special Education Department.
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College: Emma Eccles Jones College of Education & Human Services
Department: Special Education and Rehabilitation Counseling Department
USU Locations:
- Logan campus
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