Rehabilitation Services

Degrees

The Rehabilitation Services degree prepares students to work with individuals receiving social or mental rehabilitation and related services through public or private organizations.

Working successfully with individuals who have physical and/or mental disabilities, or substance abuse problems requires good communication skills, a strong interest in working with others, and willingness to participate in the rehabilitation process as a team member.

Employment Opportunities

Employment titles and roles within rehabilitation service programs include: work adjustment coordinator, rehabilitation technician, job placement specialist, substance abuse worker, vocational evaluator assistant, mental health technician, independent living coordinator, supported employment specialists, job coach, and case manager. Employment opportunities can be found in a vast array of public and private agencies.

Alcohol & Drug Studies Minor

Students interested in getting a masters in Substance Abuse Counseling may want to consider the minor in Alcohol & Drug Studies.

Alcohol & Drug Minor Requirements

Admission / Prerequisites

Admission requires an overall 2.5 ECU GPA (transfer work is not considered), and completion of one ADRE course within the Rehabilitation Services Major (ADRE 2000, 2003, or 3000).

Applications are due by September 15th for Spring admission, and February 15th for Fall admission each year.

Applicants must be close to completing their 40 hours of General Education courses before applying