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    Studying gerontology at the Bachelor's level opens doors to understanding the complexities of aging. This field explores social, psychological, and biological aspects of older adults, preparing you to address their unique needs in various settings.

    Through courses in health policy, aging processes, and program development, students gain insights into how to improve the quality of life for seniors. The curriculum emphasizes skills like conducting needs assessments, creating community-based age-friendly programs, and evaluating service effectiveness. Students build confidence as they engage with new perspectives on aging and societal roles.

    Focusing on applied research projects and internships, the program enhances critical thinking and fosters practical experience in environments such as healthcare organizations, non-profits, and social services. Graduates often pursue careers as gerontologists, program directors, or policy analysts, contributing to improved services and support for older populations. With the growing emphasis on aging in our society, you'll find opportunities that reflect your skills and interests well beyond graduation.