The Child Development program can work for you regardless of age, location, and work schedule. Discover more about our program options.
Traditional Undergraduate Program, Main Campus, La Verne
The traditional undergraduate program is held on the main campus in La Verne.
Flexibility
Evening classes take place one day per week for 16-week semesters or 8-week sessions.
Variety of course delivery: face-to-face, hybrid [partially online and face-to-face] and fully online.
Learning Environment
Our small class sizes ensure personal attention, networking, and a high level of interaction among students and faculty.
An academic advisor is assigned to every student and one-on-one academic advising every semester on campus.
CAPA (Campus Accelerated Program for Adults)
The CAPA program is for working adults and classes are held on the main campus in La Verne.
Flexibility
Attend either full-time or part-time.
Attend evening courses that meet once per week on either a 16-week semesters or 8-week sessions.
Attend Weekend College – courses are held Friday evenings and Saturdays for five alternating weekends.
Attend Sunday courses that meet for 7 consecutive sessions.
Attend daytime courses.
Enroll in online courses, available for many general education courses.
Learning Environment
Our small class sizes ensure personal attention, networking, and a high level of interaction among students and faculty.
An academic advisor is assigned to every student and one-on-one academic advising every semester on campus. Your advisor will be with you from admission to graduation.
Accelerated Program Offerings
Our complete program is offered fully online.
Accelerated program is held at community colleges (College of the Canyons, San Bernardino Valley) throughout the region.
We provide course offerings for paraprofessionals and school districts throughout California. Courses are held online in a synchronous modality.
Flexibility
This is an accelerated program.
Evening classes take place one day per week for 16-week semesters or 8-week sessions.
We offer 4 sessions per academic year, and one (1) summer session.
Variety of delivery of courses: face-to-face and hybrid [partially on-line and face-to-face].
Learning Environment
Our small class sizes ensure personal attention, networking, and a high level of interaction among students and faculty.
Faculty travel to Regional Campus sites to deliver courses.
A professional academic advisor is assigned to every student and one-on-one academic advising at your class site.