To qualify, schools must offer fully online degree programs, maintain institutional accreditation, and provide verifiable enrollment data through the National Center for Education Statistics.

This recognition reflects Bryan College’s commitment to providing affordable, accessible graduate education for working professionals. As a result, students can pursue advanced education while balancing careers, family responsibilities, and personal commitments.

Preparing Students to Serve Others
Bryan College’s online Master of Arts in Human Services, Lifespan Development prepares students for meaningful careers in the growing fields of mental and behavioral health. Grounded in a Christian worldview, the program equips students to support the psychological, social, and spiritual well-being of individuals, families, and organizations.

Additionally, courses are delivered in an accelerated eight-week format and can be completed entirely online. This flexible structure allows students to continue working while earning their degree.

Career Opportunities in a Growing Field
Graduates of the online M.A. in Human Services program are prepared for a variety of service-oriented careers, including:

Non-licensed counselor
Nonprofit director
Supervisor of case workers
Child and family advocate
Case management supervisor
Human services counselor