Social Science Pathways

The Social Science pathways offer students the opportunity to explore human behavior, society, and global interactions through a variety of career-focused fields. These pathways provide the knowledge and skills needed to understand individuals, communities, organizations, and international systems.

• Behavioral Health focuses on supporting mental and emotional well-being, helping individuals improve their quality of life through counseling, therapy, social work, and behavioral analysis.

• Emergency Response prepares students to act quickly and effectively in crises, including roles such as police officers, firefighters, EMTs, paramedics, and other first responders who protect and serve communities.

• Society and Law introduces careers in the legal and public policy fields, teaching students to think critically, analyze complex issues, and develop solutions in law, advocacy, and governance.

• International Affairs / World Relations emphasizes diplomacy, global problem-solving, and cross-cultural collaboration, preparing students for careers in international law, policy, humanitarian work, trade, and global strategy.

These pathways equip students with critical thinking, problem-solving, communication, and analytical skills, offering a foundation for careers that make a difference locally, nationally, and globally.