Bishop State, UM Partner On Child And Social Development

Bishop State Community College has partnered with the University of Mobile (UM) to create a new pathway for students pursuing a BS in child and social development. Bishop State students who complete the required courses will have a seamless transition into UM’s BS in child and social development program. The agreement ensures that up to 62 credit hours can be transferred toward the 124-credit-hour degree, helping students save time and money as they advance their education. “This agreement provides our students with an excellent opportunity to continue their education and pursue meaningful careers in child and social development,” said UM President Dr. Charles W. Smith, Jr. 

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