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WHAT IS CONSUMER STUDIES?

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WHAT IS CONSUMER STUDIES? FCS students who focus on consumer studies gain knowledge and an understanding of how consumer decision-making, customer relations, family finance, and economics influence household well-being and individual and family rights and responsibilities. Students gain practical solutions for helping individuals and families who are influenced by consumer issues. Some of the issues that students may research in consumer studies include, but are not limited to: Banking Identity theft Consumer confidence Shopping behaviors Consumer decision-making Credit card debt Gas prices Insurance WHAT CAN YOU DO WITH A CONSUMER STUDIES DEGREE? Jobs that one can get as an FCS consumer studies major include, but are not limited to: Account supervisor Marketing associate Stock broker Property manager Community relations specialist Family financial educator Health claims processor Bank manager Benefits coordinator Collections worker Insurance claims representative Credit counselo...

Welcome to the Beta site of Careerskillet.org

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Welcome to the Beta site of Careerskillet.org by   Jason   on   April 4, 2013   in   Uncategorized PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE Our goal is to enable students and young adults to be prepared for the rest of their lives. We want you to understand that social life and professional skills work together, transforming you into a valuable resource for potential employers. SO, WHO ARE WE? From students to faculty in the Family and Consumer Science discipline, CareerSkillet is comprised of many contributors. Providing a thorough collection of articles, infographics, images and more. We want to both inspire and engage the bright minds of the future. *Originally posted on the Career Skillet website (Permission granted by Jill Bowers).

Video: What is Family and Consumer Sciences

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Video: What is Family and Consumer Sciences Author: Jill Bowers    https://youtu.be/qBa_2w7Z5b0  *Originally posted on the Career Skillet website (Permission granted by Jill Bowers).