Why Psychology?

The Department of Psychology prepares students to either continue their education in graduate school, or immediately enter the workforce. Career options for the Psychology major abound. Employers are looking for people who are flexible, imaginative, good people handlers and can think critically about concepts and society. Psychology majors are prepared to succeed in any career path that involves people—as clients, co-workers, employees, and bosses.

There are opportunities for experiences outside the classroom, such as independent research, teaching assistant, internship, practicum or psychology club.
 

• Majors & Concentrations
  • Psychology, B.A.


• Minors
  • Psychology Minor

 (also available online)
• Part-Time Bachelor's
  • Psychology, B.A.

 (Part-Time)
• Online Degree Completion
  • Psychology Degree, B.A. (Online Degree Completion)
• Graduate Degrees
  • Applied Behavior Analysis, M.A.
  • Forensic Mental Health Counseling, M.A.
  • Mental Health Counseling, M.A.
  • School Counseling, Initial, M.A.
  • School Adjustment Counseling, M.A.
• Graduate Certificate
  • Applied Behavior Analysis (Master's degree required)