Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

Psychology is the study of mental processes and behavior. As psychology majors (designated as a pre-major), students learn about many diverse concepts including perception, cognition, emotion and personality. Other concepts include behavior, interpersonal relationships and the individual and collective unconscious. Coursework involves the application of learned concepts to spheres of human activity. Available courses include:Psychology of MemorySocial PsychologyPsychopathologyDrugs and BehaviorBiopsychology of Health DisparitiesThe Bachelor of Arts degree plan emphasizes the study of humanities in Psychology, while the Bachelor of Science degree plan has a greater emphasis in science and mathematics.

A freshman applicant is a student who is attending university for the first time at the undergraduate level. You're a Freshman student if your most recent graduation is or will be from high school (and you have not attempted additional university coursework after completing secondary school).