Bachelor of Science in Psychology

Explore what makes people think, feel, and act the way they do. As a psychology major, you’ll dive into the science of human behavior while gaining real-world experience through research and internships. Small class sizes mean you’ll work closely with professors who are experts in the field, studying topics like social interactions, brain function, and mental health. Whether you’re interested in helping people, understanding the mind, or applying psychology in business or tech, this program gives you the tools to make an impact—both in college and beyond. Experiential Learning A psychology degree prepares you for a wide range of careers by combining classroom learning with hands-on experience. You’ll have opportunities to: Conduct faculty-mentored research in areas like neuroscience, cognition, development, and social psychology. Present research at conferences with the support of department endowments and awards. Gain real-world experience through internships in schools, hospitals, treatment centers, businesses, and social service agencies.

High School Transcript - Official or unofficial transcript showing your complete academic record throughout secondary school. Proof of English language proficiency or waiver qualification. Depending on where you attend secondary school, you may also be required to submit relevant exam scores (WAEC, GCES, etc.) in addition to your transcripts or mark sheets.