Bachelor of Science in Psychology

Gain a broad liberal arts education and an understanding of how psychologists study behavior and what psychologists have learned about behavior. Psychology is both an academic discipline and a profession. The undergraduate major in psychology provides a broad education in the psychological foundations of behavior with training in research methods, critical thinking and communication skills. This knowledge and these skills are useful in a wide variety of employment settings. The psychology major curriculum is purposely flexible to accommodate students who plan to attend graduate school or who want enter the workforce. Psychology as a field covers a wide range of subjects and our courses reflect that diversity. Some class subjects include neuroscience, social behavior, cognition and industrialorganizational psychology. Students also have numerous opportunities to earn academic credit for research participation and in supervised field experiences.

High school curriculum from an accredited secondary school.Minimum 2.5 GPA (Grade Point Average) on a 4.0 scale in high school coursework.