College of Arts and Sciences

Bachelor of Arts/Science in Psychology

The Bachelor of Arts/Science in Psychology is a four-year program in the science of human behavior and mental processes, developing analytical thinking, research skills, interpersonal competence, and ethical professional practice.

Students build a foundation in psychological theories, research methods, assessment and psychometrics, human development, social behavior, counseling, and organizational applications — including Social Psychology, Counseling Psychology, Physiological Psychology, and Human Resource Management.

Graduates apply evidence-based approaches in educational, organizational, community, and other professional settings, prepared to critically evaluate psychological information and work effectively with individuals and groups.