Build a Psychology Degree Around Your Career Goals
A Bachelor of Arts in Psychology is a broad-based foundational degree that can be used in a wide range of careers — from human resources to marketing, consumer research to sales, and more.
In addition to core courses, you choose a concentration that aligns with your interests and goals, with options that draw on biological, evolutionary, behavioral, cognitive, sociocultural, psychoanalytic, and humanistic perspectives. The undergraduate psychology curriculum is designed for students who want to prepare for graduate study in psychology or related disciplines, as well as for baccalaureate-level roles in human services and psychological support settings.
- General Psychology Concentration: Explore multiple areas of psychology to build a flexible foundation for varied career paths or future graduate study.
- Advanced Study in Counseling Concentration: Prepares you for a career in counseling where a graduate degree is needed.
- Advanced Study in Psychology Concentration: Meant for students who plan to continue with graduate-level studies in psychology.
- Industrial/Organizational Concentration: Designed for you to take what you learn and apply it in a business setting such as corporate training or recruitment.
- Child Psychology Concentration: Designed for students interested in working with children, specifically those with developmental challenges.