The bachelor of arts in Psychology prepares students with a basic background in psychology as well as a broad liberal arts foundation, including competence in a foreign language. This major prepares students for careers in clinical settings, social service agencies, research institutes or businesses. Students may also go on to graduate school or professional school in psychology, human services, or business.
The bachelor of science in Psychology also prepares students with the basics in psychology, and also offers two options to prepare students for their specific career goals. The Science Option offers course work in anthropology, biology, bio-behavioral health and chemistry. This option is suited for careers in biological, developmental and clinical psychology. The Business Option offers course work in business, leadership and marketing and prepares students for careers or graduate study in business, human resources, marketing, or organizational psychology.
Program Coordinator
Dr. Mark A. Casteel
Professor of Psychology
Room 210, Information Sciences and Technology Center
[email protected]
717-771-4028