BA/BS in Psychology, General

This psychology bachelor's degree introduces students to the discipline's origins and basic ideas, with courses ranging from the body's role in behavior to child and teen development. Research and statistics classes teach students how to evaluate evidence in the field. Learners can shape their studies around addiction, mental health or applied behavior analysis. Topics include the biology behind behavior, growing older, autism spectrum conditions, thinking processes and gender. The aim is to prepare graduates for academic, clinical or other professional settings. The degree is a 120-credit program, and the university describes it as giving a solid grasp of contemporary psychology. The university's website also lists admissions steps, financial aid and scholarship information, plus a request-for-information form and campus tour scheduling for anyone considering enrollment.