A major in the field of Psychology leads to a Bachelor of Arts degree.  The program of study emphasizes the development of an understanding of factors crucial in determining behavior.  Introductory courses present basic psychological principles; upper-level courses provide opportunities for further work in areas of special interest.
To earn a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology a student must complete a minimum of 37 credit hours in the major courses.

Some courses required for the major include:

• General Psychology
• Experimental Psychology
• Social/ Developmental
• Clinical/ Assessment

An independent study allows the student to design and carry out original research.
A major in Psychology provides a basis for graduate study in areas such as:

• Psychology
• Education
• Social Sciences
• Social work
• Law

Graduates can pursue a career in the areas of human resources personnel, social work and mental health professions.