Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

Undergraduate students in the Department of Psychology are encouraged and able to participate in the scholarly and applied work of psychology at many different levels – from taking a wide variety of psychology courses (most of which are taught by Ph.D.-holding faculty members) to actively participating in research laboratories to working in one of our many applied projects. We provide a tremendous breadth of training to our students, preparing them well for graduate school and careers in psychology.

This degree offers a strong foundation in psychology. The curriculum serves as a base for a liberal arts education, or as a foundation for work in other fields such as medicine, law, business, human services, management, sales and the like.

Students will be able to:
demonstrate familiarity with the major concepts, theoretical perspectives, empirical findings and historic trends in psychology.
demonstrate an appreciation for the relevance of psychology to human affairs, and an ability to think critically and analytically about how psychological matters relate to day-to-day human affairs.
display effective written and oral communicative skills.
show diversity awareness by clearly demonstrating that they recognize, understand, and respect community diversity.

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