Psychology Majors & Concentrations

Psychology Bachelor of Arts degree (B.A.) - The B.A. allows students to take more electives in the major while exposing them to the core areas of the science of psychology. The B.A. is typically selected by students who plan to seek employment, pursue a Master's degree in counseling, attend law school or apply to doctoral programs.

Psychology Bachelor of Science degree (B.S.) - The B.S. prepares students for medical school or graduate school at the Doctoral level, particularly for Ph.D. programs in clinical psychology, experimental psychology, cognitive science and neuroscience. The B.S. involves more research experience and provides fewer electives.

Concentration in Human Development - Provides focused coursework for students who plan to pursue a post-graduate degree in counseling psychology or school psychology and prepares students for entry-level positions in a variety of careers that involve designing or implementing programs for children, adolescents or the elderly.