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Bachelor in Psychology
A Bachelor's in Psychology will provide you with an in depth look at a number of the elements that affect the human mind.
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Human development and behavior and the accompanying influences behind each are given significant attention. Mental health and development and the physiological effects on each are also examined, along with training in the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of various mental conditions. A broad study of liberal arts is mixed in to give you a well-rounded education and knowledge on a variety of fronts. Basic anatomy and physiology, especially those elements that affect the brain, are also learned. This major may include some hands-on clinical training, in which you will work with other psychologists in the field to further your experience.

By completion of the coursework you will possess a solid foundation of how the human mind functions. You will be aware of which causes produce which impressions and effects in the human psyche, and how they are displayed in human behavior.


This major will prepare you for:

This major will give you a grounding in understanding what moves people, something that is attractive in a number of different fields of work, including: clinical psychology, personnel training, counseling, business management, sales, and social work.

Further education at the master's and Ph.D. levels allow specialization in a number of psychology fields. More business opportunities will become available with an advanced degree in a business discipline such as administration. Research and collegiate teaching positions will also become available.


Schools That Offer Bachelor in Psychology
Pacific Oaks College
A nonprofit, regionally accredited higher education institution, Pacific Oaks offers bachelor’s completion and master’s programs in a variety of fields, including Human Development, Marriage and Family Therapy (MFT), Education, Early Childhood Education (ECE), Teacher Credentialing, and Organizational Leadership.
SNHU
Southern New Hampshire University is a private, nonprofit, accredited institution with more than 3,000 on campus students, over 170,000 online students, making it one of the fastest growing universities in the nation. Since its founding in 1932, the University has transformed from a school of accounting and secretarial science into an institution offering over 200 programs, from certificates to doctoral level degrees including business, education, liberal arts, social sciences and STEM.
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