The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology provides and interdisciplinary foundation for students wishing to broaden their options for careers after graduation, while still supporting graduate and professional school options if the student desires.

This degree is for students interested in a traditional liberal arts approach to psychology, with flexible paths to graduate school or the workplace. Students seeking counseling, social work, and other human service careers will benefit strongly from this program's emphasis on cultural literacy and language, a major key to success in today's diverse world.

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The Bachelor of Science in Psychology - General Science track provides the most flexibility for students who are transferring from other majors or institutions, or who desire graduate or professional school in professions such as Occupational Therapy.

This degree is for students interested in professional programs such as medical school, physical therapy (PT), or occupational therapy (OT). It also prepares students for workplaces where a strong laboratory science background is helpful. Courses in biology, chemistry, or other laboratory sciences enhance student understanding of human and animal behavior.

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The Bachelor of Science in Psychology - Psychological Science track provides a more in-depth focus in psychology coursework and research for students who plan to attend graduate school in psychology.

This degree is for students interested in graduate school in psychology, particularly at the doctoral level, or workplaces where a strong social science research background is helpful. All students in this track are required to complete an original, year-long, independent research project, under the advisement of a faculty member.

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