If you are interested in pursuing an advanced degree that blends the rich, academic tradition of psychology with exciting, contemporary applications of the science, consider the Master of Science in Psychology. Choose from three specializations to customize your degree to fit your career and educational goals.

Graduates of this program may pursue these career opportunities:

If you earned an associate's or bachelor's degree from a regionally or nationally accredited college, and you are interested in a wide range of careers that require the ability to effectively articulate and convey ideas, concepts, and information, this is the ideal program for you.

Graduates of this program may pursue these career opportunities:

If you earned an associate's or bachelor's degree from a regionally or nationally accredited college, and are interested in pursuing a rewarding career in a wide variety of helping professions, consider this program. The curriculum is designed to teach you how to make a difference in the lives of those unable to help themselves.

Graduates of this program may pursue these career opportunities:

Case manager
Human services administrator
Adult services worker
Child welfare worker
Program officer
Elderly services provider

If you earned an associate's or bachelor's degree from a regionally or nationally accredited college, and wish to have flexibility in designing a program to meet your talents and career interests, the Advanced Start Bachelor of Science in Professional Studies may be for you. Choose a program of study that fits your goals.

Graduates of this program may pursue these career opportunities:

If you earned an associate's or bachelor's degree from a regionally or nationally accredited college, and you are interested in a career that focuses on human behavior and development, the Advanced Start Bachelor of Science in Psychology is for you. The degree is also designed to prepare you to pursue graduate studies in psychology.

Graduates of this program may pursue these career opportunities:

Positions in:

Early childhood education
Human services and community organizations
Corporate and business settings
Counseling clinics
Universities and colleges (Teaching Assistant)

If you are interested in a wide range of careers that require the ability to effectively articulate and convey ideas, concepts, and information, you should consider taking this program.

Graduates of this program may pursue these career opportunities:

If you are interested in pursuing a rewarding career in a wide variety of helping professions, consider this program. The curriculum is designed to teach you how to make a difference in the lives of those unable to help themselves.

Graduates of this program may pursue these career opportunities:

Case manager
Human services administrator
Adult services worker
Child welfare worker
Program officer
Elderly services provider

Due to the fact that students can choose what they want their studies to concentrate on, individuals looking to play an active role in the direction of their career should pursue a Bachelor of Science in Liberal Studies.

Graduates of this program may pursue these career opportunities:

If you wish to have flexibility in designing a program to meet your talents and career interests, the Bachelor of Science in Professional Studies may be for you. Choose a program of study that fits your goals.

Graduates of this program may pursue these career opportunities:

Positions in:

Business
Government
Professional and business services
Transportation and utilities
Military
Education
Health services
Leisure and hospitality

If you are interested in a career that focuses on human behavior and development, the Bachelor of Science in Psychology is for you. If you are interested in continuing on to pursue a graduate degree in psychology, you should consider the accelerated Bachelor of Science in Psychology-to-Master of Science in Psychology option.

Graduates of this program may pursue these career opportunities:

If you are interested in pursuing a rewarding career in a wide variety of entry-level helping professions, consider this program. The curriculum is designed to help you gain the introductory skills, knowledge, and attitudes to assess the situations of the most vulnerable in our society in order to provide services that respond to the needs of clients.

Graduates of this program may pursue these career opportunities:

If you want to earn a degree but are not ready to commit to a specific field of study, the AS in Interdisciplinary Studies lets you tailor a program to suit most any educational or career goal.

Graduates of this program may pursue these career opportunities:

Child care
Teacher's assistant
Communications
Marketing
Public relations
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