Understand their inner world. Help them thrive in the outer world.
Pfeiffer University’s B.A. in Psychology equips students with knowledge that will set their feet on a path toward helping others enjoy more fulfilling lives.
Our psychology program guides students in honing skills like gathering, analyzing, interpreting and reporting data. You’ll learn to design and carry out research and understand developmental psychology across the life-span. The program will prepare you to pursue graduate work in areas like social work, counseling, or further psychology study.
About the Program
The B.A. in psychology program combines a robust liberal arts education with a wide variety of psychology classes including:
- Cognitive processes
- Developmental psychology
- Behavior modification
- Sensation and perception
How to Apply
To be admitted to the Bachelor of Arts in Psychology program, you must apply to Pfeiffer using our undergraduate admissions application.
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The four-year Bachelor of Arts in Psychology program builds a rich understanding of psychology on a foundation of liberal arts education. During approximately 80 hours of general education, students will examine history, literature, math, and science—each of which influence the study of psychology in meaningful ways. Students will then take 40 hours of courses specific to psychology and will learn key data, research, and writing methods for careers in the field of psychology.
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Career Opportunities
Many B.A. in psychology graduates go on to pursue master’s level work in psychology or related fields. Others may pursue roles such as:
- Career counselor
- Case manager
- Social worker