Brandman University | BA in Psychology
The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology program at Brandman University is designed to teach students the skills they need to thrive in the psychology working environment. Find out more now!
Official Program Name:
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
School Offering Program:
Brandman University
Program Prerequisites:
Students who want admission to this program are required to have at least 12 transferable credits at the baccalaureate-level or the equivalent from a college or university. They must also have a minimum of a 2.0 cumulative GPA in all prior college-level courses.
Program Description:
The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology program at Brandman University is designed to give students an understanding of the psychology field. Classes cover everything from working directly with patients to reviewing case studies and statistics. Classes also focus on giving students the ability to think critically and treat sensitive topics with compassion and understanding. Students may be able to learn about ethical issues and the strict standards by which today's psychology professionals operate. Students may have the opportunity to customize their course load by selecting a number of different electives that suit their interests or abilities. At the end of the courses, students will be required to complete a capstone class and project.
Learning Format:
Online
Financial Aid Available:
Qualifying students can receive federal financial aid in the forms of loans, scholarships, and grants. Contact Brandman University to learn more about your financial aid options.
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Required Courses for a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology:
Degree program and course requirements are subject to change. Contact Brandman University to confirm the most accurate information before enrolling in a program.
Post-Graduation Opportunities:
Furthering Your Education:
Upon completing the program, students may choose to go on to pursue higher education options. By going after a master's degree or other graduate degree, students may broaden their job options and seek out positions with increased responsibilities.
Higher degree options include but are not limited to:
- Master of Psychology
- Master of Psychiatry
- Doctorate in Psychology
- Master of Child Psychology
- Master of Abnormal Psychology
- Master of Clinical Psychology
Career Paths:
Graduated of the program may be able to pursue careers in a number of different fields. They may choose to work directly with people, or in a more research related or desk job. What they have learned in the course may aid them in finding entry level positions in psychology or even other lines of work.
