Bachelor of Science in Psychology
The demand for professionals with psychology degrees is growing.
What makes humans tick? Why do we do what we do? Psychology is a fascinating field; it’s the study of human behavior and mental processes. Majoring in psychology means delving into human development, mental illness, personality, counseling, and physiological psychology.
The Department of Labor reports a current growth trend in the demand for psychologists. While seeking a bachelor of science in psychology from ACU, you will learn history, theory, concepts and skills in the application of psychology to industrial, clinical and other settings. Your studies in psychology will emphasize the synthesis of knowledge, creativity and Christian commitment to find solutions to problems.
Whether you’re looking to immediate career options, or for a foundation for graduate school, a psychology B.S. degree from ACU can lead you into a rewarding future.
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Read MoreWhat can you do after graduation?
- Counselor
- Case Manager
- Child Care Worker
- Rehabilitation Specialist
- Human Resources Manager
- Market Researcher
- Social Services Specialist
- Advertising Agent
Experiential Learning Opportunities
Psychology majors at ACU learn outside the classroom by involvement in co-curriculars and student activities such as:
- Community-based learning
- Research experiences
- Service-learning internships
- Psychology club
- Study abroad
Degree Details
Psychology, BS (PSYC)
Tracks
Advanced Professional Psychology
Required Hours
*Based on track selection
University Requirements: 56 credit hours + Major Requirements: 53 credit hours + Electives: 19 credit hours = Total Required: 128 credit hours*
Example Coursework
Developmental Psychology
Abnormal Psychology
Psychological Tests and Measurement
Emotional and Behavioral Disorders in Children
Department
Psychology
Application Deadlines
Regular: February 1st
National Candidates: May 1st
Early Bird: November 1st
