Is a psychology degree right for me?
If you’re interested in learning about human development, helping others achieve a well-balanced life, and better understanding interpersonal relationships, then yes! Now is the perfect time to start pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Psychology. Huntington University’s online program is designed specifically to help you finish your degree around a busy schedule. Our five-week online courses let you focus on your studies — and the next step in your career.
Use our Psychology Degree Checksheet to see how you might customize your online degree with our admissions team today!
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Why study Psychology at Huntington University?
- You can complete your degree without giving up your current job — or valuable family time!
- Complete weekly assignments entirely online.
- Foster your critical thinking skills and prepare for graduate study or entry-level employment in a psychology-related field.
- Explore the implications of the Christian faith on the psychology profession.
A Degree of Integrity
Our degree programs are built on Christian principles and enriched with our broad curriculum in the liberal arts. Your professors will help you integrate academic excellence with your Christian faith. We’ll help you develop a deeper understanding of human development, interpersonal relationships, and theories and research of psychology.
If you want to connect with fellow students and faculty mentors in meaningful ways, all while gaining the professional competence you need, Huntington University is where you belong.
After Graduation
With a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, you’re well on your way to a variety of expanded opportunities, complete with potential salary increases and greater responsibilities. Think case manager, career counselor, child care worker, probation and parole officer, and sales rep, to name a few. Or you can take your career to the next level with a Master of Arts in Counseling or Doctor of Occupational Therapy degree.
Ready to Get Started?
Contact us today at AdultEd@huntington.edu or (800) 600-4888.