Bachelor of Science in Psychology

A Psychology degree from Kennesaw State provides you with the pathway to a variety of psychology careers. You can work in social and community services, human resources, rehabilitation services, or pursue employment in non-psychological fields such as business, criminal justice, and education. You will also have the opportunity to continue your education for a master's degree to advance in your position in psychology.

With a psychology degree, you’ll study the science of behavior and mental processes. You’ll examine behavior and cognitive approaches to serve and advance human welfare. The degree will provide you with solid research, communication, and critical thinking skills. Because of this, you’ll complete an Introductory Psychology course, a Careers in Psychology course, a laboratory-based two-semester research sequence, studies from the primary areas of the discipline, and a senior capstone experience.

Undergraduate Admissions Criteria 

Undergraduate admissions criteria varies based on enrollment type. Please visit the Undergraduate Admissions Requirements site for more details.

Not all programs are available to residents in all states. Please check the institution's State Authorization and Professional Licensure website(s) to ensure you reside in an authorized state.

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