Psychology
Whether you are looking to go on to graduate work or immediately to the workplace, a bachelor’s degree in psychology will help you analyze the intricacies of the human personality and will provide information on how to improve your relationships—all from a biblical vantage-point.
The Psychology major focuses on looking at the human personality and relationship with others through a biblical set of “glasses.” We believe there is an intrinsic psychology within our theology, since God is the author of thinking and behavior.
Each student’s coursework is custom built from the wide range of behavioral science undergraduate electives to best prepare him/her for his/her specific area of interest. We emphasize the practical side of psychology along with the content needed as a foundation
The purpose of the Psychology major is to familiarize you with the content and concepts of psychology from both the Bible and the secular world and to prepare you for graduate school, work in the field or work outside of the field.
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Course Requirement for B.A. or B.S. in Psychology
Student Conferences
Educational Focus
- Biological Basis of Behavior
- Abnormal Psychology
- Testing and Measurement
- Child and Adolescent Psychology
- Social Psychology
Internship Opportunities
- Bowen Center
- American Red Cross
- Kosciusko Community Hospital
- Erin's House for Grieving Children
- White's Residential and Family Services
Career Opportunities
- Rehabilitation Service Provider
- Home-based Therapist
- Case Manager
- Family Case Manager
- Youth Case Manager
Psychology is a Good Fit for Those Who Are:
- Empathetic
- Flexible
- Good Listeners
- Caring
- Relational
