Ruth Johnson, PhD, Coordinator
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The program in psychology leading to a Bachelor of Science degree may prepare a student for graduate school in psychology and other disciplines. It also serves as preparation for entry-level positions in the field of mental health and other types of employment, including social service agencies and business. The study of psychology also provides a foundation of knowledge for healthy coping with life circumstances and human relationships.
Program Learning Outcomes
Graduates who earn a BS in Psychology will be able to:
- Identify key concepts and findings from major content domains in psychology.
- Develop a research hypothesis and articulate an appropriate method to test the hypothesis.
- Effectively communicate relevant psychological concepts or findings.
- Describe examples of practical applications of psychological principles to individual or social issues.
- Recognize the impact of diversity on psychological concepts or findings.
- Apply ethical standards to psychological research and practice.
