Psychology Degree Program – Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
Launch a Meaningful Career with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
Do you ever wonder why people do and say the things they do? Are you looking for answers to some of the issues facing people of the world today? At Felician University, students in our psychology degree program seek to better understand how humans live, relate, and react in our world. We’ll help you turn your passion for helping others into a rewarding career.
As a psychology student at Felician, you will learn to think critically and scientifically about human behavior, thoughts, and emotions. You’ll complete foundational psychology coursework in history, theory, research methods, and behavioral neuroscience. Then, you’ll build on that knowledge with psychology electives related to your interests and career goals. You’ll graduate ready to make a difference in an academic, clinical, business, or other setting.
Psychology Degree Program at a Glance
Average Class Size: 14
Formats Offered: In Person | Accelerated Online
Total Credit Hours: 120
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100% of First-year Students Receive Scholarships or Grants
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Why Choose the Psychology Degree Program at Felician?
We provide the faculty support and experiential learning you need to be successful. Our Bachelor of Arts in Psychology includes opportunities to conduct research, gain field experience and expand your network so you’re ready to start your career immediately upon graduation or meet the psychology requirements for graduate school.
Get hands-on experience in your field
The best way to learn is by doing, which is why we include internships in our psychology degree program curriculum. Many students find internships through our partnership with one of the largest mental health treatment centers in the state, CarePlus New Jersey. You’ll also enjoy an abundance of opportunities for internships, with our campus located just 10 miles from New York City.
Participate in and lead undergraduate research
Conducting independent research is an important psychology requirement for graduation and career preparation. You’ll plan, conduct, and present original research that contributes to developing knowledge in the field. Our faculty mentors guide and support you along the way to ensure you’re successful.
Build your network
Connect with fellow psych majors in the Psychology Club or join the Felician University chapter of Psi Chi International Honor Society, an organization dedicated to the advancement of the science of psychology.
Study Abroad
You’ll also have an opportunity to complete coursework and conduct fieldwork in Barcelona, Spain through our study abroad program.
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Where Will My Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Take Me?
As a graduate of Felician’s psychology degree program, you are well-equipped for a career in social and community services, business, criminal justice, or education. Many of our students seek positions that require graduate degrees. If that’s your plan, your Felician education prepares you well for advanced education.
How Do I Get Started in the Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at Felician?
Take the first step toward your future career in psychology by completing our admissions application. If you have any questions about the application process, psychology requirements, or what life is like at Felician, please contact our Office of Admissions.
Once you’re admitted, you’re automatically considered for financial aid—100% of first-year students receive some sort of scholarship or grant. In addition to institutional aid, students who qualify for Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society may receive a $3,000 scholarship, the highest award in the state of New Jersey. Our Financial Aid office is available to answer your questions about financing your education.
Academic Programs in Psychology
There are plenty of opportunities to take the Psychology program in different directions, from combining it with a major in education (for those who want to be teachers) to combining it with the master’s in counseling psychology (for those who want to be licensed counselors). Take a look at these different opportunities below.
- B.A. Psychology
- Minor in Psychology
- 4+2 Program – Earn your Bachelor’s in Psychology and Master’s in Counseling Psychology
- B.S. in Psychiatric Rehabilitation and Psychology
- Co-Major with Undergraduate Behavior and Autism Studies Program
- Co-Major with Education
