Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

Program Objective:

The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology is designed to enable students to observe and describe, understand and predict human behavior and psychological processes.  The courses provide knowledge of the central concepts in major areas of psychology to enable students to apply their studies to understand the individual, personal development and behavior in social contexts. Students will be able to understand and apply published research articles related to their studies.

The courses are foundational courses for graduate studies or career opportunities not only in psychology itself, but also many related fields such as education, counseling and social work. Some courses are also required for fields in health services. 

A minimum of 30 semester hours must be completed through Maalot. 

The Judaic Studies requirement may be fulfilled with Judaic Studies courses  with no restriction on the number of  lower level credits. Please refer to the transfer of credit policy in the catalog.  These courses must be based on traditional and classic sources and may be in REL, PHI, LAN, TAL, OR ETH as they relate to Judaic Studies.

Degree Requirement 120 credits