ABOUT THE PROGRAM
Psychology majors gain an understanding of behavior and mental processes through a
Bachelor of Arts or Bachelor of Science degree that is compliant with American Psychological
Association (APA) guidelines. You’ll work with faculty on research and field experiences
related to clinical, cognitive, forensic psychology, child development and more.
PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
If you are fascinated by human behavior and the workings of the mind and want to explore
these human topics with the discipline of a scientist, Psychology may be the perfect
major for you. You will be prepared to observe, analyze, research and design experiments
with human subjects. You’ll learn about models of interpersonal relationships and
the field of social services. If you are interested in behavioral health, mental health
or the dynamics of relationships and groups, you will develop understanding, insight
and practical skills to help people achieve the outcomes they seek.
You will study core concepts in psychology, tools for scientific inquiry and critical
thinking. Majors develop strong communication and people skills as well as a strong
sense of ethical and social responsibility in a diverse world.
Graduates have pursued advanced degrees in psychology, social work, and marriage and
family counseling at various institutions across the world.
A major and minor are offered.
You have the opportunity to join Franklin Pierce's chapter of the National Psychology Honor Society if you meet national requirements for induction.
Alumni Success Stories
Download a Psychology program sheet to view on-screen or print, or view the College at Rindge Academic Catalog for specific degree requirements and course information.
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