Bachelor of Arts Psychology

St. Catherine University’s Bachelor of Arts in Psychology is designed for busy adults seeking to earn their degree without sacrificing work or family commitments. This program provides a comprehensive foundation in psychological theories, research methods, and real-world applications. Through core courses, students will develop a deeper understanding of psychology and gain skills to apply this knowledge in professional settings. Graduates will be prepared for diverse career paths and advanced studies in psychology, counseling, and related fields.

Who Should Register

This program is ideal for:

• Working adults seeking a flexible path to earning a bachelor’s degree in psychology.
• Individuals interested in careers in mental health, education, business, public affairs, or healthcare.
• Students planning to pursue graduate studies in counseling psychology, clinical therapy, or related fields.

Why Choose St. Catherine

At St. Catherine University, students are part of an inclusive, supportive environment where academic excellence and personal growth are prioritized. The university encourages leadership and values individuality, offering a space where students’ voices are heard and respected. With a commitment to enriching learning experiences, St. Catherine provides a strong foundation for career success and lifelong learning.

Admission Requirements

Minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA.

Submission of transcripts.

No application fee required.

Curriculum Details

Sample courses include:

General Psychology (4 credits)
Statistics for Psychology (4 credits)
Seminar I: Psychology Applied to the World (2 credits)
Research Methods in Psychology (4 credits)
History and Systems of Psychology (4 credits)
Seminar II: Current Issues in Psychology (2 credits)

What You'll Learn

Students in this program will:

• Acquire a strong foundation in psychological theories and research methods.
• Explore current issues within the field of psychology.
• Develop practical skills for applying psychological concepts in professional settings.
• Build the tools needed for advanced studies in counseling, clinical psychology, and mental health.
• Enhance empathy, communication, and ethical decision-making for diverse populations.

Graduates will be prepared for roles such as:

• Public Affairs Specialist
• Education Professional
• Business Manager
• Sales Representative
• Healthcare Support Worker

Graduates will also be ready for advanced careers in:

• Mental Health Counseling
• Clinical Therapy
• Occupational Therapy

Median Salary: Varies by role and location.