Bachelor's Degree Programs in California

A Bachelor of Science program in Psychobiology offered by the UCLA College of Letters and Science at University of California-Los Angeles.

An undergraduate degree-completion program (Bachelor's Degree for Professionals) in psychological and behavioral science.

The CMC Psychological Science major prepares students to use psychological concepts and methods in their careers and everyday life. Students receive a broad …

The learning outcomes for the BA Psychology degree are informed by the American Psychological Association's 10 Optimal Guidelines for the Undergraduate Psych…

The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology is an online degree completion program that admits students ready to transfer to NDNU and complete the remaining upper div…

The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology develops knowledge of the historical foundations of psychology, current theories of human nature, and research methodologi…

This program offers a multidisciplinary perspective on human behavior and development with biblical integration. It prepares students for careers in the help…

The Psychology Major develops student interest in and understanding of scientific approaches to the description and explanation of human thought, emotion, an…

The BA in Psychology is designed to provide students with a foundation in psychological theory and research. Students develop competencies in writing and int…

The Bachelor of Science in Psychology with an emphasis in Community Counseling is a 120 credit-hour undergraduate degree program that prepares students for a…

The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (BAP) is a degree-completion program available to students who have completed a minimum of 75 quarter units of prior colle…

The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology Major is designed to provide those desiring careers in professional psychology as a psychologist or counselor with the pre…

The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology.

Majors must complete a minimum of nine courses in psychology, six of which must be in residence, a senior capstone, and the psychology exit exam.

Develops students' capacities to explore, conceptualize, explicate and interpret past and present human experience through social science methodologies.

Programs of study designed to help students understand the behavior of human beings and other organisms through empirical research and theoretical analysis.

Psychology is a bachelor's degree program offered at Azusa Pacific University.

Psychology is a bachelor's degree program offered at University of San Diego.

The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (B.A.) provides a core curriculum emphasizing psychological theory, critical thinking, research methodology, psychology pr…

The psychology major is designed for students who plan careers as professional psychologists, regard psychology as a liberal arts foundation for subsequent t…

The Psychology major prepares graduates for employment in public and private agencies and for graduate school in psychology and related fields, exploring the…

The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology program offers a comprehensive introduction to the contemporary discipline of psychology. Graduates of this program are we…

The undergraduate degree, offered by the Department of Psychology, assures a broad coverage of the major areas of content and methods in psychology identifie…

The mission of the psychology program is to prepare undergraduate students for their academic, professional, and personal futures by providing them with a we…

A Bachelor of Science program in Psychology offered at California Polytechnic State University-San Luis Obispo.

A Bachelor of Arts program in Psychology offered at San Francisco State University.

Psychology – the scientific study of the mind and behavior – is a dynamic and multifaceted field. During your undergraduate years you will learn the foundati…

Psychology (B.A.) is a bachelor's degree program offered at Pacific Union College.

Psychology is the science that deals with the behavioral and cognitive functioning of individuals, spanning basic scientific and applied aspects from neuroph…