About Psychology
Are you curious about how the mind works and why people behave the way they do? If so, the Psychology program might be the perfect fit for you! In this program, you’ll explore topics like emotions, mental health, learning, and relationships. You’ll also learn how psychologists study and understand behavior through research, helping people improve their lives.
By studying Psychology, you’ll develop skills in problem-solving, communication, and understanding others—skills that are valuable in many careers, including healthcare, counseling, education, and even business.
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Associate Degree Option
Associate in Arts-DTA with Concentration in Psychology
Psychology is a scientific discipline that has many applications in everyday life.
Some psychologists do research and analyze data. Other psychologists apply the discipline’s
scientific knowledge to help people, organizations, and communities.
Average Salary: $101,905
Career Outlook
A degree in Psychology opens up many exciting career paths for college students. By studying how people think, feel, and behave, you can help improve mental health, build better relationships, and support personal growth. Psychology graduates can work in fields like counseling, healthcare, education, business, and social services, or even continue their studies to become licensed psychologists.
The demand for mental health professionals is growing, especially as more people seek help for stress, anxiety, and other challenges. Jobs like counselors, social workers, or human resource specialists are in high demand. With a Psychology degree, you can make a real difference in people’s lives while building a career with many opportunities for growth.