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Bachelor of Science in Psychology

Bachelor of Science in Psychology

As an individual with a desire to further your education and gain insight into the foundational principles of psychology, earning your Bachelor of Science in Psychology will equip you with the specialized knowledge, insight, and skills you need to achieve your goals and succeed in your career.

Liberty University’s® Bachelor of Science in Psychology program approaches the discipline of psychology from a Christian perspective to provide you with a firm foundation from which to understand psychological development and behavior.

Through the online psychology bachelor’s degree, you will gain insight into the development and influence of personality based on current theories, as well as study human personality in relation to others through the application of ideas about group dynamics relative to business, industry, and public and private life.

Courses give you the opportunity to tap into the diverse theoretical approaches of counseling and psychotherapy by evaluating associated methods and techniques. Furthermore, you will explore the complex functioning of the human body to acquire an understanding of primary mechanisms of behavior. You will also examine the origin, classification and symptoms of neurotic and psychotic behavior.

The Bachelor of Science in Psychology degree serves as an excellent stepping stone toward earning a Master of Arts in Human Services, Marriage and Family Therapy, or Professional Counseling — all offered online through Liberty University Online.

Optional cognates in Substance Abuse, Christian Counseling, Crisis Counseling, Life-Coaching, and Military Resilience are available.


What’s your minor?

Explore your options by reviewing available Minors on the Bachelor's Degree Programs web page.

Quick Facts

2012-2013 Tuition

$325 per credit hour (based on full-time enrollment)

Credit Hours

  • 120 total hours
  • 30 hours must be taken through Liberty
  • 50% (18 hours) of major must be taken through Liberty
  • 30 hours of upper-level course are a required part of the 120 total hours

Potential Career Fields

This degree can prepare for non-clinical positions in the field of human service.

  • Administration
  • Advocacy
  • Case Management
  • Community Relations
  • Counseling
  • Mental Health Services
  • Programming

Internship
A three credit hour internship is a required part of the Bachelor of Science in Psychology program.

Want to learn more?

Visit the Psychology Department
Download Degree Completion Plan
Undergraduate Admissions Requirements

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