Bachelor of Science [B.S] [Behavioral Science - Anthropological Archaeology] From Andrews University

A psychology degree prepares you to work in a variety of settings. Psychologists are employed in schools, companies, private practices, hospitals, nonprofit organizations and the government. Whether you start in criminal justice, psychiatry or legal counseling, the field of psychology can be applied across a range of dynamic, fast-paced fields.
You'll enjoy our undergraduate research program and popular classes like Human Development and Research Methods. Your advisor will help you select classes that meet your specific career goals. If you plan to take graduate studies in psychology, we recommend adding a language degree to improve your marketability and competency.