SAVE TIME AND MONEY
Eligible students can complete their B.A. in Psychology in just 3 years!
CONTINUE YOUR STUDIES
Advance your career with opportunities to continue with a master’s degree in School Psychology, Social Work, or a doctoral degree in Clinical/School Psychology.
SPECIALIZE YOUR CAREER
Focus on a career area that interests you.
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Roberts’ curriculum and professors encouraged me to learn more about myself, my faith, and my education. The Christian curriculum helped me discover my dreams and how to apply my faith to a secular career
Emily Purcell ‘23 (Psychology), recipient of a full tuition scholarship to Regent University’s Clinical Psychology program
Total Program
Sticker Price:
$52,127
Last year
100%
of full-time freshmen students who applied
for a scholarship received one
$25,324
average grants & scholarships package
for incoming freshman students last year
Roberts' Strategic Pillars
Online, Hybrid, and In-Person Programs In Rochester, NY
You’ll be spiritually prepared for engagement in a diverse world.
Whatever your interests and circumstances, you’ll be equipped for your one-of-a-kind vocation.
You’ll be ready to lead, making meaningful contributions in your profession.
Empowered to act in local and practical ways, you’ll make a difference in the communities where you live and work.
What Will I Learn?
The B.A. Psychology degree program provides you with a broad background in Psychology. This program provides the flexibility to take on a double major or to transfer credits from another institution.
You will:
The B.S. Psychology degree program includes all of the courses in the B.A. and expands your studies to prepare you for doctoral education.
You will:
Both degree programs will prepare you for your future career through an internship and a dedicated career development class.
Career Outlook
Here are just a few successes our graduates have achieved:
Internships
Careers
Grad Schools
Psychology is the scientific study of human thoughts and behaviors.
According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, “psychologists study cognitive, emotional, and social processes and behaviors by observing, interpreting, and recording how people relate to one another and their environments.”
Research and experiments drive much of the field of psychology and its findings. Psychology is also largely associated with mental health care efforts and counseling.
What degree do you need to be a psychologist?
To become a psychologist, you first need to start by obtaining your bachelor's degree. Aspiring psychologists usually get this in Psychology, but some may major in fields like sociology while taking elective courses in the psychology field.
After getting your bachelor's degree, you’ll most likely need a graduate degree, a requirement to become a licensed psychologist. You could choose to go through a master’s or doctorate program.
Additionally, gaining experience in the field of psychology and working with patients is helpful to the end goal of becoming a psychologist. You could complete an internship or research assistant position or even get an entry-level position in the field you’re interested in.
Following this, you’ll have to obtain the correct licensure to practice as a psychologist in your state. This comes with specific requirements, which differ from state to state.
What can I do with a psychology degree?
The most obvious career path to pursue with a psychology degree is becoming a psychologist, which could include:
Although the primary career path would be to become a psychologist, that’s not the only option for you.
With a psychology degree, you could also work in:
How much do psychologists make?
"While ZipRecruiter is seeing annual salaries as high as $156,500 and as low as $49,000, the majority of salaries within the Bachelor Degree In Psychology jobs category currently range between $60,000 (25th percentile) to $116,500 (75th percentile) with top earners (90th percentile) making $148,500 annually across the United States."
Naturally, the numbers will differ by area, level, field, and position.
Can I meet with a professor when I visit Roberts?
Yes! If you come to campus for an individual visit, you can meet with a professor to get an overview of the major and your questions answered.
Does Roberts Wesleyan University offer financial aid?
Yes! At Roberts, we’re dedicated to supporting you. Our Office of Student Financial Services is here to help you make the most of every financial aid opportunity available.
We provide financial assistance to 100% of our undergraduate students, so you can focus on following your calling with confidence.
