You need a bachelor's degree that provides flexibility for your career — a degree that can help you no matter which industry or path you choose.
Penn State World Campus offers two bachelor's degrees in psychology that are designed to refine and maximize your critical-thinking skills and help you understand why people learn, think, and act the way that they do.
Choose the Online Psychology Degree That Fits Your Career
We offer two bachelor's degree programs in psychology with courses offered completely online:
- The bachelor of arts in psychology is for professionals who want to pursue psychology with a focus on the social-services aspects of the field or are pursuing the bachelor's degree as a "stepping stone" toward a master's degree in psychology.
- The bachelor of science in psychology follows a business track, so professionals interested in psychology-driven aspects of business — such as human resources, management, leadership development, and marketing — will find this program attractive.
Whether you're just beginning to explore psychology or are currently employed in a profession related to the field, these degrees can help you better understand the motivations of your co-workers, clients, and customers and prepare you for career advancement.
Flexible, Convenient, Online Education
Penn State's online bachelor's degrees in psychology provide you the convenience and flexibility of studying around your busy personal and professional schedules.
If you already have academic credits or an associate degree, or if you are just beginning to take courses toward your psychology degree, these programs can help you advance your career.
A Recognized Leader
Penn State is recognized by employers around the world as a leader in higher learning and a pioneer in distance education. Both of these programs are from the College of the Liberal Arts.
Your online courses will be taught by Penn State faculty members, and you will earn the same degree offered on campus — your diploma and transcript will not differ.
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