PSY 358: Lifespan Human Development
Studies biological, psychological and social factors in human development from conception to later adulthood.
Psychology
Bachelor of Science
Explore the connection between the brain and human behavior.
The curriculum of the Psychology major is designed to provide a working knowledge of factual and current theoretical information in the field. Content is balanced with the development of critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and an appreciation of cultural diversity. The application of psychological principles is strongly encouraged through service learning, internship, and research opportunities.
The Bachelor of Science in Psychology degree requirements are designed to prepare students interested in embarking on a career in psychology or related area where a combination of analytics and human skills is applicable, or students interested in pursuing graduate work in psychology.
Program Snapshot
Course Format
On-campus courses
Academic Term
16-week semesters
Cost of Attendance
$38,208/year
Sample Psychology Classes
PSY 434: Behavioral Genetics
Focuses on how genetics can add to our understanding of complex human behaviors, including cognition, language, emotion, and personality.
PSY 442: Learning and Memory
Introduces basic concepts, methods and results of experimental analysis of learning and memory in humans and nonhuman animals.
Program Details
Get all the details on our B.S. Psychology program, including course requirements and application materials.
Psychology Career Paths
Psychologist
Meet with clients to discuss and diagnose mental, emotional or behavorial issues. Formulate a treatment plan and check-in to ensure that your clients are on the right track.
Behavior Analyst
Provide support for those struggling with emotional disabilities and help clients figure out how they can best address or adapt behavior.
School Counselor
School Counselors provide guidance and support to students in all grades, assisting students with issues ranging from bullying to academic performance.
Don't just take classes, take action.
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Students in the undergraduate B.S. Psychology program interested in pursuing a career in physical therapy are eligible to apply for the PT Scholars program, affording them the opportunity to earn guaranteed admission into Regis' nationally-ranked Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) program.
How to Apply
To apply to the B.S. Psychology program, you will need:
- Completed online application
- Official high school transcripts with a minimum 2.5 GPA on a 4.0 scale
- Essay
- One letter of recommendation
The first step in the application process is to contact an admissions counselor, who can help you through the entire application process, evaluate your prior learning credit (AP, IB, etc.) and provide information regarding financial aid and tuition assistance.
Tuition and Fees
Full-time tuition: $38,208/year (fall and spring semesters)
Part time (less than 12 credit hours per semester): $1,274/credit hour
Tuition does not include fees, room and board or personal expenses. For full cost of attendance information, visit the Tuition and Fees page.
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