Help clients tackle life challenges
Earn a bachelor's degree in psychology
Our bachelor’s degree in psychology builds a strong foundation in human behavior and
mental health. This program follows the American Psychological Association’s (APA)
learning goals and prepares you for high demand careers in counseling, research or
behavioral health services.
- Delivery format: Available 100% online or in seated/hybrid formats.
- Real-world experience: Research and practicum opportunities available.
- Further education: Eligible students may begin graduate coursework (Behavior Analysis and Therapy) before completing their bachelor’s or enter the PsyD program post-graduation.
- Program standards: Follows the American Psychological Association’s (APA) learning goals.
- Start dates: Fall and spring (some courses may be offered in summer).
Advocate for the wellness of others
Earn a bachelor's degree in social work
Our Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) degree equips you with practical skills for community impact and professional service. It also provides the foundation you need to pursue a master’s degree in social work.
- Delivery format: Available 100% online or in-person.
- Real-world experience: Required field education allows you to put your learning into practice and find future job leads.
- Further education: Eligible students may qualify for the Advanced Standing option of the Master of Social Work (MSW) program.
- Program standards: Fully accredited by the Council on Social Work Education (CSWE).
- Start dates: Fall and spring (some courses may be offered in summer).
Careers and outcomes
Where your degree can take you
Interdisciplinary undergraduate certificate
How do religion and beliefs affect mental health?
In this five-minute interview, faculty members in the Department of Languages, Cultures
and Religions and the School of Mental Health and Behavioral Sciences share about
the Undergraduate Certificate in Mental Health and Spirituality.
Faculty highlight
Meet your school director
"Our curriculum must be shaped by research and evolving technology. That’s how we prepare students to address complex and changing needs in society."Dr. Camille Hall brings decades of academic and clinical leadership to her role as director of the School of Mental Health and Behavioral Sciences.