Program Overview
Obtaining an academic background in psychology offers skills which can be applied to almost every industry, especially those that involve influencing behavior. This includes marketing, sales, education, government work and social work. After completion of a baccalaureate degree, graduates can often find work with community support, law enforcement, sales, and administrative services.
If students are interested in careers directly relating to Psychology, it is strongly recommended they pursue a graduate degree such as a Masters, PhD or PsyD.
Plan of Study
For complete degree information please refer to our course catalog.
How is this Program Offered?
On-ground and On-line for all required coursework.
Why Choose Our Program?
An Associate of Arts (AA) in Psychology at Crowder College provides an affordable, transfer-ready foundation for students planning to pursue a bachelor’s degree and long-term careers in mental health, social work, education, or human resources. Classes are accessible across multiple campus locations and online, making it easy to balance coursework with personal and work commitments.
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