Psychology - Hesser College

Graduates with a psychology degree from Hesser College can enter into a number of fields such as human services, child welfare, social work, and nonprofit service agencies. Students in the psychology program will study human behavior and the mental processes behind certain behavior. Within the program, students have the option to choose electives focused on an applied approach with counseling courses or electives connected with criminal justice.

This program requires students to complete 120 semester credit hours and upon successful completion of the program, graduates will be awarded a bachelor of science degree.

About Hesser College

Hesser College aims to provide a high-quality, student-oriented, affordable learning experience by providing hands-on, employment-related skill building. They prepare graduates to succeed in an increasingly competitive marketplace by combining general education, business and career specialty courses.

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