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| Degree Type | Tuition Cost Per Credit |
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| Bachelor's Degree | $195 |
| Single Subject Courses (Undergraduate) | $195 |
| Master's Degree | $295 |
| Doctoral Degree | $295 |
| Juris Doctor Degree | $295 |
| Single Subject Courses (Graduate) | $295 |
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The Master of Science in Psychology degree program offers a wide range of academic and professionally oriented psychology courses. This degree is offered in response to a strong demand from students and industry leaders for a degree that is designed for those interested in pursuing a strong theoretical foundation in psychology that can be applied to related fields such as sports psychology, pastoral counseling, life coaching, and trainers in business and industry.
This program places an emphasis on science and research and in obtaining practical experience in a non-clinical setting. The MS in Psychology is designed to be generally applicable to related fields, but does not lead to licensure as a MFT. The curriculum covers both the theoretical knowledge needed to offer integrated services that can be applied to sport psychology, pastoral counseling, life-coaching, and consultation in business and industry.
MS Credits:
Required to complete: 42
Accepted in transfer: 6
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The primary objectives of the Master of Science in Psychology degree program are to:
- Provide learners with the knowledge and skills necessary for growth in their professional careers in the helping professions, industry, sports, or pastoral counseling.
- Prepare learners to assess the relevance of theoretical knowledge of counseling principles as applied to ...
The primary objectives of the Master of Science in Psychology degree program are to:
- Provide learners with the knowledge and skills necessary for growth in their professional careers in the helping professions, industry, sports, or pastoral counseling.
- Prepare learners to assess the relevance of theoretical knowledge of counseling principles as applied to contemporary psychological problems.
- Enable learners to discriminate between a broad range of human behavior and psychological issues that may arise within various non-clinical settings.
- Promote in learners the integration of a multicultural awareness of human diversity as it pertains to careers in the helping professions, industry, sports, or pastoral counseling.
- Enable learners to conduct appropriate research in the field of psychology.
- Prepare learners to evaluate information critically and effectively.
- Encourage learners to cultivate ethical behavior as it relates to the field of psychology or the helping professions.
Admission to the Master of Science in Psychology degree program requires a Bachelor's degree or its equivalent completed at an appropriately accredited institution.
The Master of Science in Psychology degree requires a total of 42 graduate semester units completed in the field of study beyond the Bachelor's degree or its equivalent:
- A Cumulative grade point average of 3.0 (B) or higher.
- Official transcripts on file for graduate transfer units accepted by the University for the Bachelor's degree or its equivalent.
- All...
The Master of Science in Psychology degree requires a total of 42 graduate semester units completed in the field of study beyond the Bachelor's degree or its equivalent:
- A Cumulative grade point average of 3.0 (B) or higher.
- Official transcripts on file for graduate transfer units accepted by the University for the Bachelor's degree or its equivalent.
- All financial obligations to the University must be paid in full.
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