Psychology
Earn Your Degree...On Your Schedule
ASPIRE'S Psychology degree is designed to accelerate your career path by delivering a basic understanding of the theories, methods and applications of modern psychology. You'll increase your understanding of human nature, as well as gain a foundation for further study at the graduate level.
Five-Week Class Structure
ASPIRE'S unique class structure is designed to accommodate busy adults. You'll take one class at a time -- one night a week for 5 weeks, with each class designed to build on the knowledge gained in the previous class. In this way, you'll move through your degree program in a step-by-step, structured class schedule that allows you to focus your full attention on the material you need to know in your chosen field. It’s a process that optimizes learning, leading to greater assimilation and stronger retention of the knowledge and tools you need to compete in the marketplace.
Earn your degree...Finish What You Started
A Bachelor of Arts in Psychology will prepare you for careers in a variety of fields, including:
| Marriage and Family Therapy | Crisis Intervention |
| Forensic Psychology | Career Counseling |
| Alcohol and Drug Counseling | Clinical Psychology |
| Rehabilitation | Guidance Counseling |
| Human Resources Administration | Operations Mangement |
| Community Relations Director | Social Work |
| Hospice Coordinator | Victim Advocacy |
| Employee Training/Recruitment | Hotel Management |
| Writing | Media Planning |
| Marketing | Technical Writing |
| Research Analyst | Advertising |
Some of these occupations require additional schooling or an emphasis or minor in another area.
Courses
In the Psychology degree program, you'll take the following succession of courses:
- Foundations in Psychology
- Statistics for Behavioral Sciences
- Research Methods in the Behavioral Sciences
- Introduction to the Bible
- Child Development
- Adult Development
- Christianity and World Religions
- Abnormal Psychology
- Counseling Theories
- Social Psychology
- Learning and Motivation
- Theories of Personality

