Bachelor of Arts - Psychology

The strength of Lycoming’s psychology program lies within the vast breadth of opportunities provided to students. The wide variety of coursework offered allows students to explore specific interests and enrich their knowledge of psychological research. The major is empirically-based with exposure to research opportunities beginning in the introductory courses. Students are trained in both theoretical and applied psychology in addition to the focus on the scientific approach.

Lycoming is one of only 5 percent of colleges nationwide that offer a lab section with the Introductory Psychology class. Students are also able to expand their horizons through community service experiences with the Psychology Club, study abroad courses, and various placements in internships and practicums in the Williamsport community. Low student-to-faculty ratios and discussion-based learning promotes the engagement and ambition necessary for students to succeed in careers within the field of psychology.

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A psychology major, combined with liberal arts and sciences education, prepares them for a variety of careers, such as school counseling, school psychology, education, human resources, clinical practices and more. Below are some of the places they have found employment and the schools their graduates have been admitted to for master’s and doctoral programs in clinical psychology, developmental psychology, and social psychology.