Psychology is one of the basic majors in liberal arts and sciences.
Psychologists use the methodology of science to study human behavior and experience.
A bachelor's degree in psychology forms an excellent foundation for careers in business and government, as well as enhancing life skills such as parenting and human social interaction. Students can also use this degree as an entry into further education leading to an advanced degree in applied or experimental psychology, or to such fields as law, medicine, business or social work. Each emphasizes different aspects of psychology. Separate descriptions of these programs are included in the next section. More details as to admission and requirements are available from the Psychology Department.