King College Student Overview King College offers a comprehensive program in scientific psychology that prepares students for graduate school in a variety of applied and research fields and for immediate employment in government, church, or business settings. University of Illinois Ph.D., The Ohio State University Charles S. Thompson Director of Counseling, Adjunct Associate Professor of Psychology, Adjunct Associate of Religion B.A., North Central College M.A., Wheaton College L.M.F.T., Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist Career Opportunities Psychology, as the crossroad science of the cultural mind, individual behavior, and the organic brain, prepares students for a wide variety of careers. Psychology at King College is a nationally recognized program that provides a unique blend of action with reflection and of Christian spirituality with broad intellectual growth. Before graduation students will conduct their own original research project, participate in an internship that serves the community with whom they hope to work, and make first-hand observations of family life and children. All psychology majors conduct original research with most being presented at regional undergraduate or national professional conferences.
Most majors also enroll in internships in clinical, business, or government settings.