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Bachelor Degrees in Medical & Health: Psychology
In psychology degree programs, students learn to work with the human mind, studying behavior in social settings and other situations. Graduates put their skills to good use in counseling, therapy, and social service capacities. Psychology graduates can also be found in the business world, working in human resource and public relations.
Psychology Career Outlook
Many psychology professions are anticipating fast growth in the coming years. Substance abuse and behavioral disorder counselors, for example, are expected to see a 34% increase in jobs through 2016. While no career training program can guarantee a particular career, a bachelor's degree in psychology is the minimum requirement for graduate programs and many entry-level positions.
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