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Why Study Community Psychology at º£½ÇÔÚÏß?
Prepare to make a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals, families, and communities through º£½ÇÔÚÏß’s online Bachelor of Science in Community Psychology. Designed for transfer students and working adults, the program combines psychology, human services, and Christian values while preparing students for careers in counseling, nonprofit organizations, community programs, and graduate study.
- Christ-Centered Perspective: Explore psychology through biblical, historical, theoretical, and practical approaches.
- Flexible Online Learning: Complete accelerated eight-week courses in a fully online environment designed for working adults.
- Community Impact: Learn to address social challenges while promoting the mental, emotional, physical, and spiritual well-being of individuals and communities.
- Graduate Preparation: Build a strong foundation for graduate programs in counseling, social work, public health, and related fields.
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What You'll Learn
Students in the Community Psychology program learn to:
- Understand human behavior within community and social contexts
- Analyze social problems and develop evidence-based solutions
- Apply psychological principles to community programs and human services
- Integrate Christian values into ethical helping professions
- Prepare for graduate study in counseling and related disciplines
Program Details
The Community Psychology program prepares students to serve individuals and communities through psychology, counseling, and human services. Designed specifically for online learners, the program combines flexible coursework, faculty mentorship, and practical learning experiences while preparing students for careers that improve the well-being of others.
º£½ÇÔÚÏß offers a variety of courses that students can choose from within this program. Take a look at what you’ll be learning while working toward your degree.
Students can customize their academic experience through elective coursework, minors, and additional majors that align with their academic and career goals. Explore the opportunities available at º£½ÇÔÚÏß.
Although courses are completed online, students receive personalized support from faculty while engaging in a collaborative virtual learning community. Accelerated eight-week courses, asynchronous instruction, and optional live virtual sessions provide flexibility while maintaining meaningful interaction with classmates and professors.
Learn from dedicated faculty members who bring a combination of academic expertise, professional experience, and a commitment to student success. Through mentorship, hands-on learning opportunities, and personalized guidance, º£½ÇÔÚÏß professors help students develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence needed to achieve their academic and career goals.
Students examine real-world community issues through coursework, collaborative projects, and interactions with professionals working in psychology, counseling, and human services. These experiences help students connect theory with practice while preparing for graduate study and careers focused on serving others.
Entry Requirements
- Completed application
- Official transcripts from all previously attended colleges
- Transfer credit evaluation
- Additional admissions materials as required
Community Psychology offers new entry points every eight weeks, allowing students to begin the program throughout the year. Visit the Office of Admissions website for current application deadlines and enrollment dates.
Career Outcomes
Community Psychology graduates are prepared to support individuals and communities through careers in counseling support, nonprofit organizations, human services, community development, and behavioral health. The program also provides excellent preparation for graduate study in counseling, social work, sociology, public health, and related fields.
Potential career paths include:
- Community Service Manager
- Human Resources Specialist
- Social Worker*
- Career Counselor*
- Case Manager
- Behavioral Skills Therapist
- Corporate Recruiter
- Program Administrator
- Rehabilitation Specialist
*Some positions may require graduate education or additional licensure.
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Student Stories
Community Psychology students develop practical knowledge and professional skills through collaborative online learning, faculty mentorship, and coursework focused on improving the well-being of individuals and communities. These experiences prepare graduates to serve others with compassion, integrity, and a Christ-centered perspective.
Andersley Renelus: Faith in Action
Read Andersley’s story to learn how studying Psychology at º£½ÇÔÚÏß and serving on mission in Bolivia strengthened his faith and inspired his passion for serving others through ministry and mental health care.
Hannah Nadeau: Serving Others Through Faith and Psychology
Watch Hannah’s story below to see how her experiences studying Psychology at º£½ÇÔÚÏß and serving on mission in Bolivia deepened her faith and strengthened her desire to help others through compassion, service, and meaningful relationships.
Financial Aid
º£½ÇÔÚÏß’s robust scholarship program awards over $3 million every year. Invest in your learning with major-specific scholarships and other financial aid opportunities, which are awarded to 97% of our undergraduate students. Explore the resources below to learn more about tuition, financial aid, and scholarship opportunities.
