Associate of Arts in Psychology
If you are a busy working adult with a dream to further your career and education, earning your Associate of Arts in Psychology is the first step toward gaining the knowledge and skills you need to achieve your professional goals.
Liberty University’s® Associate of Arts in Psychology program provides you with a foundational background for understanding relevant facts and concepts of human behavior, including the sociocultural context in which psychology emerged. You will develop familiarity with both qualitative and quantitative methods of research, as well as methods for presenting your research. Additionally, you will understand the importance of utilizing ethical principles of psychologists through psychological theory, practice, and research. You will learn to use critical thinking in understanding the similarities and differences between yourself and others, and will grasp the roles that gender, race, ethnicity, culture, and class play in affecting all human perspectives and experiences.
The Associate of Arts in Psychology degree serves as an excellent stepping stone toward earning a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, which is also offered online through Liberty University Online.
Quick Facts
2009-10 Tuition
$275 per credit hour (based on full-time enrollment)
Credit Hours
- 60 total hours
- 15 must be taken through LU
Why choose an associate degree?
Your associate degree allows you to quickly jump-start your career, opening the door to your future.
Seamlessly transition from your associate into a bachelor’s degree program, also offered online through Liberty University. Earn two degrees in the time it takes to earn one.
Potential Career Fields
This degree can prepare you for entry-level positions in the field of psychology.
- Administration
- Advocacy
- Case Management
- Community Relations
- Counseling
- Mental Health Services
Programming
Optional Specialization
Christian Counseling
Want to learn more?
Visit the Psychology Department
Download Degree Completion Plan
Download Degree Completion Plan (Christian Counseling)
Undergraduate Admissions Requirements
