Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Psychology

University of Toledo

Start your journey as a mental health provider or clinical research professional in the Department of Psychology, where you’ll learn how to improve our community’s behavioral wellness. Our B.A. in psychology prepares you to pursue advanced degrees or professional training with confidence, so you can excel in healthcare and science careers. top reasons to study psychology at UToledo Real-world experiences and professional connections Gain a competitive edge for graduate school or your future employer through your externship or internship. Your support of area schools and organizations builds vital psychology skills and helps expand your professional network. Our students are placed at sites such as: Dana Cancer Center ProMedica Hospitals Lucas County Children Services The Star Mentee Program Little Blessings Veteran Outreach Bittersweet Farms Ten active research labs focused on crucial topics Our department’s research contributions advance mental healthcare and promote better wellbeing. Join faculty researchers as they make discoveries in areas of focus such as: Addiction Health psychology Depression and anxiety Eating behaviors Psychobiology Smartphone use Support from internationally recognized faculty mentors While other institutions may limit access to their faculty members, ours deliver personalized guidance and share their expertise with psychology undergraduates. Starting your second year, receive scaffolded faculty mentorship to help ensure you’re on track to find your specialty and meet your goals. Accelerated degree completion programs Fast track your success by shortening the time to complete both your undergraduate and graduate degrees in one of our combined bachelor’s to master’s programs. B.A. Psychology to M.A., Ed.S. School Psychology: Become a skilled mental health and instructional specialist working with young people and their families in an educational setting. B.A. Psychology to M.A. Counselor Education: Become a school counselor or clinical mental health counselor helping your clients deal with life issues such as substance abuse, mental and emotional disorders, and family and marriage difficulties. 3+3 Program with UToledo College of Law: Finish law school at UToledo a year early when you enroll in the 3+3 Program as a first-semester freshman. You’ll earn your bachelor’s degree and law degree in six years instead of the usual seven.

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