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Online Psychology B.S.
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Online B.S. in Psychology

Discover how the online bachelor's degree in psychology program can fit into your life. We offer a comprehensive exploration of the field and unique learning experiences. Benefit from top-tier instructors and courses that will equip you for your future endeavors. Whether you seek career advancement, explore new fields, fulfill a lifelong ambition of earning a university degree, or gain insights into human behavior, this program is tailored to assist you in achieving your goals. Moreover, you can make use of your existing credits by transferring them into this degree program.

What to expect when you earn a degree online: Psychology degrees often have no clinical requirements and are well suited for an online format. Our program is specifically designed for flexibility, empowering you to pursue your education while balancing personal and professional commitments. You’ll be supported from your first inquiry through graduation, with access to career counseling and 24/7 mental health resources to prioritize your well-being. You can also take advantage of credit transfer opportunities for previously earned credits. Find out how you can earn your degree in psychology online. Learn more!

Benefits of earning your degree online at OHIO

  • Flexible online format
  • Affordable tuition, with financial aid options
  • Extensive advising resources for education and career planning
  • Courses include child and adolescent psychology, introduction to clinical and counseling, psychological disorders of childhood, sport psychology, and more.
 

Careers with a Psychology Degree

Graduates with a degree in psychology are prepared for a diverse array of careers due to their academic program’s emphasis on communication and critical and analytical thinking. Career opportunities range from work in:

  • The human services sector, such as counseling, crisis work, and performance enhancement
  • Research, from social and market research to experimental psychology
  • The business sector, with positions in sales, public relations, and customer service

Potential employers of psychology graduates include, but are not limited to, the following: hospitals and health-care providers; institutions of higher education; rehabilitation facilities; local, state, and national government agencies; social services and non-profit agencies; public and private K-12 schools; research organizations; service providers; etc.

A degree in psychology will also prepare students for graduate study.

Psychology Careers & Advising Center 

Jocelyn Hines

Admission Requirements

This program has no requirements beyond University admission and transfer requirements.

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  • Financial Aid & Scholarships

    Our Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships provides services to students and parents both in-person and remotely. You can visit our office on the ground floor of Chubb Hall or reach us at financial.aid@ohio.edu or 740.593.4141.

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Psychology B.S. Courses & Curriculum

Students must complete a minimum of 35 hours with the PSY prefix. The major is delivered in a flexible online format, requiring no face-to-face meetings.

Students take courses in fields including cognitive, physiological, social, psychopathy, and child and adolescent psychology. Students also take research methods and statistics courses.

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