Psychology Program
Psychology is the science or study of the mind and behavior, and through intellectual engagement and critical discussion, students in this program will receive a comprehensive education in order to understand more fully the field of psychology and its many fascinating sub-disciplines. A&M-Texarkana psychology students can further their studies in counseling and psychology in the areas of counseling, psychology, education, communication, journalism, and law.
The Counseling & Psychology programs includes courses in:
- General Psychology
- Lifespan Growth & Development
- Statistical Methods in Psychology
- Abnormal Psychology
- Experimental Psychology
- History of Psychology
- Intro to Clinical & Counseling Psychology
- Learning & Behavior
- Cognitive Psychology
- Brain & Behavior
- Sensation & Perception
- Social Psychology
These are examples of coursework students need to earn a bachelor’s degree in Counseling & Psychology. To visit the degree plan, visit the catalog page on psychology.
