Psychology
Psychology
Explore the human mind and its many functions in A&M-Texarkana’s Bachelor's in Psychology programs. You’ll gain a deep understanding of how individuals think, feel, and behave, covering topics like cognitive processes, emotions, social interactions, and human development. Select from a variety of course options to suit your individual needs. Receive excellent preparation for graduate and professional degrees and for a wide range of career paths.
Program Information
Degree Name: Bachelor of Science/Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
Degree Type: Undergraduate
Format: Hybrid and Face-to-Face
Credit Hours: 120
Catalog: Program Requirements-B.A. | Program Requirements-B.S.
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Why Get Your Psychology Degree from A&M-Texarkana?
Study the Mind. Shape the World.
With a wide variety of course offerings and strong faculty mentorship, A&M-Texarkana’s Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts in Psychology teacher you excellent critical thinking and written communication skills. You’ll also gain beneficial research experience and preparation for graduate school in psychology, counseling, medical school, or human services work.
Program Highlights
Flexible Learning Options
With both face-to face instruction and online course options, you can select the learning style that works best for you and your schedule.
Research, Lab Access, and Real-World Experience
Explore human behavior utilizing our on-campus psychology lab and academic library resources, strengthening your coursework and research experience. Benefit from valuable hands-on training through internships in mental health facilities, substance abuse treatment centers, and the criminal justice system.
Many of our graduates have earned advanced degrees in Social Work or Counseling and now serve their communities as mental health professionals. We also offer a Master of Science in Psychology, so you can continue your studies right here at A&M-Texarkana if you choose!
Psychology FAQs
Why is psychology a popular major, and what can I expect to learn?
Psychology is currently one of the top five most popular undergraduate majors nationwide (nces.ed.gov). With A&M-Texarkana’s Bachelor's in Psychology programs, you’ll build foundational understanding of psychology principles, while honing your research and writing skills. You’ll also become familiar with academic psychological literature, strengthening skills valuable in many careers and graduate programs.
What are my options after earning a degree in psychology?
Graduates often pursue master’s in counseling, psychology, or social work, all of which are offered at A&M–Texarkana. Many alumni go on to serve in mental health and community support roles across the region.
What’s the difference between the B.A. and B.S. in Psychology?
We offer both Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science in Psychology degrees at A&M-Texarkana. Both share the same core psychology coursework. The B.A. degree includes 12 credit hours of a foreign language, which can broaden your cultural competency and communication skills. These earned skills are especially valuable in counseling and social work careers.
Are there opportunities to get involved outside the classroom?
Yes! Starting Fall 2025, qualified students can join Psi Chi, the international psychology honor society. You’ll also have opportunities for hands-on experience through internships in mental health, substance abuse, and criminal justice settings.