Overview
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Psychology at CSP delves into the most critical aspects of human development, interaction, and physiology alongside genetics and biology. The dual-sided approach ensures that you’re prepared to examine issues from multiple angles.
You’ll take comprehensive courses that position you for a wide range of careers from school counselor to social worker, as well as opportunities to advance your studies further in graduate school or medical school.
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Program Details
The BS in Psychology from CSP follows a highly structured and focused curriculum on critical aspects of human development and behavior.
Foundational studies in general psychology and further on child development and adolescent psychology provide a pathway of deeper study of cognition, learning, and memory, along with explorations of personality theories and abnormal psychology.
Coursework also delves into sciences, including genetics, biology, and physiology and how they apply to psychological studies. In addition, students study practical applications of their field of study, including counseling and research. Coursework opportunities also allow students to explore group counseling as well as forensic and health psychology.
The coursework provides pathways to in-demand careers or further postgraduate study in psychology or medicine.
WELCOMING COMMUNITY
“CSP’s community is so special because everyone is so welcoming. Even when I first toured campus, all the staff, faculty, and students were extremely helpful, friendly, and supportive.”
– Alicia Joswiak (’22 Psychology), Neuropsychometrist at HealthPartners
MEET OUR FACULTY
Our world-class faculty use their decades of experience to nurture your success from the first day of class all the way to graduation— and beyond.
Dr. Julie Luker
Associate Professor of Psychology, Chair of the Department of Psychology and Family Science
