COLUMBIA COLLEGE (SC) · UNITED STATES
Forensic Psychology, B.S.
Bachelor's · Taught in en
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- #3Ranked in Best Forensic Science Colleges by SuccessfulStudent.org
- InterdisciplinaryCombines psychology and law for a comprehensive understanding
- Small class sizesFacilitates personalized attention from professors
- Multiple start datesJanuary and August for on-campus; January, March, May, June, August, October for online
This interdisciplinary Bachelor of Science degree focuses on the application of behavioral analysis within the legal system. You will gain a foundational understanding of criminological theory, psychological disorders, criminal justice ethics, and personality. This program prepares you to assist law enforcement and legal professionals in forensic investigations and criminal profiling. While graduate study and licensure are typically required for professional practice as a forensic psychologist, this degree provides a strong basis for further education or entry-level roles.
Careers
Graduates of the Forensic Psychology program are well-prepared for a variety of roles and further academic pursuits. The median annual wage for psychologists was $81,000 as of 2021 (BLS). This degree can lead to opportunities in graduate study or direct employment.
- Crime analysis in police departments
- Work in government agencies
- Support roles in law offices
- Positions in insurance companies
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Tuition and living cost information is not provided on the program page. Please visit the Columbia College Admissions section for detailed financial information.
How to apply
1. Visit the Admissions WebsiteNavigate to the Columbia College admissions section for undergraduate programs.
2. Online ApplicationComplete the online application form. For on-campus programs, use the general undergraduate admissions portal. For online programs, use the specific online undergraduate admissions portal.
3. Submit Required DocumentsPrepare and submit all necessary academic transcripts and supporting documents as outlined by the admissions office.
4. Application ReviewThe admissions committee will review your application.
5. Receive DecisionAwait notification of your admission decision.