UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH · UNITED STATES
Psychology - BS
Bachelor's · Taught in en
At a glance
48 mo
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- Practice counseling skills in a dedicated psychology lab.Hands-on Experience
- Conduct and present your own research at professional conferences.Research Opportunities
- Gain practical experience through internships relevant to your career goals.Internships
- Prepare for graduate school or careers in fields like counseling, social work, and research.Career Preparation
The Psychology BS program at the University of Pittsburgh at Bradford explores the reasons behind human behavior and its influences. You will gain a comprehensive understanding of various psychological fields, including cognitive, social, developmental, clinical/counseling, and research methods. The curriculum focuses on applying psychological theories to real-world issues such as health, environmental concerns, legal matters, socialization, prejudice, aging, gender, memory, and music. This program prepares you for a variety of career paths or further graduate study.
Curriculum
The curriculum provides a broad exposure to psychological concepts and research methodologies. Featured courses include Counseling Psychology, which delves into various therapeutic theories and practices, and a Professional Seminar in Psychology, designed to introduce students to undergraduate and graduate opportunities in the field and assist in career planning.
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Careers
A degree in Psychology from Pitt-Bradford equips you with valuable skills applicable to a wide range of professions. You'll be well-prepared for roles in human services, research, and further academic pursuits.
- Behavioral specialist
- Case worker
- Child care provider/worker/supervisor
- Crisis intervention counselor
- Mental health assistant/technician
- Parent/family education
- Psychiatric aide/attendant/technician
- Social worker assistant
- Substance abuse counselor
- Victims’ advocate
Frequently asked questions
- What are the general entry requirements for the Psychology BS program?
- You must meet the general university admission requirements and possess a High School Diploma or equivalent. Specific academic requirements for international students may vary and should be confirmed on the University of Pittsburgh's international admissions page.
- How can I find out about tuition and fees for international students?
- International tuition and fee information for the BS in Psychology program should be verified on the University of Pittsburgh's official tuition and fees page. Specific details are not provided here.
- What are the application deadlines for this program?
- Application deadlines are not specified in the provided information. Please check the University of Pittsburgh's Admissions website for specific deadlines relevant to your intake term and student type.
- What kind of career opportunities are available after graduating with a Psychology BS?
- A Psychology BS can prepare you for roles such as a behavioral specialist, case worker, child care provider, crisis intervention counselor, mental health assistant, social worker assistant, or substance abuse counselor. It also prepares you for further academic study.
- Are there any scholarships available for Psychology BS students?
- The Coverdell Fellows Program offers a scholarship, but it is for eligible Returned Peace Corps Volunteers pursuing an MPH or MS degree in Pitt Public Health, not directly applicable to the BS in Psychology.
- How do I apply as an international student?
- International students should visit the 'International Students' page on the University of Pittsburgh website for specific requirements, documents, and procedures. You will need to submit an online application with required documents, which may include transcripts and proof of English proficiency.
Entry requirements
High School Diploma or EquivalentMust meet general university admission requirements.
Specific academic requirements for international students may vary. Please refer to the University of Pittsburgh's international admissions page for detailed information.
Fees
Tuition (international)For international tuition and fee information, please visit the University of Pittsburgh's official tuition and fees page.
Tuition (home)For domestic tuition and fee information, please visit the University of Pittsburgh's official tuition and fees page.
LivingEstimated living costs are not specified. Please consult the University of Pittsburgh's housing and student life resources for more information.
The Coverdell Fellows Program offers a 50% tuition and fees scholarship for eligible Returned Peace Corps Volunteers pursuing an MPH or MS degree at Pitt Public Health. This program is not directly applicable to the BS in Psychology. Specific tuition and fee details for the BS in Psychology program should be verified on the university's official website.
How to apply
1. Review Admission TypesIdentify the appropriate application path: First-Year Students, Transfer Students, Graduate & Professional, or Online Students. International students should navigate to the 'International Students' section.
2. Visit the University WebsiteExplore the Admissions section of the University of Pittsburgh website (pitt.edu/admissions).
3. Understand RequirementsFamiliarize yourself with general admission requirements, including academic prerequisites and any program-specific criteria for the Psychology BS program.
4. International Student SpecificsVisit the 'International Students' page for detailed information on required documents, English language proficiency, visa information, and application deadlines.
5. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the online application through the designated portal, ensuring all required documents are uploaded.
6. Financial Aid and HousingExplore financial aid options and campus housing opportunities after confirming your admission status.
Scholarships
Coverdell Fellows Program50% tuition & fees scholarship for up to four academic terms
Frequently asked questions
What are the general entry requirements for the Psychology BS program?
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You must meet the general university admission requirements and possess a High School Diploma or equivalent. Specific academic requirements for international students may vary and should be confirmed on the University of Pittsburgh's international admissions page.
How can I find out about tuition and fees for international students?
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International tuition and fee information for the BS in Psychology program should be verified on the University of Pittsburgh's official tuition and fees page. Specific details are not provided here.
What are the application deadlines for this program?
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Application deadlines are not specified in the provided information. Please check the University of Pittsburgh's Admissions website for specific deadlines relevant to your intake term and student type.
What kind of career opportunities are available after graduating with a Psychology BS?
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A Psychology BS can prepare you for roles such as a behavioral specialist, case worker, child care provider, crisis intervention counselor, mental health assistant, social worker assistant, or substance abuse counselor. It also prepares you for further academic study.
Are there any scholarships available for Psychology BS students?
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The Coverdell Fellows Program offers a scholarship, but it is for eligible Returned Peace Corps Volunteers pursuing an MPH or MS degree in Pitt Public Health, not directly applicable to the BS in Psychology.
How do I apply as an international student?
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International students should visit the 'International Students' page on the University of Pittsburgh website for specific requirements, documents, and procedures. You will need to submit an online application with required documents, which may include transcripts and proof of English proficiency.