Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

Bellevue University is a private, nonprofit institution established in 1966 and known for accessible, career-focused education. Serving more than 23,800 students, including an international cohort, Bellevue offers a mix of on-campus and online programs designed for working adults and learners seeking flexible schedules. The university emphasizes transfer-friendly policies and practical credentials that support career advancement across a variety of fields.

Programs span undergraduate and graduate levels and are delivered with a focus on applied learning and real world outcomes. Faculty bring professional experience to the classroom and online courses use modern learning platforms to ensure academic rigor and engagement. Students benefit from support services such as academic advising, career counseling and resources for balancing study with work and family commitments.

International students will find Bellevue appealing for its affordability, flexible delivery and emphasis on employability. The campus and online communities create opportunities to build professional networks and practical skills. Prospective applicants should review program accreditation and transfer credit options, and can expect a student-centered environment geared toward measurable career progress and lifelong learning.

This Bachelor of Arts in Psychology program focuses on research and data to inform work in fields like counseling and therapy. Students learn about human behavior from various theoretical and applied perspectives, emphasizing research design and evaluation. The program involves conducting empirical research, potentially through internships, to develop evidence-based practice skills.

The program requires 127 total credits, distributed across 40 major credits, 37 general education credits, 9 signature series credits, and 50 elective credits, including a capstone course.

Graduates are prepared for careers in psychology, human services, or graduate programs, and can apply research findings in counseling settings.

Admission requires a high school diploma or equivalency, completion of a readiness survey, and an admissions application; SAT or ACT scores are not required.

The programme totals about 127 credit hours. The program is delivered 100% online with flexible, asynchronous scheduling. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes.