Bachelor of Arts in Psychology TCS - The Chicago School of Professional Psychology - San Diego Campus, USA

For over 40 years, The Chicago School of Professional Psychology has established a national reputation as a premier university for those seeking graduate-level study in psychology and related behavioral sciences. We are proud to announce that the Bachelor of Arts in Psychology program is now available at the San Diego Campus.

The Chicago School’s Bachelor of Arts in Psychology program version at the San Diego Campus is a total of 120 credit hours.  The major course of study consists of 33 credit hours of required coursework and 12 credits of Psychology Electives.  Students generally will complete additional general electives to meet the 120 credit hour graduation requirement.

The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology program continues The Chicago School’s long-standing educational mission by offering an undergraduate psychology program that provides access to the same distinguished faculty, expertise, and resources as our graduate-level students. 

This program offers students from all walks of life who are seeking an understanding of human behavior the chance to develop knowledge and skills that can be used in a variety of fields.

Graduates of this program will be prepared to begin work or advance their career within various professional roles and settings or to continue their studies in psychology, counseling, or health sciences at the graduate level. The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology program can provide an excellent foundation for careers in:

• Advertising, promotion, and marketing
• Human resources
• Organizational training and development
• Medical and health services management
• Public relations
• Social and community services management
• Retail sales management

Additionally, it can also act as a stepping stone for students seeking to advance to graduate-level programs in psychology, counseling, or health sciences—each of which is offered through The Chicago School. Electives offered via this program can serve as direct prerequisites for our graduate programs.