Year 1 Sample Courses
- Composition and Rhetoric
- Biology
- Computer Science
- Old and New Testament Survey
- Chemistry or Physical Science
Helpful questions. Healing answers.
Encourage and empower others through a Christian approach to psychology.
You realize two basic truths in life: People need help. And God’s Word provides healing. Connect both through a Bachelor of Science in Psychology, at NGU.
Your future in psychology is diverse. Counselor, psychologist, and therapist, of course. But also, lawyer, social worker, special education teacher, wellness coach, and more. A practical, God-honoring approach to psychology is crucial for individual and community health.
A bachelor’s degree in psychology offers the foundation for diverse career paths. You can work in roles like a mental health technician, human resources specialist, or research assistant.
This certificate equips you with valuable insights into human behavior, making you an asset in fields that require understanding and managing people, such as healthcare, education, and business.
Counselor
Human Resources Specialist
Market Researcher
Neuropsychologist
Psychologist
Social Worker
Conduct research. Study the results. Present your findings. That’s a large part of your future in psychology, and it begins at NGU. Design and conduct your own research studies. Utilize SPSS statistical software to manage and analyze your data. Then, present your findings at regional and national conferences.
Meet and learn from renowned public speakers in the field of psychology. Grow through leadership opportunities. Enjoy the fellowship and support of fellow psych students. Find all of this, and more, through NGU’s Psychology Club and the Psi Chi International Honor Society.
Practice what you learn, as you learn. Apply operant and classical conditioning techniques with animals at NGU’s state-of-the-art lab. Or, expand your experience through various work-study programs. Even earn part-time money while completing your studies.
Dive straight into your psychology career or further your studies through graduate school. Prepare resumes. Attend mock interviews. Search the job market. Research graduate programs. Complete several courses meant to prepare you for a variety of specialized careers. It’s how you graduate fully prepared to launch your career, at NGU.
You’ll also take Chapel for the first seven semesters, and Cultural Events for the first four semesters. This is the NGU difference, how you find your peak performance and elevate your perspective, intellectually, emotionally, and spiritually.
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