Mountain State University Psychology
School of Arts and Sciences

“What we think is what we become Become a remarkable person.” --Dr. Robert Francis Hayes, Psychology Faculty Mountain State University

Flexible Learning Format with convenient, accessible scheduling through online or classroom adult-oriented learning environments. Regional Accreditation — The Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association. Affordable Tuition — Full-time financial aid availability and reasonable costs. Faculty — Academic credentials and real-world experience.

Why choose psychology?
Successful psychology majors are expected to possess a common theme of openness and a curiosity about the interactions of human and animal behavior. No matter which degree you’re seeking—associate, bachelors, graduate certificate, or masters—we are here to advance your dreams and professional goals

Why choose MSU?
The Mountain State University psychology program is one of transformative learning, intellectual diversity, and the exploration of essential questions. Our faculty values the development of the whole person and the fostering of individual creative expression. The MSU psychology program is a forward-moving, dynamic program offering a broad-spectrum senior experience. While we offer a broad foundation in psychology as recommended by the American Psychological Association guidelines for undergraduate programs, MSU makes every effort to afford students research opportunities in areas of psychology not found in the typical program.

What can I study?
Mountain State University psychology values intellectual diversity and exploration in many liberal arts areas. Academic exploration in courses such as literature, religion, mathematics, physiology, biology, criminal justice, forensics, nursing, art, dance, and music all compliment a sound foundation in psychology.

• A.A.S. Psychology of Early Childhood Development
• B.A. Psychology
• Graduate Certificate in Psychology Studies

What are my career options?
There are numerous career options where the knowledge of psychology is essential to success. Many of our students are applying psychological knowledge to advance career goals in artistic fields of study, teaching, pre-professional programs, human resource management, politics, forensics, homeland security, literature studies, religion, social work, non-profit companies and the for-profit arena. Students are encouraged to visit the American Psychological Association web site (link found under Recommended Resources) to explore the many career options available to graduates.