Bachelors in Psychology Programs in Georgia
(found programs from 41 schools)

There are a number of psychology-related career opportunities in Georgia, including work as a behavior specialist, a parole officer, a social services assistant, or a social worker. Psychology degrees are also useful for application in other fields, such as human resources management, career counseling, or teaching. According to the Georgia Department of Labor, the most in-demand professionals in the state are behavior specialists, social services assistants, special education teachers, personal care aides, and customer service representatives.

The psychology department at Argosy University in Atlanta offers a Bachelor of Arts program with concentrations in Advanced Studies in Psychology, Criminal Justice, Human Services, Organizational Psychology, and Substance Abuse. The Bachelor of Science in Psychology at Covenant College is a program that encourages active involvement of students by hosting field trips, department colloquia, and research opportunities. Students may choose an emphasis of clinical psychology, experimental psychology, interpersonal counseling, and psychology and Christian ministries. If you'd rather skip the commute, Fort Valley State University offers an online Bachelor of Arts in Psychology program. Graduates have obtained employment in places such as the county Department of Family and Children Services, area Mental Health Centers, School Systems, and juvenile justice programs.