Bachelors in Psychology Programs in Kansas
(found programs from 24 schools)

According to Bethany College and Friends University in Kansas, a bachelor's degree in psychology can prepare a graduate for work in human services, public administration, business, community services, and communications. Examples of jobs in these areas include youth counselor, group therapist, probation or parole officer, community planner, marketing consultant, marketing researcher, business consultant, and statistical report writer. According to the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, counselors in Kansas earn an average of $37,480 annually, probation officers earn an average of $38,710 annually, marketing specialists earn an average of $55,260 annually, and statistician assistants earn an average of $39,230 annually.

Educational institutions in Kansas that offer a bachelor's degree in psychology include:

Bethany College, Lindsborg: This college of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America offers a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in psychology degree in a community known for its art and music.

Fort Hays State University, Hays: Students attending this university can pursue either a BA or a Bachelor of Science (BS) in psychology degree, as well as dual degree in psychology and education, which prepares students to pursue high school teacher certification in Kansas.

Friends University, Wichita: This Christian-based university offers courses that combine elements of psychology, sociology, and human services to give students a broader base in the field. Coursework can potentially lead to graduate studies or an entry-level position in social services.