Bachelors in Psychology Programs in Kentucky
(found programs from 28 schools)

A Bachelor of Science in psychology can provide a foundation for graduate-level education or preparation for entry-level employment in mental health, education, government, or business. According to Asbury College, opportunities for direct client contact in mental health are limited with this degree. Graduates with a bachelor's degree in psychology in Kentucky assist with teaching, work in corporate training, work as trained counselors or administrators in mental health, or function as case managers. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, training specialists in Kentucky earn an average of $47,700; mental health counselors earn an average of $35,620.

Higher education institutions in Kentucky that offer a bachelor's degree in psychology include:

Centre College, Danville: Located in the seat of Boyle County, this program provides an overview of psychology concepts and prepares students to perform research and gain internships in applicable areas.

Kentucky Wesleyan College, Owensboro: Both Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees are offered at this western Kentucky college. The Bachelor of Arts degree requires at least eight more credit hours than does the Bachelor of Science, including intermediate proficiency in a foreign language.

Northern Kentucky University, Highland Heights: Both Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degrees in psychology are offered here. The programs each include five core courses, six specialized psychology courses, and five elective psychology courses. Psychology majors must undergo a standardized assessment before graduating.