The B.A. program teaches you about the science of Psychology. Students learn basic findings and theories in the field of Psychology and learn about the methods through which that knowledge is generated. It is not an applied program. In other words, more formal training is needed after the B.A. degree be a licensed clinician/counselor/ therapist/ psychologist who provides direct services to people. The B.A. in Psychology provides a useful course of study that will enable students to pursue an advanced degree.

The BA in Criminal Justice program utilizes an interdisciplinary approach to capture both the academic liberal arts emphasis and the professional and policy knowledge required to educate criminal justice professionals.

PSY:

• Diverse Topics & Areas of Specialization in Psychology
• Professional Writing & Communication Skills 
• Critical Thinking & Scientific Reasoning Skills
• Information Gathering & Research Methodology

CJ:

• Knowledge of Criminal Justice Systems & Institution 
• Information Gathering & Research Methodology
• Critical Thinking & Scientific Reasoning Skills
• Professional Writing & Communication Skills

Required Credit Hours: 120

To learn more about admission requirements and the application process, please visit the UCCS Admissions page.

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