Psychology

About Psychology

We're here to help you understand the methods of Psychology as a science and as a profession. Do you plan on being a professional psychologist? Start making plans to attend graduate school to earn the right advanced degree.

With an undergraduate degree in psychology, you have options after graduation. You'll be ready to work in different human service settings such as counseling, community relations, child care and more. You'll also be able to work in research fields such as advertising, marketing and human resources.

TXWES psychology student presents to a statewide audience

One Texas Wesleyan psychology major got to take her research off campus and onto a statewide stage. Check out what she presented at the Texas State Capitol.

TXWES psychology student presents to a statewide audience

BA vs. BS: which psychology degree is right for you?

While it might seem a little confusing at first, the difference between a bachelor of arts and a bachelor of science is actually pretty simple.

BA vs. BS: which psychology degree is right for you?

Psychology careers you can pursue after graduating

Studying psychology can lead to opportunities in places you may not have expected. From schools, to the business world and even government, a psychology degree can open doors to some unexpected places. Here are just a few.

Psychology careers you can pursue after graduating

How much do psychologists make?

Depending on your interests, your psychology degree can take you down different career paths. With that also comes differences in how much money you could potentially make.

How much do psychologists make?

Differences between Psychiatrists and Psychologists

Even the words themselves look and sound pretty similar. But there are some key differences between a psychiatrist and a psychologist — differences that could decide how you pursue your degree.