Program Overview
The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Psychology at Concordia University, St. Paul, allows students to gain a deeper understanding of the field of psychology with a focus on human behavior, cognition, interaction, and development.
The broad scope of courses in the major offers students a comprehensive learning experience, concentrating specifically on psychological foundations. Through rigorous curriculum focused on career readiness as well as experiential learning through an internship, graduates will be prepared for a variety of careers and/or graduate school.
Students can take courses in a traditional format on campus in either a 3-year/90-credit or 4-year/120-credit path.
Earn your degree in Psychology in 3 years/90 credits or 4 years/120 credits.
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90 or 120 Credits
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On Campus
90 CREDIT vs. 120 CREDIT HIGHLIGHTS
Save 25%
Reduced cost path to degree.
Double Major
Earn 2 degrees in 4 years.
Graduate Faster
Start your career in just 3 years.
Explore Interests
Broaden your education with more elective courses.
Fewer Electives
Same major courses as the 120 credit program.
4 Year Path
Traditional college experience.
Learn more about CSP’s 90 credit programs.
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Welcoming Community
“CSP’s community is so special because everyone is so welcoming. Even when I first toured campus, all the staff, faculty, and students were extremely helpful, friendly, and supportive.”
– Alicia Joswiak (’22 Psychology), Neuropsychometrist at HealthPartners
Meet our faculty
Our faculty use their decades of experience to nurture your success from the first day of class all the way to graduation and beyond.
Dr. Julie Luker
Associate Professor of Psychology, Department Chair of the Department of Social Sciences
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