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Build Career-Focused Skills
- Comprehensive understanding of human behavior and mental processes
- Research methodology and data analysis
- Psychological assessment and evaluation
- Evidence-based intervention strategies
- Professional ethics and standards
- Communication and interpersonal effectiveness
- Cultural competence and diversity awareness
- Program evaluation and curriculum development
Keiser University offers career-focused degree programs designed to support working adults, traditional students, and career changers. With flexible learning formats including on-campus and online classes, along with experienced faculty and comprehensive student support, Keiser University helps students achieve their personal and professional goals at every stage. Our psychology online programs and campus-based options provide quality education to fit your lifestyle.
Accredited University
Keiser University holds accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC), ensuring your psychology degree meets rigorous academic standards.
Flexible Learning Options
Study online or on-campus at Florida locations. Choose one class at a time, whether on-campus or through online psychology degree programs. Evening and weekend options exist for working adults at select campuses.
Financial Services
We guide you through the financial aid process and provide assistance. Grants, scholarships, and financial aid become available for students who qualify.
Careers You Can Pursue with a Psychology Degree
Keiser University students share a common goal: building meaningful careers through practical education. With online degree and on-campus options, our programs prepare psychology graduates for careers in mental health, organizational development, research, education, and social services, providing skills and confidence for success in both private and public sectors. Whether you complete a bachelor’s degree or pursue graduate study, psychology applies to diverse professional settings.
Career Pathways
Psychology graduates of Keiser University’s programs prepare for a wide spectrum of roles across behavioral health, human resources, education, and research. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, demand continues growing for professionals who understand human behavior and can apply psychological principles across various settings.
- Clinical Mental Health Counselor
- Behavior Consultant
- Human Resources Manager
- Organizational Development Specialist
- Psychosocial Specialist
- Social Service Manager
- Psychological Researcher
- Employee Training Specialist
- Evaluation and Assessment Analyst
- Workplace Behavior Researcher
- Clinical Director
- Psychology Department Faculty
- Case Manager
- Mental Health Advocate
- Social Work Administrator
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Allison Pounds, a graduate with a bachelor’s degree in psychology from Keiser University, shares her excitement and gratitude about her educational experience. Inspired by her personal history with therapy and counseling, she pursued psychology with the goal of helping others and plans to continue her education by earning her master’s degree and potentially a doctorate. She emphasizes the personalized, one-on-one interaction with professors and the strong support system at Keiser, noting that help is always accessible. Her message encourages future students to stay motivated, take small steps toward their goals, and remain confident in their ability to succeed.
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Psychology Programs Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get an online psychology degree at Keiser University?
Yes. Several of Keiser University’s psychology programs are available online, including the master’s degrees. Some of the programs may offer online delivery with required in-person residency components. Our online psychology degree programs maintain the same academic rigor as campus-based courses and prepare students for professional careers and graduate study.
What's the difference between the bachelor's degree, master's degree, and doctoral psychology programs?
Our bachelor’s degree programs provide foundational knowledge in psychological principles and prepare students for entry-level positions or graduate study through general education courses and specialized psychology courses.
Master’s degree programs offer specialized expertise in areas like clinical mental health counseling, industrial organizational psychology, applied psychology, or research-based general psychology. These graduate degree programs introduce students to advanced research methods and professional practice.
Doctoral degree programs prepare you for advanced leadership, academic positions, or specialized research roles in psychology or organizational settings. Doctoral students complete dissertation work and required residency experiences.
What careers can I pursue with a degree in psychology?
Psychology graduates can pursue careers as mental health counselors, behavior analysts, human resources managers, organizational consultants, researchers, social service managers, rehabilitation technicians, and more, depending on their degree level and focus. The discipline opens doors in education, business, healthcare, social work, criminal justice, and government sectors.
Can I transfer credits from another institution?
Yes, Keiser University accepts transfer credits for undergraduate and graduate-level programs. Our admissions team will work with you to review your transcripts and determine your transfer eligibility. Credits transfer based on several factors including accreditation and course equivalency. Learn more about credit transfer and eligibility requirements and Graduate School transfer information.
Is financial aid available for online students?
Absolutely. Students enrolled in our online psychology degree programs can access the same financial aid resources as campus-based students, including grants, scholarships, and tuition assistance programs. Learn more about Keiser University’s Financial Services.
Are these programs accredited?
Keiser University holds institutional accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate, bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees. The Master’s in Clinical Mental Health Counseling program holds accreditation from CACREP. Learn more about our accreditation
Can you become a counselor with a psychology degree?
Yes. A Master of Science in Clinical Mental Health Counseling from Keiser University provides the education and supervised clinical experiences needed to pursue state licensure as a professional counselor. The bachelor’s degree in psychology serves as an excellent foundation for pursuing graduate study in counseling or related mental health fields.
How long does it take to get a psychology degree?
The time to complete your degree depends on the level and program requirements:
- Bachelor of Arts in Psychology: approximately 48 months
- Master of Science: 12 to 24 months
- Doctoral Degree: 36 to 60 months
The time to degree completion is an estimate, not intended as a guarantee, and can vary based on many case-by-case factors.
How much does it cost to earn a psychology degree?
Tuition at Keiser University varies by program. Keiser offers financial aid, military and veteran benefits, scholarships, and tuition reimbursement to those who qualify. For detailed cost information, contact an admissions advisor. Get more information about Keiser University’s tuition and costs.
What psychology courses appear in a psychology program?
Psychology courses at Keiser include a mix of foundational and advanced topics covered across undergraduate degree and graduate degree programs, such as:
- Abnormal Psychology
- Social Psychology
- Research Methods
- Cognitive Psychology
- Developmental Psychology
- Health Psychology
- Industrial Organizational Psychology
- Psychological Assessment
- Counseling Theories and Techniques
- Behavior Analysis
- Psychopathology
- Statistical Analysis
- Adolescent Psychology
- Personality Psychology
- Behavioral Sciences
- Social Sciences
Specific psychology courses and general education courses vary by degree level and program specialization. Students develop skills in understanding human behavior, mental processes, research, and communication throughout their curriculum.
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