PSYCHOLOGY - Ivy Tech Community College of IndianaIvy Tech Community College’s Psychology Program...
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Ivy Tech Community College’s Psychology Program and Associate of Science degree offers an excellent entry point for students interested in pursuing advanced degrees in psychology and its many areas of specialization. Our Associate of Science in Psychology is a “Transfer as a Junior” degree that was established between Ivy Tech and all public, four-year universities in the state of Indiana. The purpose of this degree is to complete your first two years of a four-year degree in psychology, then transfer to any public university in Indiana, and earn your Bachelor’s degree with an additional two years of full-time study at the university. If you are interested in studying psychology, then take the first step on your path of educational success with us here at Ivy Tech Community College. Degrees & Certificates Offered (Evansville Campus): Associate of Science (AS) in Psychology PSYCHOLOGY IVYTECH.EDU/PSYCHOLOGY 888-IVY-LINE Certificate programs in this program are considered by the U. S. Department of Education to be “Gainful Employment” programs. Information about program length, cost, loan debt, graduates, and related occupations can be found at http://www.IvyTech.edu/academics/gainful-employment.html. CONTACT INFORMATION Dr. David Thomas Program Chair of Psychology The Social and Behavioral Sciences The Humanities, Foreign Languages & Assistant Professor of Sociology E-Mail: [email protected] Phone: 812-429-1455 POINTS OF PRIDE We have dedicated and knowledgeable faculty with many different areas of specialization. Students may complete the AS in Psychology online. Students can develop mentoring and leadership skills by becoming a subject-based tutor. Students can participate in service learning projects to engage and support our community. After transferring to a four-year university and earning an advanced degree, many career choices are available. Psychology is one of the most popular and respected areas of study in the United States.
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Ivy Tech Community College’s Psychology Program and Associate of Science degree offers an excellent entry point for students interested in pursuing advanced degrees in psychology and its many areas of specialization. Our Associate of Science in Psychology is a “Transfer as a Junior” degree that was established between Ivy Tech and all public, four-year universities in the state of Indiana. The purpose of this degree is to complete your first two years of a four-year degree in psychology, then transfer to any public university in Indiana, and earn your Bachelor’s degree with an additional two years of full-time study at the university. If you are interested in studying psychology, then take the first step on your path of educational success with us here at Ivy Tech Community College.
Degrees & Certificates Offered (Evansville Campus): Associate of Science (AS) in Psychology
PSYCHOLOGY
IVYTECH.EDU/PSYCHOLOGY888-IVY-LINE
Certificate programs in this program are considered by the U. S. Department of Education to be “Gainful Employment” programs. Information about program length, cost, loan debt, graduates, and related occupations can be found at http://www.IvyTech.edu/academics/gainful-employment.html.
CONTACT INFORMATION Dr. David ThomasProgram Chair of PsychologyThe Social and Behavioral Sciences The Humanities, Foreign Languages & Assistant Professor of SociologyE-Mail: [email protected]: 812-429-1455
POINTS OF PRIDEWe have dedicated and knowledgeable faculty with many different areas of specialization.
Students may complete the AS in Psychology online.
Students can develop mentoring and leadership skills by becoming a subject-based tutor.
Students can participate in service learning projects to engage and support our community.
After transferring to a four-year university and earning an advanced degree, many career choices are available.
Psychology is one of the most popular and respected areas of study in the United States.
