Overview

The B.A. in Psychology provides students with an in-depth understanding of human interaction and teaches students to respond to complex individual and social issues. Trinity’s psychology program is an integral part of the entire college’s curriculum—not only does it support other disciplines through its critical thinking development and social and behavioral courses, but it also facilitates the combination of faith and knowledge into one holistic educational experience. 

Psychological concepts and principles are integral components of a variety of professions. Trinity’s goal is to provide students with a knowledge base in psychology, and an awareness of various methodologies for psychological research, and to allow students the ability to weigh evidence, act ethically, and reflect Christian values in their lives. In addition, the psychology program is an excellent preparation for graduate studies in a number of different fields.

Courses in the major provide students with comprehensive skills to work in a number of fields.  After completing the program, students will be able to:
    • Understand the knowledge base of psychology
    • Be aware of various methodologies for research
    • Weigh evidence
    • Act ethically and reflect on Christian values