BA in Psychology with an Emphasis in Mental Health
If your long-term goal is to become a licensed psychiatrist or mental health counselor, start by earning your Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with an Emphasis in Mental Health from Webster University.
By exploring cognitive, behavioral, personality, and social factors involved with mental health and illness, you will equip yourself with the fundamental knowledge and skills needed to excel in graduate and post-graduate study and obtain licensure.
This program is designed for those who desire to make a difference in people’s lives as a mental health professional. While the skills learned in this bachelor’s program are useful and applicable, you must obtain a graduate degree before you are able to obtain professional licensure.
As you progress through the program, you’ll examine the human mind and human behavior with a mental health lens. When you graduate, you can expect to:
You must complete a total of 120 credit hours to earn your Psychology BA with a Mental Health Emphasis, including the 48 required credit hours listed below.
Enter the helping professions faster with Webster’s 3+2 program. Earn both your BA in Psychology with an Emphasis in Mental Health and MA in Counseling in as few as 5.5 years.
Many positions in the fields of psychology and counseling require additional education beyond this degree. Webster graduates who have gone on to a master’s and licensure have secured positions like clinical psychologist, mental health counselor, social worker, and others.
Webster is committed to your success, and you'll never be alone as you pursue your BA in Psychology with an Emphasis in Mental Health with us.
Earn your Bachelor of Arts in Psychology with an Emphasis in Mental Health from Webster, an independent, nonprofit university accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).
Combine theory and practice as you work alongside faculty members with professional experience in psychology and counseling. They serve as mentors who are willing and eager to support your career goals.