BS Psychology at Northeastern University

Programme overview

The Bachelor of Science degree program in psychology is designed to provide a research-based undergraduate education for students with a broad range of interests in basic and applied psychology. Psychology majors engage in academic course work and other experiences that span the breadth of psychology, as well as in-depth explorations that meet their own specific interests. Offered at: Boston, Oakland, Online.

Faculty: College of Professional Studies | Department: Lowell Institute School | Duration: 120 semester hours | Study mode: full-time | Location: Boston, MA, United States

What you will study

Requires 120 semester hours. Required courses include ENG 1105 and ENG 1106 College Writing 1 and Lab for ENG 1105; ENG 1107 and ENG 1108 College Writing 2 and Lab for ENG 1107; ENG 3107 and ENG 3108 Writing for the Professions: Business and the Social Sciences and Lab for ENG 3107; MTH 1100 College Algebra; MTH 2310 Statistics for the Behavioral and Social Sciences; PSY 1050 Introduction to Behavioral Health Science Professions.

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Application information

Tuition is charged per credit, so the total depends on the modules you register for each year. Current fees are listed in the official fee schedule.

First-year applicants apply for Fall entry through Early Decision I, Early Decision II, Early Action or Regular Decision. Transfer applicants can apply for Fall or Spring entry.

First-year deadlines: Early Decision I and Early Action November 1; Early Decision II and Regular Decision January 1. Decision notifications: ED I by January 1, EA by February 15, ED II by March 1, RD by April 1.

Transfer deadlines: Fall April 1; Spring October 15 (extended).

First-year and transfer applicants apply through the Common Application or Coalition Application; the application fee is $75 (non-refundable). SAT/ACT is optional (test-optional).

Apply through the official page: https://admissions.northeastern.edu/

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