If you want to develop high-level scientific reasoning and problem solving skills to help you understand yourself and others, then majoring in psychology might be for you.
As a psychology major, you'll gain a strong foundation in psychology and how to apply its principles to the real world.
By the time you graduate, you'll be well prepared to enter graduate programs in all areas of psychology or pursue immediate employment in a variety of careers including business, the non-profit sector, government agencies, and more.
At UNG, you'll receive personalized attention from faculty and have the opportunity to work closely with faculty in all aspects of the research process—from experimental design, to data collection and analysis, to manuscript preparation and professional presentation of research results.
At UNG, you can get involved with the Psychology Club on the Gainesville or Dahlonega campuses, or the Psi Chi Psychology Honor Society. Learn more about psychology clubs and organizations.
A minor is required for psychology majors. Popular minors include biology, sociology, and human services and administration. Explore all UNG minors.
At UNG, you're not alone. You have access to licensed therapists and other mental health resources to support your well-being.
Travel and work toward your degree at the same time. There's a fun study abroad program for any major on almost any continent.
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