Psychology Online
Corban’s online psychology program is designed with you in mind. It’s flexible, user-friendly, and 100% online. Whether you’re looking to advance in your current career, qualify for a new job opportunity, or gain the personal satisfaction of finishing your college degree, you’ll benefit from Corban’s psychology program.
You’ll develop a strong understanding of the world in which we live, what guides human behavior, and how we can live biblically and successfully. Why do we do the things we do? How do factors like personality, trauma, and age impact the way we think, feel, and behave? What is our role and responsibility as Christians?
Courses
For your online psychology degree, you’ll need a total of 120 semester credits:
48 credits of general education courses
These include courses in Bible, communications, history, math, writing, science, humanities and other general education topics.
27 credits of general education elective courses
Elective credits give you greater flexibility in what courses will make up your degree. For example, you may want to add a minor, transfer in an art class, or focus your degree in a specific area. You can take these courses at Corban, transfer in credits, or earn credit for prior learning experiences.
45 credits of core psychology courses
These courses make up your the core of your degree, equipping you to think biblically about human nature and the complexity of human behavior with a focus on social science and ethics. Core courses include:
- General Psychology
- Lifespan Development
- Industrial Organizational Psychology
- Social Psychology
- Social Science Research Methods
- Abnormal Psychology
- Human Sexuality
- Biopsychology
- Conflict Management
- Counseling Theories
- Ethnicity, Social Class, and Family
- Crisis and Trauma
- Ethics in Social Sciences
- Psychology & Christianity
- Psychology Capstone
LEARN MORE ABOUT PROGRAM COURSE REQUIREMENTS
Program Format
- Classes start every 8 weeks. You can begin classes in any session, and take one, two, or three classes each session, depending on what works for your schedule and goals. See the online undergraduate academic calendar.
- Complete assignments at your pace each week. Classes are asychronous, so you can fit all your weekly coursework into your own schedule, regardless of the day or time. Study when it works for you.
- Connect with faculty and fellow students through discussion boards and team projects.
Faculty
Courses are taught by men and women who not only hold advanced degrees, but also have practical experience in their fields. They also hold a high view of the inspiration, authority, and inerrancy of Scripture and incorporate a biblical worldview into every class.
You’ll have direct engagement with your professors through the course dashboard, video presentations, online discussion boards, email communication, and timely feedback on assignments.
Our online classrooms are kept at about 15-20 students, which is half the size of most online programs. That means you will have the opportunity to build a close mentor relationship that supports you through and beyond your degree program.
Expedite Your Degree
Transfer in credits you’ve already earned and get credit for work and life experiences to save time and money. Learn more about earning credit for prior learning.
Already have a lot of credits in a specific field of study? You may want to consider an interdisciplinary degree.
Cost & Aid
We’ve intentionally created a program that is low-cost and high-value. Corban’s online program tuition is one of the most affordable among private universities in the West.
Click here for current tuition rates.
We’re also excited to offer scholarships specifically for our online undergraduate students.
Click here for scholarship opportunities.
In addition, our faculty utilize low- or no-cost textbooks and course material, and there are many resources available to help you pay for your education:
- Scholarships
- Tuition Reimbursement
- Federal Financial Aid
- Payment Plans
- …and more!
Individuals with a bachelor’s degree earn an average of $20,000 more per year than those with only a high school diploma, according to the National Center for Education Statistics. It’s a valuable investment in your future!