Psychology
An undergraduate degree in psychology from LVC opens the door to a lifetime of fulfilling work, whether you choose to pursue clinical practice or put your broad set of skills to use in business or public service. Our psychology programs include a variety of courses, from the fundamentals to advanced studies in emotional and behavioral psychology, preparing students to apply psychological principles across fields.
LVC’s program covers everything from the principles of psychology to behavioral genetics, and includes extensive practical experience through labs, student-faculty research, and for-credit internships. Through unique internship opportunities, students gain hands-on experience that meets major requirements and builds a strong foundation for graduate-level work. Want to keep studying? LVC offers a range of related master’s degree programs, including Clinical Mental Health Counseling and an MBA with a concentration in Healthcare Administration.
Need-based departmental scholarships are available.
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Gain an in-depth understanding of human experience while learning from experts in behavioral genetics, the psychology of gender, neuroscience, emotional regulation, and cognitive, clinical, and developmental psychology. Pursue an independent research project or gain career experience through an internship. Opt to go straight through to a master’s in clinical mental health counseling through our 3+2 program.
As a Psychology major at LVC, you’ll gain skills and experiences that prepare you for a wide range of meaningful careers. Our graduates thrive in clinical settings, public health, education, business, and government—taking their knowledge of human behavior into roles that make a difference across various industries. With opportunities for faculty-led research, for-credit internships, and pathways to advanced degrees, an LVC psychology degree is your gateway to a fulfilling career in psychology and beyond.
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Clinical Psychologist
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Mental Health Counselor
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Human Resources Specialist
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School Counselor
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Public Health Worker
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Data Analyst
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Research Scientist
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Sports Psychologist
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Psychiatrist
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Social Worker
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Marketing Consultant
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College Admissions Counselor
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Neuropsychologist
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Probation Officer