Career Options for Psychology
A bachelor’s degree in psychology offers a range of career opportunities. Psychology baccalaureates can go to graduate school in psychology and obtain advanced degrees that would allow them to work as a psychologist, counselor, or therapist. Psychology baccalaureates who choose to enter the workforce following graduation can work in human resources, marketing, education, business, and healthcare.
Careers in Psychology
Transferrable Skills
Adrian College Alumni
Congratulations to Seneca Craven (class of ’24) who was awarded a Regional Research Award from Psi Chi and was named Outstanding Senior in Psychology. Senaca is currently pursuing a Master of Science degree in Industrial/Organizational Psychology at Clemson University.
Congratulations to Leah Scrantom (class of ’24) who is currently pursuing a Master of Arts degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling at the University of Saint Joseph located in West Hartford, CT.
Congratulations to Hailey Farrell (class of ’24) who is currently attending Ball State University and pursuing a master’s degree Sport and Exercise Psychology.
Congratulations to the class of '22 for successfully completing their senior capstone projects! These projects were presented at the annual senior research conference in December 2021.
Congratulations to the following psychology majors whose capstone projects were accepted to the Psi Chi program at the 94th annual meeting of the Midwestern Psychological Association: Chelsea Bruno, Lydia Christian, Elizabeth Hume, Hannah Jakaus, Tianna Lavalle, and Jordyn Wainio.
Congratulations to Lydia Christian (class of ’22) who was awarded the Regional Research Award from Psi Chi.
Congratulations to Elizabeth Hume (class of ’22) who was named the Outstanding Senior in Psychology.
Congratulations to Chelsea Bruno (class of '22) who was accepted into the masters of social work program at the University of Michigan.
