Psychology
Build a strong, affordable foundation for a bachelor’s degree and future career by understanding how people think, behave and interact.
Program at a glance
DEGREE TYPE
Associate of Arts
PROGRAM FORMAT
In person
LENGTH (FULL TIME)
4 semesters
CAREER COMMUNITY
*Please note: Many Stark State classes have online and in-person options.
Program overview
Understand what drives human behavior
This associate degree introduces core psychological theories and human behavior concepts while preparing you to transfer to a four-year program or enter entry-level roles in social and human services.
You’ll explore how people think, learn and interact through courses in areas like developmental psychology, social psychology and mental health. Along the way, you’ll build critical thinking, communication and research skills that apply across a wide range of careers, from counseling and social work to business, healthcare and education.
Designed for flexibility and affordability, this program gives you a clear, transferable pathway to continue your education while keeping your options open. Whether your goal is to earn a bachelor’s degree or begin working in a people-focused field, you’ll graduate with a strong academic foundation and a better understanding of what drives human behavior.
Program details
Meet the faculty
Dr. Nicole R. Cleland
Associate Professor, Coordinator of Psychology
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Lowest tuition around
Put your money toward your goals – not debt.
Stark State’s tuition costs up to 83% less than other area colleges and universities. Along with financial aid and scholarship opportunities, you gain the most value for your education without sacrificing quality.
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Dr. Nicole Cleland
Coordinator, Psychology
330-494-6170 ext. 4623
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