Bachelor [Psychology] From Earlham College

Earlham?s Psychology Department supports students? diverse interests and offers a range of opportunities for real-life observation, the practice of counseling skills and assisting in the research of faculty members. As part of the capstone experience, senior psychology majors expand on their own interests and conduct original research. This rich hands-on approach allows students to be involved in their discipline in ways that are both relevant and demanding.

Research and practicum experiences in Earlham?s Psychology Department prepare students for successful graduate careers. Recent graduates have pursued graduate education in psychology at schools such as Boston, Cornell, George Washington, Harvard and Washington universities, and the universities of Michigan and Pennsylvania. Other psychology graduates have gone on to pursue advanced degrees in social work, education, medicine, law, public health and business.

Finally, Earlham?s thorough psychology coursework is supported by a faculty with a remarkable diversity of interests, including cross-cultural psychology, prejudice, counseling and psychotherapy, health psychology, community psychology, biological basis of memory, positive psychology, multi-generational psychology, psychopathology, human-animal relationships, and peer-relationships.