General Psychology AA

What is Psychology?

Psychology is the study of human behavior and mental processes. It explores various psychological concepts, theories, and practices to understand how people think, feel, and act. The field covers a broad range of topics, including development, cognition, emotions, and social interactions, providing insights into both individual and collective human behavior.

Why study Psychology at NNMC?

Northern faculty are accomplished scholars and working professional counselors, clinicians and researchers. Enjoy flexible course offerings, online and on-campus classes, small class sizes, one-on-one student support and mentorship for advanced educational and career planning. The General Psychology AA is a perfect first step to further your education in psychology or related fields, such as Northern's Bachelor of Integrated Studies/Psychology emphasis degree.Y

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More about the program:

Our Associate of Arts degree in General Psychology offers a comprehensive introduction to the field of psychology. Our program covers fundamental topics such as Basic Counseling Techniques and Developmental Psychology, providing students with a solid foundation for understanding human behavior. Students also enjoy undergraduate research opportunities early in their college careers.

This program prepares students for entry-level positions in human resources and social services and serves as a perfect stepping stone for further education in psychology or related fields, and seamless transfer to a bachelor’s degree in emphasis psychology through the Integrated Studies program at Northern.

Career Pathways:

AA graduates can get started on their careers and gain experience in the field in entry-level positions such as human resources assistant, teachers aide, youth counselor, and social services or research assistants in various organizational educational and social service settings.

Further Education: bachelor's and more advanced degrees in psychology or related fields to specialize further and enhance career opportunites.