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Psychology Transfer Major

Unlock the Power of Understanding

A career in psychology allows you to explore how people think, feel, and behave while making a positive difference in their lives. By understanding their challenges, you can help them work through difficult situations. In psychology, you'll build important skills like critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication, setting you up for a rewarding and meaningful career.

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Psychology Transfer Major AA Degree At a Glance

Award
Associate of Arts (AA) degree
Length of Study
2 years
Total Program Credits
60
Classes Meet
Daytime, Evening
Face-to-Face, Online, Hybrid
Program Start
Fall, Spring, Summer

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Career Opportunities

The Psychology Transfer Major is your first step to careers like these:

  • Counselor or therapist
  • Human resource professional
  • School psychologist
  • Market researcher
  • College educator
  • Sports psychologist

Find employment in the following sectors:

  • Education
  • Non-profit organizations
  • Government
  • Business
  • Health
  • Research

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Furthering Education in Psychology

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" I took a couple classes at other colleges in high school. I received a better education at Â鶹Íø, because the staff cares. They want you to learn. They want you to have knowledge, and they make it fun. "
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  • Liberal Arts '22

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Involvement and Volunteer Opportunities

Students are also encouraged to engage in community volunteering. Visit for community volunteering opportunities in the Cedar Valley.

Student organization focused on the LGBTQ+ community and interests, education, and advocacy. The organization is a safe zone open to all LGBTQ+ and allied students.

Â鶹Íø Pride Organization

A campus-wide program that seeks to support the College's Institutional Outcomes and increase literacy.

Â鶹Íø Reads

A student-led group created to be a platform for students to focus on diversity issues that shape our world.

Multicultural Student Organization

Academic honor society. You must have a GPA of 3.25 or higher. They offer leadership skills, fellowship, and scholarships.

Phi Theta Kappa

A group of students who assist the Admissions office with the recruitment of new students and who represent and promote Â鶹Íø.

Student Ambassadors

Represents and promotes the common interests and general welfare of the student body.

Student Leadership Council

Special interest club for students interested in Psychology, Sociology, and Social Work.

Psychology/Sociology/Social Work Club

How to Get Started

It's simple! Complete these steps:

  1. Apply for admission at Â鶹Íø.
  2. Send official transcripts to Admissions.
  3. Demonstrate college readiness.

Check the status of your application at any time by logging into your admissions account.

Plan Your Transfer

Meet with your academic advisor to choose the right courses and create a transfer plan. During your first year, contact the admissions office at the college you plan to transfer to. They can provide program details and guide you on which classes you’ll need.

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Program Contacts

Admissions

Main Campus
Â鶹Íø Center 134
319-296-4000
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Academic Advisor

Brittany Warren
Main Campus
Â鶹Íø Center 208
319-296-4014 ext.1086
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Regular Hours — Summer 2026

Monday – Thursday 8 AM – 4:30 PM
Friday 8 AM – 12 PM