About

The Associate of Arts in Psychology at Liberty University is designed to introduce students to the foundational principles of human behavior, development, and personality through a Christian worldview. This online program blends general education with core psychology courses, offering insight into how people think, grow, and interact across the lifespan. It is well-suited for individuals who are curious about the human mind and motivated to serve others in supportive roles. Students pursuing this degree are often preparing for entry-level positions in human services or planning to continue their education in psychology or counseling. The curriculum emphasizes psychological theory, research methods, and cultural awareness, helping graduates understand diverse perspectives and behavioral patterns. This program can be especially relevant for those working in community organizations, educational support services, and faith-based outreach. Example careers for graduates may include caseworker assistant, behavioral health technician, youth mentor, church counselor aide, and direct care worker.

Basic Program Features:

  • Most classes are offered in an 8-week format
  • Transfer in up to 75% of an undergraduate degree
  • Training Champions for Christ since 1971

Accreditation:

Liberty University is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate, bachelor's, master's, postgraduate, and doctoral degrees.

Financial aid

Financial aid may be available for those who qualify.

Organization

Liberty University Online Programs

At Liberty University, we offer an education rooted in Christian values. Since 1971, we've been committed to developing men and women who are prepared to impact the world for Christ. With 15 colleges and schools offering programs in diverse fields such as education, law, business, and more, Liberty provides an exceptional college experience. Our graduates reflect integrity, discipline, and readiness to make a difference in their professions and communities.

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