Integrate your faith and study of the human mind through a Christian worldview.
Do you have a passion to make an impact in the world by helping others?
With small class sizes and transfer-friendly courses, our affordable and career-focused program will help you earn your B.A. in Psychology in an online format. We’ll help you develop the knowledge and skills needed for a lifetime of learning and service in various helping professions.
The mission of the Psychology department is to prepare students for a lifetime of integrative faith, critical thought, and open inquiry in the broad field of psychological science, equipping them to serve Christ as they serve others.
Through this program, you’ll be prepared for entry-level helping professions or for further graduate work in counseling or social work.
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Why Psychology at Tabor?
- Study with faculty with academic expertise and real-world experience and mentorship.
- Prepare for meaningful work that helps families and communities thrive.
- Learn in a supportive online environment (with preparation for graduate school, if you choose!) designed for flexibility, personal and professional growth.
- Study psychology in a Christ-centered environment that values compassion, understanding, and service to others.
Our promise to students:
- To provide an education that encourages you to place Christ at the center and be challenged to pursue excellence.
- When you complete your degree, you will be equipped to make the world a better place, helping you discern your career as a calling to partner with Christ and His kingdom.
- To support you on each step of your journey.
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Career Opportunities
- Counselor
- Crisis Interventionist
- Research Assistant
- School Counselor
- Therapist
Program Overview
- Prepare for graduate study or careers in counseling, ministry, education, human services, or related fields.
- Develop communication, critical thinking, and interpersonal relationship skills.
- Utilize ethical and compassionate approaches in professional and community settings.
- Examine the human brain using foundational research methods and theories.
Program Cost
The convenience and affordability of these degree programs—just $330 per credit hour—make them an excellent option for working adults.
Federal and state financial aid may be available to students who complete a valid FAFSA, and some students may be able to earn their degree with little to no out-of-pocket expense.
Classes will begin in the fall 2026 semester.
Admissions Questions
Contact Elizabeth Heftie, Graduate Admissions Recruiter!
You can reach her at elizabeth.heftie@tabor.edu or 620-947-3121.