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Obtaining a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology

An Associate’s Degree may be a first step towards a Bachelor's Degree in Psychology or a Bachelor’s Degree in another subject if you choose to continue your higher education. A Bachelor's Degree usually takes about two more school years of fulltime study, but may take somewhat longer. A Master's Degree can be earned after a Bachelor's Degree, and after the Master's, a Doctorate.

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