Psychology

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Studying psychology offers insight into the fascinating area of human behavior and provides a better understanding of why people act and think as they do. Schoolcraft offers courses in human relations, general psychology, child psychology, the psychology of aging, and the psychology of adjusting to the personal and social environment. Students also have the opportunity to get involved in on-campus events and activities focused on raising awareness of mental health issues and promoting awareness of mental health resources and services.

Psychologists apply this insight to their work in fields as diverse as education, nursing, medicine, law, advertising, public relations, and communications.

Students interested in studying Psychology should talk to their Academic Advisor about transfer guides and articulation agreements with Schoolcraft College. Students interested in studying Psychology at a 4-year university may be interested in completing the Associate of Arts or the Associate of Science degree at Schoolcraft College.

Degrees

Transfer Degrees

• Associate of Arts (General Degree Requirements)  
• Associate of Science (General Degree Requirements)  

Programs

• MiTransfer Pathway - Psychology

Courses

• PSYCH 153 - Human Relations
• PSYCH 201 - Introductory Psychology
• PSYCH 205 - Psychology of Adjustment
• PSYCH 206 - Human Sexuality
• PSYCH 207 - Social Psychology
• PSYCH 209 - Child Psychology
• PSYCH 213 - Stereotypes, Prejudice and Discrimination
• PSYCH 219 - Adult Development
• PSYCH 229 - Lifespan Developmental Psychology
• PSYCH 239 - Abnormal Psychology
• PSYCH 249 - Educational Psychology
• PSYCH 252 - Introduction to Sport Psychology

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