Although the list below is not comprehensive or exhaustive, it does highlight some of the typical jobs one can obtain with a bachelor’s degree in psychology. While not all of the positions listed require a bachelor’s degree, it is often necessary for career advancement and salary increases.
As can be seen from the diversity of jobs listed, the skill set of a psychology major can be effective in a range of positions, including health care, sales and marketing, human services and research. Further, if you receive a bachelor’s degree in psychology, you do not have to go into a psychology related field.
Note: A degree in psychology alone will not guarantee acceptance into these job fields. Many of the jobs listed below require specific additional skills and/or prerequisite coursework. Please consult with your academic advisor or a career counselor for more specific information.
*Summarized from the APA Guideline for the Undergraduate Psychology Major: Version 2.0*
If you need assistance preparing for a career out of undergrad, please contact ASC Center for Career and Professional Success or Buckeye Careers for additional resources.
Careers starting with: A-D | E-L | M-Q | R-Z
Advertising Sales Representative
Correctional Treatment Specialist
Customer Service Representative Supervisor
Employee Health Maintenance Program Specialist
Medical and Health Service Manager
Public Relations Representative
Social and Community Service Manager
Training and Development Specialist