Psychology
Bachelor's, Transfer Pathway
PROGRAM SNAPSHOT
Examine human nature at the biological, cognitive, and social levels, while using scientific theories to explain real-world human interactions. This major provides an option of study that’s perfect for students who want to pursue graduate school.
Student Success Stories
Devann faced a serious accident during her first year at Winona State but didn’t let it stop her.
With help from advisors and summer classes, she not only caught up but also graduated with degrees in both Psychology and Biology.
Afrini came from Dhaka, Bangladesh, to study Psychology with a Human Resources Management minor at Winona State.
She overcame language and cultural challenges, becoming a leader in student groups and helping new international students feel at home.
Tasha overcame mental health challenges in high school, earned her GED, and pursued a degree in Psychology at Winona State.
Thanks to the strong support she received from professors and a welcoming campus, she’s now heading to graduate school for marriage and family therapy.
At Winona State, Jasmine discovered her voice and passion for mental health advocacy through her Psychology degree and leadership roles, like president of the Student Organization of Latinos.
Her experiences, including an impactful internship, prepared her for graduate school in Los Angeles to study culture’s role in mental health.
Aside from major- or minor-specific requirements, you’ll need to complete additional requirements through the General Education Program (GEP) to earn your degree from Winona State University.
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Bachelor's
Bachelor's
Bachelor's, Transfer Pathway