Are you fascinated by the human mind? Do you seek information about different personality traits? Psychology could be a great fit.
Investigate human thought processes and interactions
Psychologists study cognitive, social, and emotional behavior and observe, interpret, and record how people relate to one another and their environments. JCCC’s Psychology program provides a great starting point for anyone looking to begin their studies in human thought processes and interactions.
Develop your research, writing, problem-solving, and high-level thinking abilities. Expand your knowledge in the field as you study:
- Abnormal psychology
- Clinical psychology
- Cognitive and neuropsychology
- Human sexuality
- Mind-body connection
- Workplace and productivity improvements through organizational psychology
Get a firm foundation in Psychology at JCCC
In addition to our state-of-the-art facilities and beautifully manicured campus with free parking, there are even more great reasons to start your college journey with us.
As a Cavalier, you will appreciate:
- One-on-one attention: Smaller class sizes mean more individual attention from your professor, including easier access to office hours.
- No teaching assistants: All lecture and lab courses are taught by highly skilled professors.
- Active learning studios: This new feature at JCCC encourages group discussions, collaboration, and an opportunity for more meaningful conversations.
Fulfill your general education requirements for a fraction of the cost at JCCC. All general psychology credits are transferable to most four-year schools, including Kansas public postsecondary institutions. Work with a counselor for a smooth transfer experience.
Psychology opens a host of careers to explore
Professional psychologists are in high demand, providing personal counseling in hospitals, clinics, schools, corrections facilities, or in their own private practices. Experimental psychologists work in laboratories to develop theories of why and how people behave as they do.
Many roles in psychology require a master’s degree or even a doctorate. Entry-level positions in the field include:
- Career counselor
- Case manager
- Journalist
- Mediator
- Probation officer
- Psychiatric technician
- Rehabilitation specialist
- Research assistant
Find employment projections and salary information at the Power BI Post Graduate Report.
For assistance with career decisions, visit the Career Development Center.
Study rooms, homework help, and resources on campus
JCCC offers free tutoring and course assistance in the Academic Resource Center, located in the Library (LIB), first floor.
Contact Info
Pete Peterson, Chair, Psychology
Phone: 913-469-8500, ext. 2461
Location: CLB 432
Email: ppetersn@jccc.edu
