Online Psychology Classes for Understanding Human Behavior

Fully online. Affordable. Designed for adults interested in human behavior, research, and preparation for a wide range of people-focused careers.
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Online Psychology Classes for Understanding Human Behavior

Fully online. Affordable. Designed for adults interested in human behavior, research, and preparation for a wide range of people-focused careers.
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A Psychology Program Built Around Your Life

Central Methodist University’s online Psychology program is designed for adult learners who want flexibility, affordability, and a strong academic foundation in human behavior. With fully online coursework, transfer-friendly policies, and personalized academic advising, the program supports your goals while fitting into real-world responsibilities.

  • 100% online psychology coursework

  • $275 per credit hour along with a $25 per credit hour student services fee (totaling $300 per credit hour)

  • Transfer-friendly for accredited college credits

  • Small class sizes (around 20 students)

  • Personalized academic advising

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Built for Real Life, Not a Clinical Track

If you’re interested in understanding human behavior but need a flexible, fully online option, CMU’s Psychology program provides a practical path forward. This program is designed for adults who want to build foundational knowledge in psychology without committing to a licensure-based clinical program.

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This program is a great fit if you:

  • Started college but never finished

  • Are curious about human behavior and mental processes

  • Want a flexible, online degree option

  • Are considering graduate study or education-adjacent careers

  • Prefer small classes and personal academic support

Clear expectations. Honest outcomes.

Online Psychology Degree Program

The Psychology major at CMU focuses on research-based understanding of human behavior, development, and social processes. Students explore topics such as abnormal psychology, personality, counseling foundations, social psychology, and biological development. The program emphasizes analytical thinking, research skills, and ethical understanding, and is often used as preparation for graduate study in psychology and related fields.

What You'll Study

  • Abnormal and social psychology

  • Personality and human development

  • Introduction to counseling concepts

  • Family relationships and values

  • Experimental psychology and research methods

Prepare for Psychology-Related and People-Focused Roles

Graduates of CMU’s Psychology program are prepared to pursue roles that apply psychological principles in a variety of professional settings or to continue their education in graduate programs.

  • Human Services and Social Services Support Roles
  • Mental Health and Behavioral Health Support Positions
  • Education and Youth Program Support Roles
  • Criminal Justice and Correctional Support Roles
  • Preparation for Graduate Study in Psychology or Related Fields
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This degree does not lead to professional licensure on its own. Career outcomes vary based on individual experience, additional education, and employer requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this program fully online?

Yes. All coursework for this program is delivered online.

Yes. CMU accepts accredited transfer credits and evaluates transcripts before application.

 

This program is designed for adult learners, working professionals, and parents seeking flexibility.

No. This program is not approved for international students.

No. You can request information and receive a transcript evaluation first.

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From where you are now to a degree that moves you forward. CMU is committed to helping you finish strong.

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