B.S. Business Psychology

• Application fee ($50)
• Applicants must provide proof of the qualifying conferral—high school graduation (or the equivalent) or proof of an earned associate degree. Information about acceptable proof of qualifying conferral can be found here.

Applicants with a cumulative high-school or undergraduate GPA below 2.3 and applicants seeking admission with high school equivalency documentation that does not show a GPA (such as GED, home school, or testing) are required to submit additional documentation:

• Curriculum vitae/ resume
• One letter of recommendation
• Essay of intent
• SAT/ACT scores are not required for admission, however applicants who have taken the SAT/ACT may submit their scores to enhance their application.

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Fundamentals of Psychology

Introduction to Psychology engages students in a detailed overview of the history and current scientific issues involving the behavioral sciences. Students will encounter a considerable body of information about the principles, methodologies, and terminology of psychology. This course is designed for students who intend to major in psychology and is designed as a foundation for future concentration courses in psychology.

Philosophical Grounding in Ethics

This course is an examination of ethics in psychology, and will include such topics as ethical decision making, maintaining confidentiality, the process of informed consent, the role of technology and ethics, and analyzing ethical issues that may arise when working with clients from different cultural backgrounds, clients with disabilities, older adults, and clients at risk of harming others and themselves. The course will include an in-depth examination of emerging ethical issues, enabling students to advance beyond their basic awareness and knowledge of the professional code of ethics.

Principles of Business Operations

This course provides students with a broad foundation in how a business works. From corporate structures and managing resources to basic accounting principles and supply chain management, this class will ensure students learn the importance of cash flow management and capital expenditures and be able to identify the difference. Students will learn about the various parts of a business and how they work together to create a whole.

The B.S. Business Psychology online degree program equips graduates to succeed in a variety of fields and professions in both public and private sectors, including corporations, nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, and government agencies. Career paths may include:

• Consulting
• Human resources management
• Organizational development
• Business analytics
• Change management
• Corporate training
• Marketing
• Sales
• Business management and supervision
• Leadership development

The Chicago School is dedicated to keeping our professional degree programs accessible to anyone regardless of financial status. In addition to the scholarships that may be available, our Financial Aid Department will provide you with information to determine what financial arrangements are right for you.

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