Associate to Bachelor's in Psychology Online Counseling Psychology Completion Program at WUV
Program Overview Complete your Bachelor's in Counseling Psychology at WUV
The Associate to Bachelor's in Psychology — Counseling Psychology at Westerfield University of Virginia is a 1-year completion program for students who have already earned an Associate degree in Psychology or a related field. Building on your foundational knowledge, this program adds advanced core psychology coursework in developmental, social, abnormal, and personality psychology — with an applied focus on the helping relationships and community-based support central to counseling practice.
Skills you'll learn:
- Developmental and social psychology
- Abnormal psychology and psychological assessment
- Quantitative methods in psychological research
- Health psychology and helping-relationship skills
- Community psychology and applied practice
- Advanced personality psychology theory
Courses & Curriculum Advanced psychology courses that complete your Bachelor's
This 84-credit completion program includes 8 core psychology courses and 6 Specialized Courses — 14 courses total. General education credit is accepted from your prior Associate degree.
Core Psychology Courses
Advanced psychology theory covering developmental, social, abnormal, and personality psychology.
Specialist Psychology Courses
Applied psychology courses covering health, evolutionary, and community psychology perspectives.
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Career Outlook What can you do with a Bachelor's in Counseling Psychology?
Completing your Bachelor's in Counseling Psychology at WUV unlocks a broad range of professional and graduate-level opportunities:
- Behavioral Health Technician — Provide direct support to individuals in mental health, substance abuse, or rehabilitation programs.
- Case Manager — Coordinate mental health, social, and community services for individuals and families.
- Substance Abuse Counselor Assistant — Support licensed counselors in recovery and treatment programs.
- Human Resources Specialist — Apply psychological principles in employee relations and organizational development.
- School Counselor Assistant — Support licensed counselors in K-12 educational settings.
- Graduate School Applicant — Advance to a Master's in Counseling Psychology or Clinical Mental Health Counseling.