Psychology, B.A.

At Trinity Washington University, tuition fees are 25,860 USD per year.

This Bachelor of Arts program in Psychology provides foundational knowledge and practical skills to prepare students for careers or graduate study in human services and counseling. It focuses on assisting people in need, offering a solid foundation in research, theory, and practical skills. Students develop an interest in helping others and pursuing further studies in areas like counseling and community services.

The program requires 50 credits.

Graduates enter careers as psychologists, social workers, applied behavior analysts, and public policy researchers.

First-time freshmen need 16 academic units from secondary school, including specific subjects, and must submit an essay and recommendation letters. Transfer candidates submit official college transcripts. A minimum 2.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale is required, and optional SAT/ACT scores may be submitted.

The programme totals about 50 credit hours. On-campus in Washington, DC. For international students, tuition is around the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 99% of applicants.

Trinity Washington University places applied research and professional preparation at the center of its academic offer. Recent undergraduate projects have examined Washington, DC’s tree canopy through satellite imagery and analyzed brain cells with machine learning. Students have also contributed to peer-reviewed work on the leadership of Black women in global affairs. The university offers 70+ academic degree and certificate programs across undergraduate, professional, and graduate study, with a student-to-faculty ratio of about 13 to 1.

Teaching and learning are informed by Catholic social justice teachings, including through Trinity DARE, an initiative focused on actions that can improve students’ and their families’ lifelong economic and social opportunities. The community includes a network of more than 15,000 graduates offering career help and mentoring. Programs include fields such as global affairs and education, with professional and graduate study available alongside undergraduate degrees. Student research and faculty scholarship provide opportunities to engage with current questions.

The campus is in Washington, DC, giving students access to internships at organizations in government, research, education, and other sectors. Most Trinity students complete one or more internships as part of their studies. This setting connects classroom learning with work in Congress and with organizations headquartered in the city. Students from 30 countries are represented on campus. Sixty percent of the student body lives in DC, while financial-aid figures include full-time undergraduates and DC residents.