1. University of Northwestern St Paul
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  4. BS Health Psychology

BS Health Psychology

3 Years On Campus Bachelors Program

University of Northwestern St Paul

Program Overview

Serve others while expanding your knowledge of behavioral health issues and learn from Christian practitioners working in the field of health psychology. The health psychology program helps you examine how psychological, behavioral, cultural, and social factors influence health and illness. This degree can prepare you to work in the healthcare industry and is great preparation for further graduate study.

Program Key Stats

$17245 (Fees Per Semester)



77 %

Eligibility Criteria

2.5
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940
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Additional Information & Requirements

Submit your application to Northwestern, Take and provide test scores from a standardized exam, English Language requirements: Minimum test score requirements for consideration of admission: ACT: 18, SAT: 940 combined score of Critical Reading and Math, TOEFL: The minimum score for admission on the paper-based TOEFL is 530; the minimum score using the computer-based test is 197; and the minimum score on the Internet-based test is 71, IELTS: 6.0 or above, Pearson Test of English Academic PTE: 50 or above, official high school transcript is required, and you must request your high school to send your official transcript, high school transcript does not have a GPA on a 4.0 scale, you are required to either submit an ACT or SAT test score or have your high school transcript evaluated by a third-party, Send a copy of your passport, Financial Verification Form, Bank Statement

Career Options

  • Rehabilitation Centers
  • School Psychology
  • Healthcare

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