The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology at Case Western Reserve University's College of Arts and Sciences offers undergraduates a comprehensive education in the science of the mind and behavior. The program covers a broad spectrum of psychological topics, including brain function, neuroscience, child development, memory, clinical disorders, and treatment. Students gain strong foundations in research design, data collection, analysis, and interpretation, preparing them for both graduate study and direct entry into fields such as therapy, counseling, research, education, business, medicine, and law. The curriculum includes required courses in general psychology and quantitative methods, advanced electives such as social psychology, physiological psychology, cognitive psychology, developmental psychology, and offers opportunities for individual research, capstone projects, and experiential learning.