Demonstrate knowledge of and proficiency in the terminology, theories, concepts, practices and skills specific to your field of study.

• Identify major theories and terminology relevant to the study of psychology.
• Articulate foundational approaches to psychology, including major scholarship and the historical development of the field.
• Understand ethics and issues related to the practice of psychology.
• Demonstrate knowledge of the latest trends and specializations in psychology.
• Provide evidence of relating psychology to personal growth and lifelong learning.

Exhibit competency in applying your knowledge to address real-life problems through both individual and group effort.

• Demonstrate professional skills appropriate to the degree program.
• Provide evidence of the ability to collaborate with others in achieving shared objectives.
• Exhibit communication skills, both in written and oral forms, appropriate for their professional field.

Demonstrate your ability to integrate both traditional and non-traditional cognitive skills including analytical inquiry, use of information resources, quantitative fluency and communicative fluency.

Demonstrate intercultural competence in addressing civic, social, environmental and economic issues. This will include issues related to multicultural counseling, understanding diversity and developing cultural awareness in addressing human needs.

Articulate a Christ-centered worldview and its personal, professional and communal embodiment through Christian virtues. In particular, you will demonstrate understanding of the integration of Christian worldview and psychology.