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What can graduates from the Psychology and Spirituality concentration do with their degree?
You can apply your learning to a variety of fields, including education, social services, health care, the arts, organizational development and community-building. Some may wish to pursue the degree for personal development.
What are the required prerequisite classes?
Antioch requires these two classes: Theories of Personality and Lifespan Development.
Where can I take the required prerequisite classes?
Antioch offers these classes on a regular basis. You also may take courses from any accredited institution. They must be taken for credit and you will need to request that a transcript be sent to Antioch.
How long does the concentration take to complete?
You can complete your studies in two years of full-time coursework or 10-12 credits per term. Most students choose to go part-time and complete their studies in three years.
Can students work and go to school?
Yes. Courses are scheduled late afternoons, evenings and some weekend options to accommodate most work schedules.
Can I take more than one area of specialization?
You will need to choose one area of specialization in your second year of the program. You are welcome to take additional classes if interested as an extension to your degree concentration.
How many students are in the concentration?
The concentration is designed to be small to provide significant faculty support for students. There are generally less than a dozen people admitted.
Is this an accredited program?
Yes. Antioch University Seattle is accredited through the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
When did Antioch begin offering psychology degrees?
Antioch has offered an M.A. in Psychology since 1975. The master's program has grown to include multiple applied and clinical psychology fields, including a Doctorate of Clinical Psychology, Art Therapy, Mental Health Counseling and Couple and Family Therapy.
How does this concentration compare to other Antioch psychology concentrations?
The Integrative Studies in Psychology concentration is a non-clinical offering that focuses on applied psychology based on students' individual interests. The Psychology and Spirituality concentration is a structured approach that combines existing courses
with new ones to create a program that can accommodate more students.
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