Details at a Glance
- Asynchronous Classes Online
- Calendar: Traditional semesters
- Enrollment: 3–15 credits per sem
- Eligibility: Associate degree or equivalent coursework
- Launch: Fall 2026
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Affordable. Flexible. Online.
Finish your bachelor's degree without pausing your career or family life. SUNY Fredonia's online Psychology B.A. delivers the same rigorous, APA-aligned curriculum as our on-campus program, all with the flexibility working adults need. You'll gain skills that translate across human services, healthcare, business, and education, plus a strong foundation for graduate study. Affordable SUNY tuition. Expert faculty. Real career outcomes.
Designed for students who:
- Have college credit or an associate degree (at least 60 credits)
- Are balancing work and family
- Want the same diploma as on-campus students
- Prefer online learning with flexibility
You'll learn online, engage with experienced faculty, and graduate prepared to apply psychological knowledge with confidence.
What You'll Gain
- Skills valued across human services, business, education, and healthcare
- Experience analyzing behavior and evidence-based research
- Critical thinking and problem-solving abilities for real-world challenges
- A foundation for graduate school or career advancement
Transfer Credit
Transfer credit is evaluated individually to maximize prior coursework. It is only possible to complete the last two years online if the students have already completed their general education requirements.
Meet Nicole Cronin
Nicole earned her Psychology degree from SUNY Fredonia and now works as a full-time school psychology intern while pursuing her doctorate. “I really enjoy working as a school psychology intern, and I look forward to what’s to come,” she says.
Favorite class at Fredonia? Multicultural Counseling, which taught her how to connect with students from diverse backgrounds — skills she uses every day in her internship.
The Affordable Path to Your Psychology Career
Career Versatility Across Industries
Our graduates work in mental health agencies, schools, hospitals, and treatment centers, as well as business roles in HR, management, sales, and UX research. Psychology skills translate everywhere.
Strong Graduate School Outcomes
Many graduates pursue advanced degrees in school psychology, social work, counseling psychology, developmental psychology, and human factors engineering. We provide the foundation top programs require.
Same Faculty, Same Quality
Learn from the same accomplished psychology professors who teach on campus. Every online student receives a dedicated psychology faculty advisor for personalized support throughout your degree.
APA-Aligned Curriculum
Our program follows American Psychological Association guidelines, ensuring comprehensive coverage of psychology's core subdisciplines. You'll gain the broad, research-based foundation employers and graduate schools expect.
What You'll Learn
Develop essential psychology skills applied across human services, business, and healthcare:
- Research Methods & Statistics – Design studies and analyze data to answer behavioral questions
- Biological & Cognitive Foundations – Understand how brain processes shape thinking and behavior
- Developmental & Social Psychology – Explore how people grow, interact, and influence each other
- Abnormal Psychology & Mental Health – Recognize psychological disorders and evidence-based interventions
- Critical Analysis & Problem-Solving – Apply psychological principles to real-world challenges
Complete coursework around work and family commitments