Academic college: College of Integrative Sciences and Arts. This four-year Bachelor of Science (BS) program in Counseling and Applied Psychological Science is taught by ASU’s College of Integrative Sciences and Arts, offering an interdisciplinary approach to teaching, learning, and discovery, integrating various fields of knowledge to develop ideas and solutions related to human behavior and well-being. The program provides flexibility for students to focus on specific areas of interest within counseling and psychology. The curriculum will likely cover foundational principles of psychology, counseling theories, research methods, human development, social psychology, psychopathology, and potentially specialized areas such as health psychology, forensic psychology, or industrial-organizational psychology, preparing graduates for entry-level positions in human services or for further graduate study in counseling or psychology.

Career options in entry-level positions within human service agencies, community mental health centers, social service organizations, rehabilitation facilities, and research settings. Graduates may work as case managers, research assistants, program coordinators, or behavioral health technicians. This bachelor's degree also provides a strong foundation for pursuing graduate studies in counseling, clinical psychology, social work, or related fields for more advanced career opportunities.

Arizona State University (ASU) is a highly ranked public university with a world-leading drive for innovation and is consistently the #1 US public university chosen by international students. The Polytechnic campus offers a calm and easy-going setting with industry partnerships, hands-on learning opportunities, and cutting-edge technology. The College of Integrative Sciences and Arts provides a unique interdisciplinary educational experience.