Psychology Transfer Pathways
Community college students seeking a bachelor’s degree in Psychology can follow the Psychology Transfer Pathway approved by the statewide Ohio Guaranteed Transfer Pathway (OGTP) to transfer to 13 independent colleges in Ohio. Introductory psychology major and related courses taken at the community college provide a strong foundation for students preparing for transfer as college juniors, bringing maximum credit from their associate degrees.
Step 1:
Earn your associate degree at a community college
Students may follow the Psychology Transfer Pathway and earn their associate degree from any of these community colleges to prepare for transfer to one of the Consortium private colleges or universities:
Associate of Arts - Psychology
Central Ohio Technical College – AA in Psychology
Clark State College – AA in Psychology
Columbus State Community College – AA in Psychology
Cuyahoga Community College – AA in Psychology
Lakeland Community College – AA in Psychology
Lorain County Community College – AA in Psychology
North Central State College – AA in Psychology
Northwest State Community College – AA in Psychology
Sinclair Community College – AA in Psychology (plan is forthcoming)
Stark State College – AA in Psychology
Terra State Community College – AA in Psychology
Associate of Science - Psychology
Clark State College – AS in Psychology
Columbus State Community College – AS in Psychology (plan is forthcoming)
Cuyahoga Community College – AS in Psychology
Lakeland Community College – AS in Psychology
Lorain County Community College – AS in Psychology
Northwest State Community College – AS in Psychology
Sinclair Community College – AS in Psychology (plan is forthcoming)
Step 2:
Complete your bachelor’s degree from an independent college or university
Students who are earning the associate degree and Psychology Transfer Pathway will have followed a curriculum that transfers smoothly to these independent colleges and universities. Students should meet with a transfer advisor at the college where they plan to transfer to learn about the application and admission process, to make sure they meet GPA and other requirements, and to learn about possible scholarships and financial aid.
Ashland University – BA and BS in Psychology
Baldwin Wallace University – BS in Psychology
Bluffton University – BA in Psychology
Capital University – BA in Psychology
Defiance College – BS in Psychology
Hiram College – BA in Psychology
Lourdes University – BA in Psychology
Malone University – BA in Psychology
Muskingum University – BS in Psychology
Ohio Dominican University – BA in Psychology
Ohio Wesleyan University – BA in Psychology
Tiffin University – BA in Psychology with concentrations in Human Services, Addictions Counseling, Cross Cultural and International Psychology, Sport Psychology, and Online Psychology
Ursuline College – BA in Psychology