Major
Minor
Psychology
Psychology
Want to know what makes people tick? Flagler’s Psychology program is built for those who want to understand human behavior and make a real difference. In small, supportive classes, you’ll work closely with professors who guide you through research, encourage you to explore new ideas, and help you gain hands-on experience. Whether you major or minor in psychology, Flagler gives you the tools to create positive change in the world.
Program Requirements
Program Requirements
Flagler’s Psychology program is rooted in the American Psychological Association (APA) standards, giving you the foundation to think critically, conduct meaningful research, and communicate clearly. From research methods to ethical standards, you’ll explore the core aspects of psychology. And with opportunities for independent projects and internships, you’ll apply what you learn in real-world settings.
As a junior or senior with a GPA of 3.0 or higher, you can step into internships to gain practical experience—building skills that set you up for whatever comes next. Through Flagler’s Core Curriculum, you’ll grow intellectually and personally, ready for life beyond the classroom.
Psychology News
Psychology News
Flagler College student Shelby Kushner recently earned regional recognition at the 2026 Southeastern Psychological Association Convention, receiving an award for her poster presentation on regulatory emotional self-efficacy.
For Carlie Buckler, growth did not come from avoiding difficulty. It came from stepping directly into it. After realizing she struggled with research methods, statistics, and data analysis, Buckler, a psychology student at Flagler College, enrolled in Research in Experimental Psychology to strengthen those skills and prepare for graduate school.
Find out more about potential career opportunities available to psychology majors. Read this U.S. News and World Report article to give you a starting point and gain additional insight from one of our Director of The Career Development Center, Vernita Bowens.
When Flagler senior Maddie Nilan dives into the water, the world goes quiet. It always has. Long before she became president of Flagler College’s Deaf Awareness Club, before she transferred to Flagler in search of a campus that felt like home, and before she stepped onto an international stage wearing red, white, and blue, Nilan found her rhythm in the pool.
Meet our Faculty
Meet our Faculty
Our faculty will teach, challenge, and inspire you. Find out who your next mentor might be.
- Angelenia Semegon, Associate Professor, Program Director, Program Coordinator, Psychology
- Dr. Keith Wylie, Assistant Professor
- Tracy Litzinger, Assistant Professor, Department Chair
- Dr. Emily Splane, Associate Professor
- Dr. Angel Munoz, Assistant Professor
- Dr. Steve Willard, Associate Professor
- Shelly Jebens, Visiting Lecturer
- Full Faculty Directory
Why Flagler?
Why Flagler?
High-impact programs, taught by world-class faculty. A tight-knit, inclusive academic community where all people and ideas are welcome. All in a historically rich, uniquely beautiful Atlantic coast setting.
Forge your path in this world. Start here.
Career Outcomes
Career Outcomes
A degree in Psychology from Flagler opens doors to diverse careers. You’ll be ready for roles in health clinics, schools, advertising, law, urban planning, and more. With a field that’s constantly growing, the possibilities are endless. Your future as a psychologist, psychiatrist, or anything psychology starts here.
Read the U.S. News and World Report Article, "What Jobs Can You Get With a Psychology Degree?" or visit the page below.
An exceptional, affordable education
Tuition at Flagler College is below the national average. You’ll receive an exceptional private education at an affordable cost.
Explore options for available financial aid and scholarships to the right.
