Article archive / February 1, 2011
Originally published: . Volume 2, No. 6. Source pages: 4.
According to a national survey, Northwestern’s online Bachelor of Science in Psychology and Psychology-Substance Abuse Prevention Counseling programs are rated among the “Best Values” in online colleges by the website GetEducated.com.
Dr. Susan Barnett, head of the Psychology Department said, “There has been great demand for our program, ever since we made online degrees in psychology and substance abuse prevention counseling available. Students who wanted to earn a college degree are able to do so while balancing job and family demands. Each of our faculty who teach online has worked to use the latest teaching methods and provide our students with the best possible education.”
The online degree programs in psychology and substance abuse prevention counseling are among 24 online degree programs at Northwestern on the associate, bachelor’s and graduate level. Students from five countries, 35 states and 63 of 64 Louisiana parishes are taking online classes at Northwestern. (Source: NSU News Service.)
Photo by Gary Hardamon/NSU
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