College of Arts and Sciences

Bachelor of Science

Health and Rehabilitation Psychology

The Professional Health and Rehabilitation degree is designed for students seeking careers in the intersection of psychology, health, and rehabilitation.

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ADMISSIONS REQUIREMENTS

Required Courses

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Program Objectives

Through Faulkner University’s Health and Rehabilitation Psychology program, students learn general principles of psychology. These in-depth experiences help students focus on the aspects of psychology that interest them the most, realize where their talents lie and help them make decisions about pathways to future careers.

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Admission Requirements

Must be a high school graduate with a regular or advanced diploma or have a GED certificate
If out of high school for less than five years, ACT (minimum 18 composite) or SAT (minimum 970) scores are required. ACT or SAT scores are not required for anyone having graduated high school more than five years ago.
ACT or SAT scores are not required for transfer applicants with a minimum of 24 transferable hours from a regionally accredited college or university.

How to Apply

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Traditional Tuition and Fees

Description	Cost
Tuition
1–11 hours (Fall & Spring)	$1,025 per semester hour
12–18 hours (block rate – Fall & Spring)	$12,300 per semester
19 hours and above (Fall & Spring)	$685 per semester hour
Summer	$450 per semester hour
Military Qualified Students (60 hours or less)	$250 per semester hour
Fees
Online Course Fee (fully online)	$75 per semester hour
Applicable Course Fees	(see fees below)

Program Information

This program is specifically tailored for individuals aspiring to work in rehabilitation services, social services, mental health services, and related fields. It integrates foundational psychology coursework with essential science requirements, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of both the mind and body and how they interact. The Professional Health and Rehabilitation Psychology degree is designed with adult learners in mind. This program equips students with the essential skills and knowledge required to pursue careers across a variety of professional fields.

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What is Rolling Admissions?

The program evaluates PTCAS verified applications from June 15th until May 1st. This means that we conduct interviews both in the fall and spring semesters. Rather than admitting applicants all at once, we make admission decisions throughout the year.