GC Psychology in the Community
In the Fall semester, the Research Methods class visited the Goshen Middle School technology class to provide consultation on a survey to explore the habits of technology usage among students.
Do you want to be a psychologist, counselor or researcher? GC’s rigorous psychology program has an excellent track record of admission into psychology graduate programs. In fact, we rank in the upper 26 percent of all colleges and universities for the number of graduates who earn psychology doctoral degrees. And, if you consider all the psychology alums who have applied to any graduate program — in psychology, social work, business or law — 100 percent have been accepted into graduate school!
How do we do it? Our program features small classes, enthusiastic faculty and a strong emphasis on scientific research methodology. At GC, you will take a broad range of courses in cognitive, social, developmental and clinical psychology, among other social sciences courses. You’ll also find ample research opportunities and internships for hands-on learning. You could assist developmentally disabled adults at Elkhart County Clubhouse or counsel students at a local elementary school. In addition, you’ll participate in regular psychology gatherings, where you’ll meet guest speakers, share research and build strong ties with the Goshen community.
In the Fall semester, the Research Methods class visited the Goshen Middle School technology class to provide consultation on a survey to explore the habits of technology usage among students.
Rafael Barahona '01 designed T-shirts inspired by the “say their names” cry for racial justice.
of psychology alumni agree that their undergraduate education prepared them for graduate school
of graduates from the GC Class of 2017 were employed, in grad school or service within one year after graduation
of all colleges and universities in graduates receiving Ph.D.s
average salary of GC graduates 10 years out
of job-seeking graduates from the GC class of 2016 were employed within one year after graduation
Learn more about Goshen College's exceptional academic outcomes and national rankings.
Olivia Ginn '16 is using her American Sign Language skills to help others.
Olivia's storySandrine Sandrali is a 2014 graduate in Psychology who finds rewards and challenges working with refugees.
Sandrine's storyMandy Yoder, a '99 bible and religion and psychology double major from Goshen Indiana, reflects on faith and learning.
Mandy's storyMaddy Garber '18 is a psychology and music double major from Lancaster, Pennsylvania who participates in choir, intramurals and swing club when she’s not in class.
Maddy's storyRobin Lambert ’23, a social work and psychology double major, chose Goshen for its unique social work program and intimate class sizes.
Robin's story