Video: A Day in the Life of a Psychology Major
Join Julius Rodriguez ’26 to get an insider’s look at what it’s like to be a psychology major at Rollins.
August 24, 2026
Rollins’ psychology program is built around one of the most fascinating subjects: human behavior. Through small classes, close faculty mentorship, and an emphasis on applied learning, students gain hands-on experience in everything from experimental labs and therapeutic techniques to working with children, conducting research, and applying psychology to real-world challenges.
Follow psychology major Julius Rodriguez ’26 for a glimpse into the Rollins experience, where he explores the science of human behavior alongside expert professors, puts theory into practice, and builds skills through hands-on learning and research. Along the way, you’ll glimpse how Rodriguez develops the critical-thinking, communication, and problem-solving skills that prepare psychology majors to pursue meaningful careers across fields ranging from health care and education to business and psychological practice.

Discover Your Future in Psychology
See what it’s like to study psychology at Rollins. Our students get almost immediate access to real-world learning opportunities, mentorship from expert faculty, and the freedom to explore the topics they’re most passionate about.
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