Can you have a bachelors of psychology in science and a masters of psychology in art? is that even possible?

I think you have the terminology confused. There is a "Bachelor of Science (BS) in psychology" and a "Bachelor of Arts (BA) in psychology", and corresponding master's degrees (MS/MA). The difference between a BA and a BS is largely up to the college."Science" degrees tend to be more technical, and may require more quantitative courses, while the arts degrees focus on more qualitative courses.

Some schools offer both; others offer one or the other. It's entirely possible to get a BS followed by an MA, depending on what your undergraduate and graduate schools offer. There is no such thing as a "masters of psychology in art", at least not that I've ever heard of.

It might be some idiosyncratic program offered by some school somewhere.

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