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The following Undergraduate Degrees are
offered:
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
Minor in Psychology
Click here to contact the Undergraduate Office of Admissions
(for catalogs and other information).
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
- This general degree prepares students to understand those
variables, such as heredity, learning, and the environment, which shape and
change behavior. Careers are possible in clinics, guidance centers, industry,
hospitals, schools, and government. Students should consult their advisors
concerning recommended preparations for specific career goals. This program
also prepares students for post-graduate study.
Degree Requirements:
- General Education Requirements: (39 semester hours)
Includes MAT 103 or higher MAT course is required. BIO 100 and CSC 101 are
strongly recommended for partial completion of the science requirement.
Foreign Language/Culture Requirements: (3-15 semester
hours)
Department Requirements: (44-45 semester hours)
- Required Psychology Courses (21 semester hours)
PSY100,
245,
246,
and 400.
- Course Choices in each of three groups:
Group I (choose any three):
PSY254,
257,
365,
375,
382,
or 384
(but not both 382
and 384).
Group II (choose any three):
PSY335,
350,
363,
464,
or 475.
Group III (choose any one):
PSY410,
441,
470,
or any PSY Laboratory course.
- Psychology Electives (15 semester hours)
These may be selected from among any of the departmental offerings.
- Free Electives: (29-41 semester hours)
These electives are in addition to the nine semester hours of electives
listed under the General Education Requirements and may be selected from among
any of the University course offerings.
Minor in Psychology: (18 semester hours)
- The minor in psychology is designed for students of any
major and is tailored to the specific educational goals for each student.
After taking PSY100,
the student will choose 15 additional hours of PSY courses in
consultation with the Department of Psychology's minor advisor.
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