B.A./B.S. MAJOR: 34 hours

1. Required Psychology Core Courses -- 13 hours
   • PSY 121 - Introductory Psychology
   • PSY 200 - Psychological Statistical Methods
   • PSY 302 - Experimental Psychology
   • PSY 315 - History and Systems of Psychology
   • PSY 495 - Senior Seminar
     
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3. Foundations Course Work: Students must choose at least one course from each of the following areas -- 9 hours
   • Developmental
   • • PSY 331 - Psychology of Childhood
     • PSY 350 - Psychology of Adulthood
     • PSY 365 - Aging and Adjustment
     • PSY 441 - Psychology of Adolescence
   • Basic Processes
   • • PSY 336 - Ethology
     • PSY 502 - Learning Theory and Systems
     • PSY 422 - Memory and Cognition
     • PSY 506 - Perception
     • PSY 521 - Physiological Psychology
     • PSY 525 - Motivation and Emotions
   • Applied
   • • PSY 304 - Abnormal Psychology
     • PSY 359 - Theories of Social Psychology
     • PSY 512 - Personality Theory and Systems
     • PSY 529 - Psychological Tests and Measurements
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5. Electives within the major -- 12 hours. At least 6 hours must be numbered above 300. Students may want to choose elective credits from special interest course groupings.

   Note: Foundation courses that are not used to fulfill those requirements may also be used as electives.

   • PSY 305 - Industrial and Organizational Psychology
   • PSY 307 - Human Sexuality
   • PSY 320 - Psychology and the Law
   • PSY 325 - Psychology of Music
   • PSY 339 - Introduction to Clinical Psychology
   • PSY 355 - The Psychology of Women
   • PSY 356 - The American Male
   • PSY 363 - Death and Human Behavior
   • PSY 379 - Environmental Psychology
   • PSY 410 - Research in Psychology
   • PSY 481 - Human Engineering
   • PSY 496 - Directed Readings in Psychology
   • PSY 497 - Advanced Topics in Psychology
   • PSY 499 - Practicum in Psychology
   • PSY 508 - Behavior Management and Change
   • PSY 533 - Psychological Issues in Religion
   • PSY 534 - Psychology of Infancy
   • PSY 565 - Psychological Effects of Dementia
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7. Suggestions for General Education and General Electives:
   • Complete your Math requirement in your first year. The Math course is a prerequisite for our statistics course.
   • Take a lab course in Natural Science, BIO 102, or BMS 105. Take BIO 121 or BMS 110 only after consulting your advisor.