The psychology degree requires a minor or second major.
Check with your advisor to determine which option is best for you.
Program Requirements
Psychology (Non-Comprehensive) (BA)
Major requirements
Professional Development and Enrichment-one course from:
- PSY 150 - Introduction to the Psychology Major
- PSY 311 - Service-Learning in Psychology
- PSY 330 - Psychology of Digital Success
- PSY 490 - Preparation for Graduate School
- PSY 495 - Senior Seminar
- PSY 496 - Directed Readings in Psychology
- PSY 497 - Advanced Topics in Psychology
- PSY 499 - Practicum in Psychology
Note:
PSY 150 is required for admission to the accelerated master's program in Applied Behavior Analysis.
Foundation coursework-one course from each of the following four areas:
Learning and Cognition:
Applied:
- PSY 304 - Abnormal Psychology
- PSY 305 - Introduction to Industrial-Organizational Psychology
- PSY 359 - Theories of Social Psychology
- PSY 360 - Educational Psychology
- PSY 508 - Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis
- PSY 512 - Personality Theory and Systems
- PSY 529 - Psychological Tests and Measurements
Additional nine hours of psychology electives
- at least six hours from courses numbered 300 or higher.
Public Affairs Capstone Experience will be fulfilled by completion of:
Minor required (or second major).
University level requirements:
Psychology (Non-Comprehensive) (BS)
Major requirements
Professional Development and Enrichment-one course from:
- PSY 150 - Introduction to the Psychology Major
- PSY 311 - Service-Learning in Psychology
- PSY 330 - Psychology of Digital Success
- PSY 490 - Preparation for Graduate School
- PSY 495 - Senior Seminar
- PSY 496 - Directed Readings in Psychology
- PSY 497 - Advanced Topics in Psychology
- PSY 499 - Practicum in Psychology
Note:
PSY 150 is required for admission to the accelerated master's program in Applied Behavior Analysis.
Foundation course work-one course from each of the following four areas:
Learning and Cognition:
Applied:
- PSY 304 - Abnormal Psychology
- PSY 305 - Introduction to Industrial-Organizational Psychology
- PSY 359 - Theories of Social Psychology
- PSY 360 - Educational Psychology
- PSY 508 - Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis
- PSY 512 - Personality Theory and Systems
- PSY 529 - Psychological Tests and Measurements
Additional nine hours of psychology electives
- at least six hours from courses numbered 300 or higher.
Public Affairs Capstone Experience will be fulfilled by completion of:
Minor required (or second major).
Total Credit Hours: 34