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2011-2012 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Psychology B.A./B.S.
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Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)/ Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Degree
(May be either depending on option selected.)Major in Psychology
(Major Code: 119) University core curriculum requirements as outlined below in the curriculum guide for major in psychology. Psychology Core Requirements
39 semester hours, including:
Plus nine to 10 hours of psychology electives
Nine of which must be advanced; and SOCI 1301 or ANTH 2351 also are required. Prerequisite for Advanced Psychology Classes
PSYC 2301 is the prerequisite for all advanced (3000- and 4000-level) courses except PSYC 3310 . Option I—Professional Psychology
The Professional Psychology Option follows recommendations from nationwide graduate programs and prepares students to pursue a master’s or a doctoral degree in various psychology specializations. Recommended courses for any graduate specialization:
Additional recommended courses for clinical or counseling psychology:
Additional recommended courses for forensic psychology:
Additional recommended courses for neuroscience:
Note:
Students should consult with departmental faculty for recommendations on other psychology specializations. Option II—General Psychology
The General Psychology Option provides a background for students whose career goals are in psychology-related fields (e.g., entering law school or the ministry) but not in becoming a psychologist. Curriculum Guide (suggested course sequence)
Major in Psychology Semester 1: 15 hours
- PSYC adv. elective 3
- PSYC adv. elective 3
- Adv. elective 3
- Adv. elective 3
- B.A. requirement or elective 3
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