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Psychology

DEGREE: B.A. in Psychology

Liberal Arts Core	46 credits
Psychology	36 credits
Open Electives	38 credits
Total	120 credits

The School of Psychology and Counseling offers a B.S. in Psychology. Students who major in psychology may aspire to membership in Psi Chi, the National Honor Society in Psychology.

For students interested in a later career in art therapy, the department offers a double major in art and psychology with an art therapy concentration in conjunction with the Department of Art (please see description of the double major below and under the Department of Art section for more details).

Qualified undergraduate psychology majors may also take advantage of the opportunity to pursue their M.A. in Counseling in an accelerated manner through the combined B.S./M.A. program with any of three areas of specialization: clinical mental health counseling, school counseling, or art therapy (please see the combined B.S./ M.A. program).

The university also offers the opportunity to pursue a combined B.S. in Psychology/M.A. in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).

Courses

Courses	x
PS 304 Biopsychology	3
PS 323 Sensation and Perception	3
PS 326 Cognitive Psychology	3
PS 328 Psychology of Learning	3

Courses	x
PS 215 Human Sexuality	3
PS 235 Psychology of Women	3
PS 261 Interpersonal Relations	3
PS 311 Psychology of Sport	3
PS 314 Social Psychology	3
PS 318 Cross-Cultural Psychology	3
PS 321 Human Motivation	3
PS 336 Positive Psychology	3
PS 345 Cultural Competence: Diversity, Privilege, and Prejudice	3

Courses	x
PS 201 Human Growth and Development	3
PS 209 Prenatal and Infant Psychology	3
PS 211 Child Psychology	3
PS 216 Adolescent Psychology	3
PS 306 Psychology of Adulthood	3
PS 322 Educational Psychology	3

Courses	x
PS 210 Child Psychopathology	3
PS 232 Psychology of Personality	3
PS 275 Overview of Autism	3
PS 309 Psychopathology	3
PS 310 Career Counseling	3
PS 312 Applied Behavior Analysis	3
PS 313 Counseling Psychology	3
PS 324 Forensic Psychology	3
PS 330 Psychology of Addiction	3
PS 335 Health Psychology	3

Courses	x
PS 304 Biopsychology	3
PS 309 Psychopathology	3
PS 310 Career Counseling	3
PS 311 Psychology of Sport	3
PS 312 Applied Behavior Analysis	3
PS 313 Counseling Psychology	3
PS 314 Social Psychology	3
PS 318 Cross-Cultural Psychology	3
PS 319 Psychological Testing	3
PS 321 Human Motivation	3
PS 322 Educational Psychology	3
PS 323 Sensation and Perception	3
PS 324 Forensic Psychology	3
PS 326 Cognitive Psychology	3
PS 328 Psychology of Learning	3
PS 330 Psychology of Addiction	3
PS 332 History and Systems in Psychology	3
PS 335 Health Psychology	3
PS 336 Positive Psychology	3
PS 345 Cultural Competence: Diversity, Privilege, and Prejudice	3
PS 385 Existentialism, Psychology and Film	3

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STUDENTS WHO MAJOR IN PSYCHOLOGY MUST COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING FIVE REQUIRED COURSES

PS 101/PS 150

PS 208

PS 213

PS 402

PS 425

STUDENTS MUST COMPLETE AN ADDITIONAL EIGHT PSYCHOLOGY ELECTIVES (24 CREDITS)

PSCL1

PSCL2

PSCL3

PSCL4

PS 300 +

PS 400 +

Your degree includes credits from Liberal Arts and Sciences Core, Major, and Electives.