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Requirements

Required courses for Psychology (24 semester hours)

  • PSYC210 Introduction to Psychology (4)

  • PSYC252W Research Methods and Analysis I (4)

  • PSYC252Y Research Methods and Analysis I Lab (1)

  • PSYC253 Research Methods and Analysis II (4)

  • PSYC253Y Research Methods and Analysis II Lab (1)

  • PSYC310 Professional and Career Planning in Psychology I (1)

  • PSYC410 Professional and Career Planning in Psychology II (1)

  • PSYC431W Topical Seminar in Psychology (4)

  • PSYC497 Senior Research Internship in Psychology (4) or

  • PSYC498 Senior Field Internship in Psychology (4)

Two courses in Category A (8 semester hours)

  • PSYC330 Developmental Psychology: Lifespan (4)

  • PSYC331 Developmental Psychology: Adolescence (4)

  • PSYC332 Personality Psychology (4)

  • PSYC335 Adult Psychopathology (4)

  • PSYC336 Social Psychology (4)

  • PSYC337 Diagnosis of "Abnormal" Child and Adolescent Behavior (4)

  • PSYC360 Psychology and Law

  • PSYC370A Topics in Psychology (4)

  • PSYC370D Topics in Psychology (4)

Two courses in Category B (8 semester hours)

Any 300-level Psychology course can be taken as electives but are not required

One Natural Sciences course outside of Psychology (4 semester hours)

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