Core Course Selection
Psychology is a dynamic discipline with a variety of unique areas of specialization that stem from a firm foundation. The undergraduate degree program provides our students with the core education each psychology student needs to be successful while allowing them to explore areas of specialization.
| PSYCH 110-General Psychology |
| PSYCH 500-Junior Seminar in Psychology (Fall only) |
| STAT 225-Intro to Statistics |
| PSYCH 350-Experimental Methods in Psychology |
| PSYCH 351-Experimental Methods Laboratory |
Students choose two (2) of the following courses after completing PSYCH 350:
| PSYCH 460-Cognitive Psychology |
| PSYCH 470-Principles of Neuroscience (PR: BIOL 101 or BIOL 198) |
| PSYCH 475-Principles of Learning |
| PSYCH 480-Fundamentals of Perception and Sensation |
Students also choose one (1) of the following courses after completing PSYCH 350:
| PSYCH 605-Advanced Social Psychology |
| PSYCH 620-Psychology of Personality |
Students must also choose one (1) of the following courses from Applied or Health Psychology:
| PSYCH 505-Introduction to Psychopathology |
| PSYCH 518-Introduction to Health Psychology |
| PSYCH 560-Personnel Psychology |
| PSYCH 564-Psychology of the Workplace |
| PSYCH 565-Occupational Health Psychology |
Students also complete twelve (12) hours of Psychology electives of their choice. Those hours can also be used to select an area of specialization.