For a B.A. degree in Psychology:

• General Psychology (PSYC 1013), Human Development (PSYC 2033), Statistics (PSYC 2053), Research Methods I (PSYC 2063) & Research Methods II (PSYC 3053)
• At least two of the following five courses:
  • Social Psychology (PSYC 3013)
  • Psychological Testing (PSYC 3073)
  • Abnormal Psychology (PSYC 3093)
  • Personality Theories (PSYC 3103)
  • Counseling Psychology (PSYC 4013)
• At least two of the following four courses:
  • Learning (PSYC 3023)
  • Neuroscience (PSYC 3064)
  • Cognition (PSYC 4033)
  • Perception (PSYC 4043)
• History of Psychology (PSYC 4003)
• A minor (not in Psychology)

For a B.S. degree in Psychology:

• The requirements are the same as those for a B.A. degree, with two EXCEPTIONS:
  • The B.S. degree requires Senior Research (PSYC 4061)
  • The B.S. degree specifies that the minor must be from the School of Natural Sciences

For a Minor in Psychology:

• General Psychology (PSYC 1013) & Human Development (PSYC 2033)
• At least two of the following five courses:
  • Social Psychology (PSYC 3013)
  • Psychological Testing (PSYC 3073)
  • Abnormal Psychology (PSYC 3093)
  • Personality Theories (PSYC 3103)
  • Counseling Psychology (PSYC 4013)
• At least two of the following four courses:
  • Learning (PSYC 3023)
  • Neuroscience (PSYC 3064)
  • Cognition (PSYC 4033)
  • Perception (PSYC 4043)