The undergraduate program in psychological science offers a dynamic education to students of human behavior, providing them with exposure to basic psychological principles as well as the tools for making their own systematic observations of human thought, emotion, and behavior. The Mission of the program is to equip graduates with the ability to interpret the human experience through various levels of observation, taking into account such factors as neurobiology, cognitive processing, social influences, and cross-cultural differences.

General Education Core

	Credit Hours
see General Education	41
University-Wide Freshman Seminar Requirement	1

Major Requirements that Satisfy General Education

MATH 1530 - Elements of Statistics 3
PSYC 1030 - Introduction to Psychology 3

Major Core Requirements

Lower Division Courses

PSYC 2010 - Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences 3

Total Hours: 3

Upper Division Courses

PSYC 3010 - Learning and Motivation 4
or
PSYC 3040 - Cognitive Processes 4
PSYC 3020 - Physiological Psychology 4
or
PSYC 3030 - Sensory Processes 4
PSYC 3100 - Developmental Psychology 3
PSYC 3180 - Research Methods 3
PSYC 3220 - Psychology of Women 3
or
PSYC 3230 - African American Psychology 3
or
PSYC 4444 - Cross Cultural Psychology 3
PSYC 3330 - Social Psychology 3
PSYC 4350 - Psychology of Personality 3
or
PSYC 4360 - Introduction to Psychopathology 3

Total Hours: 23

Major Guided Electives

Select twelve (12) credit hours from the list below:

PSYC 1050 - Psychology of Modern Culture 3
PSYC 2210 - Human Interaction 3
PSYC 3010 - Learning and Motivation 4
PSYC 3020 - Physiological Psychology 4
PSYC 3030 - Sensory Processes 4
PSYC 3040 - Cognitive Processes 4
PSYC 3050 - Career Development in Psychology 3
PSYC 3110 - Child Development 3
PSYC 3120 - Adult Development 3
PSYC 3130 - Introduction to Educational Psychology 3
PSYC 3140 - Infant and Toddler Development 3
PSYC 3200 - Adolescent Development 3
PSYC 3220 - Psychology of Women 3
PSYC 3230 - African American Psychology 3
PSYC 3290 - Introduction to Psychological Measurement 3
PSYC 3340 - Health Psychology 3
PSYC 3500 - Consumer Psychology 3
PSYC 4000 - History and Systems of Psychology 3
PSYC 4010 - Death, Dying and Bereavement 3
PSYC 4020 - Introduction to Forensic Psychology 3
PSYC 4025 - Wrongful Convictions 3
PSYC 4030 - Introduction to Occupational Health Psychology 3
PSYC 4050 - Introduction to Applied Psychopharmacology 3
PSYC 4060 - Group Dynamics 3
PSYC 4140 - Learning and Behavioral Disorders 3
PSYC 4150 - Principles of Behavior Analysis 4
PSYC 4200 - Introduction to Nonprofit Grant Writing 3
PSYC 4350 - Psychology of Personality 3
PSYC 4360 - Introduction to Psychopathology 3
PSYC 4370 - Introduction to Clinical and Counseling Psychology 3
PSYC 4380 - Introduction to Military Psychology 3
PSYC 4400 - Introduction to Clinical Neuropsychology 4
PSYC 4444 - Cross Cultural Psychology 3
PSYC 4500 - Psychology Applied to Work 3
PSYC 4610 - Special Topics 1-12
PSYC 4641 - Research Experience 1 to 12 *Only six (6) hours may be taken and only three (3) hours will count toward the Psyc Electives*
PSYC 4840 - Honors Research 3
PSYC 4850 - Honors: Field Experience 1-6

Total Hours: 12

Free Electives

Select forty (40) hours of free electives 40

Total Hours: 40

Total Program Hours: 120

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