Psychology Major

If you are considering selecting Psychology as a major, there are certain steps you must follow to successfully earn an Associate of Arts in Psychology.

If you are planning to transfer to a 4-year institution to continue your study of Psychology, your advisor and the Academic Advising Office can assist you in the selection of courses which will transfer to the school of your choice and can guide you through the admissions process to obtaining a Bachelor's degree.

 

Course Requirements

(See Advising Form for more details - Available in the Academic Advising Office or from your advisor.)

General Education Core Requirements - Total 47 Credits

Written Communications - 6 Credits

Mathematics - 3 Credits

(Strongly recommend MTH 107)

Natural Sciences - 8 Credits

(BIO 103/104 Required, BIO 107/108 Recommended)

Computer Science - 3 Credits

Arts & Humanities - 12 Credits

Social Sciences - 6 Credits

General Psychology I (PSY 101)

(Strongly recommend SOC 101)

Additional General Education Requirements - 9 Credits

General Psychology II (PSY 102)

Program Courses - Total 12 Credits

Work with your advisor to select twelve credit hours from the following which are best suited for your interests:

PSY 203 Human Sexuality - 3 Credits
PSY 250 Education Psychology - 3 Credits
PSY 251 Child Psychology - 3 Credits
PSY 253 Adult Development and Aging - 3 Credits
PSY 255 Abnormal Psychology - 3 Credits
PSY 256 Developmental Psychology - 3 Credits
PSY 257 Social Psychology - 3 Credits
PSY 258 Personality - 3 Credits
PSY 259 Psychology of Adjustment - 3 Credits

Electives - Total 5 Credits

Total Required for Degree - 64 Credits

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