Bachelor of Science: Psychology
Have you ever wondered how the mind works or why people act the way they do?
Do you have a desire to help people solve problems?
If questions these questions interest you, we have an expansive group of programs and a range of field experiences to lead you to successful and gratifying career options.
Our programs are some of the most popular major choices on campus. Students prepare for careers in a wide variety of fields in addition to psychology-specific positions. These can range from medicine, education, law, business, law enforcement, and management.
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Undergraduate Degree Requirements
Students must take a total of 43 credit hours in psychology and are encouraged to sample courses in the diverse areas of the field to fulfill personal interests and explore vocational possibilities. The B.S. degree offers a variety of elective courses (up to 39 credit hours) for our majors to explore the fields of psychology and/or other topics.
Our program offers a broad range of courses and topics to explore!
| Developmental Psychology | Social Psychology |
| Abnormal Psychology | Industrial\Organizational Psychology |
| Psychology of Personality | Counseling |
| Learning and Cognition | Data Analysis |
| Bio-Psychology | Experimental Psychology |
Our students are immersed in research projects, formal classroom and laboratory training, and field experiences. Additionally, the Psychology Club invites regular guest speakers and takes field trips to events and conferences
Undergraduate Checklist Course Catalog
Minor in Psychology | 15 Credit Hours
Requirements: 15 credit hours of psychology courses (PSY). Those credit hours must include six (6) Upper Division course hours (3000 level or higher).
