Psychology-Graduate School Preparation

Description

24 Credit Hours

School of Social & Behavioral Sciences
Daniel Nelson, Director

The Graduate School Preparation in Psychology supporting program is intended for those Psychology students who plan to pursue graduate training. These courses supplement the Psychology major required courses to meet the typical entry requirements of graduate programs in psychology. This is a major specific supporting program. Student must be enrolled in the corresponding major.

Courses


PSYC	212	Social Psychology (3)
PSYC	334	History & Systems of Psychology (3)
PSYC	340	Psychology of Religion (3)
PSYC	360	Psychological Testing (3)
PSYC	452	Physiological Psychology (3)

Select one (3 credits):


PSYC	256	Developmental Psychology I (Child) (3)
PSYC	257	Developmental Psychology II (Adolescent & Adult) (3)

Select two (6 credits):

PSYC/CT/ADC/SW Elective (3)

PSYC/Ct/ADC/SW Elective 300 level or above (3)