Psychology Program Requirements
The courses listed below are required for completion of the bachelor's degree in psychology. Students must also complete the requirements for the Stevenson Educational Experience (SEE).
Specific pre- and co-requisites for each course are listed in the course descriptions.
Major Requirements:
MATH 136
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Introduction to Statistics
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PSY 101
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Introduction to Psychology
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PSY 105
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Professional Issues in Psychology
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PSY 108
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Human Growth and Development
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PSY 201
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Writing in Psychology
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PSY 205
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Career Development I
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PSY 215
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Psychopathology
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PSY 216
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Psychopathology in Children and Adolescents
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PSY 230
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Counseling Skills
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PSY 260
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Behavioral Approaches to Change
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PSY 261
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Biological Psychology
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PSY 262
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Social Psychology
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PSY 270
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Research Methods and Data Analysis I
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PSY 305
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Career Development II
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PSY 340
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Advanced Counseling Skills
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PSY 341
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Counseling Theories
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PSY 343
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Research Methods and Data Analysis II
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PSY 380
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Tests and Measurement
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PSY 405
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Career Development III
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PSY 450
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Internship
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PSY 470
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Advanced Research Methods
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Three credits of psychology electives from among the following:
PSY 326
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Special Topics in Cognitive Psychology
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PSY 327
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Special Topics in Developmental Psychology
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PSY 328
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Special Topics in Personality Psychology
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PSY 329
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Special Topics in Social Psychology
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PSY 350-354
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Advanced Topics in Applied Psychology
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