AREA F MAJOR SPECIFIC ELECTIVES 18 HRS=6 COURSES REQUIRED – F 1 *PSYC 1101 Introduction To Psychology 3 F 2 *PSYC 2110 Psychology Applied to Today’s Workforce 3 F 3 *PSYC 2103 Introduction To Human Development 3 Take three additional 1000/2000 level courses (Excludes PHED activity, 1000 level HFMG, TECH, and MSL courses; courses offered for institutional credit only; and career program courses not specifically approved in advance). Courses in the following areas are encouraged: foreign language, sociology, anthropology, philosophy, statistics, and Please note that no more than 12 total hours in Area F may be PSYC courses. IF MATH 1231 is biological science. not completed in D2, F, or as a related elective, PSYC 2105 MUST be completed with a or above as a psychology “C” elective in either area F or as an upper division psychology elective. If students complete MATH 1231 to meet the Department of Psychology statistics requirement, it must be completed with a or above. “C” Psychology of Statistics (REQUIRED If MATH 1231 not taken; F 4 *PSYC 2105 3 if MATH1231 is used to complete the major statistics requirement it must be completed with a or Better) “C” F5 3 F6 3 *MUST EARN GRADE OF OR BETTER “C” B.S. Psychology Upper Division Curriculum Overview Courses #Credit Hours Required # Courses Required Division Major Requirements +24 Credit Hours + 8 Courses Upper Division Psychology Electives +18 Credit + 6 Courses Upper Division Related Electives +15 Credit Hours + 5 Courses Internship Requirement + 3 Credit Hours + 1 Courses Upper Division Courses Total= 60 Credit Hours Total= 20 Courses No more than two grades of D in upper-division courses are allowed. Upper-division courses are all courses other than those of Areas A through F of the core curriculum. 1000- or 2000-level courses used in the upper division are included in this restriction. UPPER DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 24 HRS = ALL 8 COURSES REQUIRED
AREA F – MAJOR SPECIFIC ELECTIVES 18 HRS=6 COURSES REQUIRED F 1 *PSYC 1101 Introduction To Psychology 3 F 2 *PSYC 2110 Psychology Applied to Today’s Workforce 3 F 3 *PSYC 2103 Introduction To Human Development 3 Take three additional 1000/2000 level courses (Excludes PHED activity, 1000 level HFMG, TECH, and MSL courses; courses offered for institutional credit only; and career program courses not specifically approved in advance). Courses in the following areas are encouraged: foreign language, sociology, anthropology, philosophy, statistics, and biological science. Please note that no more than 12 total hours in Area F may be PSYC courses. IF MATH 1231 is not completed in D2, F, or as a related elective, PSYC 2105 MUST be completed with a “C” or above as a psychology elective in either area F or as an upper division psychology elective. If students complete MATH 1231 to meet the Department of Psychology statistics requirement, it must be completed with a “C” or above. F 4 *PSYC 2105 Psychology of Statistics (REQUIRED If MATH 1231 not taken; if MATH1231 is used to complete the major statistics requirement it must be completed with a “C” or Better) 3 F5 3 F6 3 *MUST EARN GRADE OF “C” OR BETTER B.S. Psychology Upper Division Curriculum Overview Courses #Credit Hours Required # Courses Required Division Major Requirements +24 Credit Hours + 8 Courses Upper Division Psychology Electives +18 Credit + 6 Courses Upper Division Related Electives +15 Credit Hours + 5 Courses Internship Requirement + 3 Credit Hours + 1 Courses Upper Division Courses Total= 60 Credit Hours Total= 20 Courses No more than two grades of D in upper-division courses are allowed. Upper-division courses are all courses other than those of Areas A through F of the core curriculum. 1000- or 2000-level courses used in the upper division are included in this restriction. UPPER DIVISION MAJOR REQUIREMENTS 24 HRS = ALL 8 COURSES REQUIRED
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