Applied Psychology, Psychological Services Option, BS

Applied Psychology, Psychological Services Option Major Requirements

The objectives of the program in Psychological Services are to:

1. present a career oriented program to undergraduate students in psychology;
2. encourage communication between the College and community agencies in order to facilitate adequate professional preparation of students;
3. prepare the student for graduate training in psychology; train students to perform effectively as employees of various governmental state and private agencies by offering to the student
   1. the appropriate training in interviewing, psychological assessment, abnormal psychology, and research;
   2. information about human needs and problems;
   3. opportunities to develop the needed competencies for communicating or reporting psychological information and statistics.

Level I (Freshman)

Level II (Sophomore)

Level III (Junior)

Level IV (Senior)

Total Credits: 122

General Education Requirement

University Graduation Requirement

Major Course 

or any 2 part 200 level History

r any ENGL 200 level or above 

BIOL 101  or BIOL 107  or CHEM 101  or PHSC 101  or PHSC 103  

PHIL 103  or PHIL 102  

or IDIS 103  or any Foreign Language or ART 105  or MUSC 201   or DANC 226  or THEA 211 

or any 3 credit Health course, or SPCH 202  or SPCH 204  or GEOG 102  

General Elective - any University course 

Program Elective - any non-required course within the discipline

NOTE: Please consult a program advisor to discuss course options.