Psychology, Bachelor of Science, Clinical Track

Program Requirements for Clinical Track Psychology Majors

Psychology Majors in the Clinical Track are required to complete the following courses along with 6 elective PSYC credits:

Psychology Majors in the Clinical Track are required to complete the following courses along with 6 elective PSYC credits:

PSYC 211	General Psychology	3
PSYC 251	Developmental Psychology	3
PSYC 270	Psychological Applications of Statistics	3
PSYC 314	Physiological Psychology	3
	Or
PSYC 325	Sensation and Perception	3
PSYC 315	Contemporary Approaches to Learning	3
PSYC 410	Social Psychology	3
PSYC 421	Experimental Psychology I	3
PSYC 422	Experimental Psychology II	3
PSYC 431	Abnormal Psychology	3
	Or
PSYC 432	Abnormal Behaviors in Children and Adolýescents	3
PSYC 433	Clinical I: Clinical Psychology	3
PSYC 434	Clinical II: Strategies and Techniques	3
PSYC 450	Personality Psychology	3
PSYC 451A	Clinical Internship	3
PSYC 490	Senior Seminar	3

Psychology majors may consider scheduling MATH 155, Statistics for the Behavioral and Social Sciences, as their Liberal Arts Core math requirement and Biology 130, Anatomy and Physiology, as their Liberal Arts Core science requirement. Students must earn a total of 120 credits across the major, core, and electives in order to be awarded the baccalaureate degree.

Psychology majors may consider scheduling MATH 155, Statistics for the Behavioral and Social Sciences, as their Liberal Arts Core math requirement and Biology 130, Anatomy and Physiology, as their Liberal Arts Core science requirement. Students must earn a total of 120 credits across the major, core, and electives in order to be awarded the baccalaureate degree.