Psychology Minor

Description

A minor in Psychology provides students with an understanding of the scientific approach to examining behavior through various psychological perspectives. This minor equips students with valuable insights applicable across diverse career paths where an understanding of human behavior is important.

Course Requirements

A minor in psychology consists of 18 hours of psychology coursework, including PSYC 2001 Introduction to Psychology.

Other Academic Requirements

Students must achieve a grade of C or better in all coursework counted for the minor in psychology. Psychology courses require a grade of C or better in all prerequisite courses, including those prerequisite courses from other departments. No more than 6 combined credit hours from PSYC 4801 Undergraduate Internship in Psychology, PSYC 4821 Psychology Teaching Internship I, PSYC 4822 Psychology Teaching Internship II, PSYC 4803 Research Problems I, PSYC 4804 Research Problems II, PSYC 4805 Readings and Research in Psychology I, and/or PSYC 4806 Readings and Research in Psychology II may be counted toward the minor.