The Psychology (BA) major will prepare students to work with individuals in a variety of settings. The BA provides foundational knowledge necessary for students interested in completing therapy, or counseling graduate degrees.
Learning Outcomes
- Students will describe the major concepts, theoretical perspectives, and empirical findings. (Theoretical Foundations)
- Students will use statistics to evaluate quantitative research findings. (Statistics)
- Students will use, interpret, and evaluate basic research methods in psychology including research design, data analysis, and interpretation. (Basic Research Methods)
- Students will write and present effectively for different purposes. (Written and Oral Communications
- Students will employ ethical standards in research, practice, and academic contexts. Apply psychological principles to strengthen the community and improve quality of life. (Ethics
- Students will interpret, design, and evaluate psychological research. They will incorporate sociocultural factors in scientific research practices. They will use statistics to evaluate quantitative research findings. (Applied Research)
- Students will refine project management skills. They will cultivate workforce collaboration skills. (Workforce Readiness)
Required Psychology Courses
Item #
Title
Credits
9
2
-
4
Sub-Total Credits
42-44
Required courses in addition to the psychology courses
Students select nine credits from the elective list.
Item #
Title
Credits
9
Sub-Total Credits
9
51-53