The psychology (BS) will prepare students to pursue research, or science focused careers. The BS provides foundational knowledge necessary for students interested in completing allied health graduate degrees or PhDs.
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
2
-
4
6
Sub-Total Credits
39-41
Required courses in addition to psychology
Item #
Title
Credits
Sub-Total Credits
20
Suggested additional courses or majors
Students may wish to complete a double major in sport studies or biology if they intend to pursue further study in Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, or Athletic Training. Students interested in these paths should consider taking the additional courses in sport studies, biology, and other sciences. :
59-61