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| APR | Exceptions | Staying a PSYC Major | Required Coursework | PSYC Courses | Audit | B.S. Option |
| ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE REVIEW (APR) at 45 CREDITS | APPEAL OF DISMISSAL FROM PSYC OR FOR EXCEPTION TO PSYC POLICY | OTHER POLICIES WHICH CAN IMPACT REMAINING A PSYC MAJOR | REQUIRED COURSES OF PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS | PSYC COURSE LISTING WITH PREREQUISITES | PSYCHOLOGY AUDIT DURING JUNIOR YEAR | RECEIVING A BS DEGREE INSTEAD OF A BA IN PSYC |
| Psychology Honors | Annual Awards | Psi Chi | Research Opportunities | Internship Opportunities | PSYC Listserv | Advising |
| PSYCHOLOGY HONORS PROGRAM AND GUIDE TO HONORS PROGRAM | ANNUAL AWARDS FOR PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS | PSI CHI: A NATIONAL HONORS ORGANIZATION FOR PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS | RESEARCH OPPORTUNITIES FOR PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS | INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITIES FOR PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS | PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS LISTSERV ARCHIVE | ADVISING IN PSYCHOLOGY |
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Bachelor of Science Option (BS Degree instead of BA in PSYC)
Students who wish to pursue the Bachelor of Science degree (B.S.) must complete at least 5 courses/17 credits in mathematics and science. Courses used to satisfy the math/science supporting course sequence, required of all psychology majors, (list A, given below) may be used to satisfy the requirement for the B.S. degree. Please note, however, that all B.S. candidates must complete at least three advanced courses (list B, given below) and at least two lab courses. Use the B.S. checklist on the next page to plan the way you will satisfy these requirements and consult with an advisor if you have any questions.
A. Psychology Supporting Math and Science Courses: BSCI 105, 106 CHEM 131/132 (formerly CHEM 103), 113 MATH 111, 140, 220 PHYS 121, 122
B. Psychology Advanced Math and Science Courses: BSCI 201, 202, 222-224, 230, 312, 338D, 342, 360, 361, 363, 370, 375, 380, 390, 392, 394, 410, 412-414, 416-426, 430-434, 436-440, 443-447, 451, 462-466, 470, 471, 473-475, 484, 485 BCHM 261 or higher except BCHM 399 CHEM 231 or higher except CHEM 287, 374, 395, 398, 399, 450, 498 CMSC 211 or higher except CMSC 307, 390, 498 MATH 141 or higher except MATH 210, 211, 220, 299, 478, 498, 499 PHYS 141 or higher except PHYS 170, 221, 222, 299, 305, 389, 395, 398, 399, 428, 490, 499 STAT 400 or higher
NOTE: 1. These lists are subject to change. We strongly recommend that you ask a psychology advisor to review the way you plan to satisfy the B.S. requirements and that a notation be made in your file.
2. A GPA of 2.0 or higher must be obtained in the 17 credit supporting sequence. For example, a grade of “D” may be counted towards the B.S. as long as the student has higher grades (“B” or better) in other classes to compensate for the “D.”
3. Advanced math/science courses taken to fulfill the B.S. requirements may not be used to satisfy the CORE Advanced Studies requirement.
4. You may not count a 300 or 400 level Advanced Science course used to fulfill the B.S. requirement in Psyc. towards your Advanced Studies Requirement for CORE.
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