Psychology, Human Service, B.A.

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Description and Learning Outcomes

Requirements

Students must complete the Core Courses and one of the Concentrations described below. A student may not earn more than two “C‐” grades within the requirements of the major.

Psychology Core Courses

(41+Credits)

PS 1110 - Introduction to Psychology (4 Credits)
PS 2050 - Social Psychology (4 Credits)
PS 2100 - Careers in Psychology (2 Credits)
PS 2110 - Writing & Research in Psychology (4 Credits)
PS 2160 - Life‐Span Development (4 Credits)
PS 2310 - Statistics for the Social Sciences (4 Credits)
PS 3210 - Abnormal Psychology (4 Credits)
PS 3260 - Cognitive Psychology (4 credits)
PS 4100 - Professional Preparation in Psychology (2 Credits)
PS 4220 - Research Methods (4 Credits)
PS 4260 - Neuropsychology (4 credits)
PS 4910 - Internship Variable Credits (1‐16)

Human Services Concentration

(16 Credits)

Required Courses for this concentration:

PS 2420 (SW 2420) - Systems of Care (4 credits)
PS 3160 - Child Psychology (4 Credits)
PS 3310 - Culture and the Practice of Psychology (4 Credits)
PS 4320 - Fundamentals of Counseling and Therapy (4 Credits)

Liberal Arts & Sciences Core Curriculum, Bachelor’s Degree

LAS 1000 - Bridges to Learning (2 Credits)
WR 1010 - Composition (4 Credits) or approved LAS Writing Course.
MT 1100 - Quantitative Reasoning (4 Credits) or higher
LAS 1 (LAS 1110) - The Natural Environment - Understanding Our Place in the Natural World (4 Credits)
LAS 2 (LAS 1120) - The Civic Environment - Democratic Values (4 Credits)
LAS 3 (LAS 2110) - Creative Arts (4 Credits)
LAS 4 (LAS 2120) - Social Sciences (4 Credits)
LAS 5 (LAS 2130) - Natural and Biological Sciences (4 Credits)
LAS 6 (LAS 2140) - Humanities (4 Credits)
LAS 7 (LAS 3110) - Global Perspectives (4 Credits)
LAS Elective (4 Credits) One additional course that meets any LAS requirement or combination of two 2-credit approved electives.

Electives

Select additional electives to reach 120 credits for a Bachelor’s degree.