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Social & Behavioral Sciences

Manhattan College · Riverdale, NY

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Program
Award
Social & Behavioral Sciences
CIP
13.0701
Credits (computed from items)
548
Catalog edition
2026-2027
Checklist type
degree-program
Identifiers
IPEDS UNITID
192703
CourseShelf checklist
CK_192703_5ec54ab0
CollegeTransfer.Net
Institution Transfer Profile
Source
CourseShelf publish 61

Requirements to complete

Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.

I. The Psychology Core

major core · 4 items
  1. PSYC 150
    Roots: Psychology
    or: PSYC 153 Roots: Psychology - FYS
    3
  2. PSYC 214
    3
  3. PSYC 314
    3
  4. PSYC 414
    Senior Capstone: Advanced Research Methods
    As published: “Senior Capstone: Advanced Research Methods (senior year ONLY)”
    3

II. The Psychology Distribution

19 items
  1. Clinical Psychology/Personality Psychology
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  2. PSYC 421
    3
  3. PSYC 347
    3
  4. Social Psychology/Applied Psychology
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  5. PSYC 321
    3
  6. PSYC 373
    3
  7. PSYC 374
    3
  8. Cognitive Neuroscience: Group A
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  9. PSYC 332
    3
  10. PSYC 333
    3
  11. PSYC 340
    3
  12. Cognitive Neuroscience: Group B
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  13. PSYC 435
    3
  14. PSYC 467
    3
  15. Developmental Psychology
    Not resolved to a course
    3
  16. PSYC 334
    3
  17. PSYC 345
    3
  18. PSYC 346
    3
  19. One Elective in Psychology
    Not resolved to a course
    3

Students will choose one elective from all PSYC courses offered

electives · 0 items

    The following science requirements:

    6 items
    1. BIOL 111& BIOL 191
      General Biology Iand General Biology I Lab
      Not resolved to a course
      4
    2. BIOL 112& BIOL 192
      General Biology IIand General Biology II Lab
      Not resolved to a course
      4
    3. Two of the following:
      Not resolved to a course
      12
    4. BIOL 207& BIOL 208
      Anatomy and Physiology Iand Anatomy and Physiology II
      Not resolved to a course
    5. CHEM 101& CHEM 102
      General Chemistry Iand General Chemistry II
      Not resolved to a course
    6. PHYS 107& PHYS 108
      Introduction to Physics Iand Introduction to Physics II
      Not resolved to a course

    Requirements for Education students concentrating in Psychology

    0 items

      The following eight courses are required (24 credits):

      8 items
      1. PSYC 203
        3
      2. PSYC 214
        3
      3. PSYC 314
        3
      4. PSYC 310
        3
      5. PSYC 321
        3
      6. PSYC 333
        3
      7. PSYC 340
        3
      8. PSYC 421
        3

      Psychology/Education students must also successfully complete two of the following elective courses (6 credits):

      electives · 5 items
      1. PSYC 302
        3
      2. PSYC 343
        3
      3. PSYC 347
        3
      4. PSYC 348
        3
      5. PSYC 316
        3

      Optional Concentration in Industrial/Organizational Psychology (for Psychology Majors only)

      concentration · 11 items
      1. PSYC 373
        3
      2. PSYC 374
        3
      3. PSYC 302
        3
      4. One of the following:
        Not resolved to a course
        3
      5. PSYC 333
        3
      6. PSYC 341
        3
      7. One of the following:
        Not resolved to a course
        3
      8. PSYC 429
        3
      9. PSYC 430
        3
      10. PSYC 375
        3
      11. PSYC 475
        3

      Requirements for a Major in Criminology

      major core · 24 items
      1. SOC 270
        Criminology
        As published: “Criminology (Spring)”
        3
      2. SOC 294
        Gender, Crime & Justice
        As published: “Gender, Crime & Justice (Fall)”
        3
      3. SOC 307
        Research Methods
        As published: “Research Methods (Fall)”
        3
      4. SOC 324
        Sociological Theories
        As published: “Sociological Theories (Fall)”
        3
      5. SOC 416
        Seminar in Sociology
        As published: “Seminar in Sociology (Spring)”
        3
      6. SOC 253
        3
      7. SOC 275
        3
      8. SOC 308
        3
      9. SOC 310
        Sociology of Deviance
        As published: “Sociology of Deviance (Variance: PSYCH 257))”
        3
      10. SOC 313
        3
      11. SOC 317
        3
      12. SOC 323
        Constitutional Law: Governmental Powers
        As published: “Constitutional Law: Governmental Powers (Cross listed POSC 323)”
        3
      13. SOC 326
        Constitutional Law: Civil Liberties
        As published: “Constitutional Law: Civil Liberties (Cross listed POSC 324)”
        3
      14. SOC 327
        3
      15. SOC 361
        3
      16. SOC 362
        3
      17. SOC 364
        3
      18. SOC 367
        Criminal Justice Ethics
        As published: “Criminal Justice Ethics (Cross listed RELS 399)”
        3
      19. SOC 369
        3
      20. SOC 273
        3
      21. SOC 290
        3
      22. SOC 295
        3
      23. SOC 302
        3
      24. SOC 304
        3

      Requirements for a Minor in Criminology

      17 items
      1. SOC 270
        Criminology
        As published: “Criminology (Spring)”
        3
      2. SOC 294
        Gender, Crime & Justice
        As published: “Gender, Crime & Justice (Fall)”
        3
      3. SOC 253
        3
      4. SOC 273
        3
      5. SOC 275
        3
      6. SOC 308
        3
      7. SOC 310
        Sociology of Deviance
        As published: “Sociology of Deviance (Variance: PSYCH 257)”
        3
      8. SOC 313
        3
      9. SOC 317
        3
      10. SOC 323
        Constitutional Law: Governmental Powers
        As published: “Constitutional Law: Governmental Powers (Cross listed POSC 323)”
        3
      11. SOC 326
        Constitutional Law: Civil Liberties
        As published: “Constitutional Law: Civil Liberties (Cross listed POSC 324)”
        3
      12. SOC 327
        3
      13. SOC 361
        3
      14. SOC 362
        3
      15. SOC 364
        3
      16. SOC 367
        Criminal Justice Ethics
        As published: “Criminal Justice Ethics (Cross listed RELS 399)”
        3
      17. SOC 369
        3

      Requirements for a Major in Sociology

      major core · 55 items
      1. SOC 220
        Social Problems
        As published: “Social Problems (Fall) Major declaration”
        3
      2. SOC 307
        Research Methods
        As published: “Research Methods (Fall) Junior/Senior”
        3
      3. SOC 324
        Sociological Theories
        As published: “Sociological Theories Junior”
        3
      4. SOC 304
        Social Inequalities
        As published: “Social Inequalities (Advanced Research Methods)”
        or: SOC 352 Advanced Qualitative Methods
        3
      5. SOC 416
        Seminar in Sociology
        As published: “Seminar in Sociology (Spring) Senior”
        3
      6. SOC 290
        Codes of Gender
        As published: “Codes of Gender (Fall)”
        3
      7. SOC 295
        Capitalism
        As published: “Capitalism (Fall)”
        3
      8. SOC 302
        Race and Resistance
        As published: “Race and Resistance (Spring)”
        3
      9. SOC 204
        3
      10. SOC 205
        3
      11. SOC 208
        3
      12. SOC 210
        3
      13. SOC 211
        3
      14. SOC 212
        3
      15. SOC 217
        3
      16. SOC 253
        3
      17. SOC 262
        3
      18. SOC 270
        3
      19. SOC 273
        3
      20. SOC 275
        3
      21. SOC 290
        Codes of Gender
        As published: “Codes of Gender (no double dipping w/ structural inequalities)”
        3
      22. SOC 302
        Race and Resistance
        As published: “Race and Resistance (no double dipping w/ structural inequalities)”
        3
      23. SOC 303
        3
      24. SOC 306
        3
      25. SOC 308
        3
      26. SOC 310
        3
      27. SOC 311
        3
      28. SOC 313
        3
      29. SOC 315
        Special Topics: in Sociology
        As published: “Special Topics: in Sociology (or SOC 316)”
        3
      30. SOC 317
        3
      31. SOC 318
        3
      32. SOC 319
        3
      33. SOC 323
        3
      34. SOC 326
        3
      35. SOC 327
        3
      36. SOC 328
        3
      37. SOC 332
        3
      38. SOC 333
        3
      39. SOC 334
        3
      40. SOC 335
        3
      41. SOC 338
        3
      42. SOC 353
        3
      43. SOC 361
        3
      44. SOC 362
        3
      45. SOC 364
        3
      46. SOC 366
        3
      47. SOC 367
        3
      48. SOC 369
        3
      49. SOC 375
        3
      50. SOC 380
        3
      51. SOC 460
        Independent Study
        As published: “Independent Study (or SOC 461)”
        3
      52. SOC 465
        3
      53. SOC 466
        3
      54. SOC 294
        3
      55. SOC 295
        Capitalism
        As published: “Capitalism (no double dipping w/ structural inequalities)”
        3

      Requirements for a Minor in Sociology

      52 items
      1. SOC 220
        Social Problems
        As published: “Social Problems (Fall)”
        3
      2. SOC 290
        Codes of Gender
        As published: “Codes of Gender (Fall)”
        3
      3. SOC 295
        Capitalism
        As published: “Capitalism (Fall)”
        3
      4. SOC 302
        Race and Resistance
        As published: “Race and Resistance (Spring)”
        3
      5. SOC 304
        Social Inequalities
        As published: “Social Inequalities (Spring)”
        3
      6. SOC 204
        3
      7. SOC 205
        3
      8. SOC 208
        3
      9. SOC 210
        3
      10. SOC 211
        3
      11. SOC 212
        3
      12. SOC 217
        3
      13. SOC 253
        3
      14. SOC 262
        3
      15. SOC 270
        3
      16. SOC 273
        3
      17. SOC 275
        3
      18. SOC 290
        Codes of Gender
        As published: “Codes of Gender (no double dipping w/ structural inequalities)”
        3
      19. SOC 302
        Race and Resistance
        As published: “Race and Resistance (no double dipping w/ structural inequalities)”
        3
      20. SOC 303
        3
      21. SOC 306
        3
      22. SOC 308
        3
      23. SOC 310
        3
      24. SOC 311
        3
      25. SOC 313
        3
      26. SOC 315
        Special Topics: in Sociology
        As published: “Special Topics: in Sociology (or SOC 316)”
        3
      27. SOC 317
        3
      28. SOC 318
        3
      29. SOC 319
        3
      30. SOC 323
        3
      31. SOC 326
        3
      32. SOC 327
        3
      33. SOC 328
        3
      34. SOC 332
        3
      35. SOC 333
        3
      36. SOC 334
        3
      37. SOC 335
        3
      38. SOC 338
        3
      39. SOC 353
        3
      40. SOC 361
        3
      41. SOC 362
        3
      42. SOC 364
        3
      43. SOC 366
        3
      44. SOC 367
        3
      45. SOC 369
        3
      46. SOC 375
        3
      47. SOC 380
        3
      48. SOC 460
        Independent Study
        As published: “Independent Study (or SOC 461)”
        3
      49. SOC 465
        3
      50. SOC 466
        3
      51. SOC 294
        3
      52. SOC 295
        Capitalism
        As published: “Capitalism (no double dipping w/ structural inequalities)”
        3
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