Psychology (ID), B.S.

Requirements for the Interdepartmental Major

Eight courses in psychology, including the following

1. PSY 100

   Introduction to Psychology
   1.0
2. PSY 200

   Statistical Methods in Psychology

   As published: “Statistical Methods in Psychology *”
   1.0
3. Upper-Level Elective: One additional PSY course numbered 300 through 452. Students wishing to conduct an interdepartmental senior thesis must complete, PSY 300 prior to beginning their thesis. Please note that a grade of C- or better in PSY 200 is required to enroll in PSY 300 .

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4. *The PSY 200 requirement may be waived for students who earned a 4 or 5 on the AP Statistics exam, or a B+ or better in ECO-243, STA-104, or STA-164. Students who elect to waive the PSY 200 requirement should understand that they may be at a deficit for PSY 300, depending on the extent to which they learned analysis of variance.

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General Electives

1. Any additional five PSY courses at any level

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Honors in Psychology (ID)

Requirements for Honors in Psychology

1. A psychology grade point average of 3.40 or higher

2. Three grades of “A” or “A minus” in psychology “core” courses, which include

1. PSY 200

   Statistical Methods in Psychology
   1.0
2. PSY 210

   Neuroscience: Mind & Behavior
   1.0
3. PSY 212

   Neurobiology
   1.0
4. PSY 213

   Clinical Neuropsychology
   1.0
5. PSY 220

   Attention and Memory
   1.0
6. PSY 225

   The Psychology of Language
   1.0
7. PSY 230

   Social Psychology
   1.0
8. PSY 240

   Developmental Psychology
   1.0
9. PSY 250

   Clinical Psychology 1: Disorders
   1.0
10. PSY 251

    Personality
    1.0
11. PSY 300

    Research Methods in Psychology
    1.0

3. A two-term thesis with a grade of “A” or “A minus”

4. An oral presentation of the student’s work (usually at the Steinmetz Symposium)