Minor in Psychology

The minor in Psychology is intended to meet the needs of students who recognize that an understanding and analysis of individual psychological processes is an important component of their education. The minor may also be of interest to students who have an interest in a double major but are unable to satisfy all of the requirements in two major fields.

Entry into the minor requires that General Psychology (or an equivalent introductory course) be taken as a prerequisite. Students who have completed PSY101 and who are interested in a minor in Psychology are expected to meet with a Psychology Department faculty member to discuss the selection of courses appropriate to their major and their own personal interests. No more than three courses that are required for a student’s major can count towards fulfilling requirements for the minor.

Required prerequisite  
  General Psychology course (PSY 101 or equivalent) 3.0
Required courses (Select eight of the following courses)
24.0
Developmental Psychology 3.0
Approaches to Personality 3.0
Introduction to Social Psychology 3.0
Evolutionary Psychology 3.0
Physiological Psychology 3.0
Sensation and Perception 3.0
Psychology of Learning 3.0
Abnormal Psychology 3.0
Research Methods in Psychology 3.0
Cognitive Psychology 3.0
Psychological Testing and Assessment 3.0
Sports Psychology 3.0
Industrial Psychology 3.0
Death and Dying 3.0
Drugs and Human Behavior 3.0
Advanced Developmental Psychology 3.0
Human Factors and Cognitive Engineering 3.0
The Psychology of Human-Computer Interaction 3.0
Psychological Testing and Assessment 3.0
Counseling Psychology 3.0
Advanced Social Psychology 3.0
Experimental Psychology 3.0
Computer-Assisted Data Analysis I 3.0
Computer-Assisted Data Analysis II 3.0
History and Systems 3.0
Neuropsychology 3.0
Theories and Practice in Clinical Psychology 3.0
Directed Studies in Psychology Variable