STUDENT:
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COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS & SCIENCES • BS • PSYCHOLOGY
Program Number:
Effective Date: Fall 2011
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GENERAL EDUCATION
I. UNIVERSITY CORE (12 credits)
RC
CR
III. COMPETENCIES ACROSS THE CURRICULUM
GR
3
COURSE:
B. Written Communication:
ENG 023, 024, or 025
COURSE:
3
3
3
WI
3
WI
COURSE:
3
WI
3
C. Visual Literacy (VL) (3 credits)
Communication-Intensive (CM) (3 credits)
3
RC
CR
GR
CAC
A. Natural Sciences: Any lab or non-lab course with prefix
3
3
CD
3
CT
E. Critical Thinking (CT) (3 credits)
3
COURSE:
B. Social Sciences: Any course with prefix ANT, CRJ,
A Competency Across the Curriculum (CAC) course is not a separate course, but
rather an overlay that is “double counted” as fulfilling both the CAC requirement and
another requirement in either General Education (except for the University Core),
the major, or the minor.
ECO, HIS, INT, MCS, PSY, POL, SOC, or SWK; or certain GEG
courses (see note at right)
COURSE:
D. Cultural Diversity (CD) (3 credits)
COURSE:
AST, BIO, CHM, ENV, GEL, MAR, or PHY; or certain GEG
courses (see note at right)
COURSE:
CAC
COURSE:
COURSE:
II. UNIVERSITY DISTRIBUTION (15 credits)
GR
COURSE:
COURSE:
D. Wellness: HEA 110 + activity; or 3-credit Wellness course
COURSE:
CR
B. Quantitative Literacy (QL) (3 credits)
Computer-Intensive (CP) (3 credits)
C. Mathematics: MAT 017 or above
COURSE:
RC
A. Writing Intensive (WI) (9 credits)
A. Oral Communication: SPE 010 or above
3
C. Humanities: Any course with prefix ENG, HUM, PAG, PHI,
WRI, WST, or Modern Language
COURSE:
RC
CR
GR
CAC
3
D. Arts: Any course with prefix ARC, ARH, ART, CDE, CDH,
CFT, DAN, FAR, FAS, MUP, MUS, or THE
COURSE:
IV. COLLEGE DISTRIBUTION (33 credits)
NOTE: GEG courses with a lab and 040, 322, and 323 may be used
in II.A. and GEG courses 040, 204, 274, 305, 322, 323, 324, 347,
380, and 394 may NOT be used in II.B.
3
RC
A. Natural Science, Mathematics, and
Computer Science# (6 credits): Choose one
RC
COURSE:
3
2. Elective: (MLS, GER, SPA, FRE, CHI, or ARA)* or PHI
3
3. Elective: (PAG, MLS, GER, SPA, FRE, CHI, or ARA)*,
2. Elective: MAT, CSC, AST, BIO, CHM, ENV, GEL, PHY, or
COURSE:
MAR; or GEG (see note at right)
B. Social Science (9 credits): Choose one course in
CR
GR
CAC
3
3
ENG, WRI, HUM, or PHI
COURSE:
each subcategory.
3
D. Free Electives (9 credits): Choose any university
1. Elective: HIS, ANT, GEG (see note at right), or POL
courses that count toward graduation.
3
2. Elective: PSY, SOC, CRJ, or SWK
COURSE:
CAC
subcategory.
GEL, PHY, or MAR; or GEG (see note at right)
COURSE:
GR
1. Elective: PAG*, ENG, WRI, or HUM
1. Natural Science with Lab: AST, BIO, CHM, ENV,
COURSE:
CR
C. Humanities (9 credits): Choose one course in each
course in each subcategory.
COURSE:
Minimum required number of credits
Credits earned (fill in number of credits)
Grade earned (fill in letter grade)
Competency Across the Curriculum (fill in designation)
3
E. Free Elective: Any course carrying university credit
COURSE:
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3
COURSE:
3
COURSE:
3
COURSE:
3
3. Elective: ANT, HIS, ECO, GEG (see note at right), PSY,
POL, SOC, CRJ, or SWK
COURSE:
3
NOTE: GEG courses with a lab and 040, 322, and 323 may be used
in IV.A. and GEG courses 040, 204, 274, 305, 322, 323, 324, 347,
380, and 394 may NOT be used in IV.B.
# Students in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences are required to take at least one course in Biological Science (BIO) and at least one course in Physical Science (AST,
CHM, ENV, GEL, PHY, MAR, GEG with lab, or GEG 040, GEG 322, or GEG 323), and at least one of which must be a lab (each course may be counted in either sections II.A
or IV.A).
* Excludes courses in language instruction, conversation, composition, linguistics, syntax, stylistics, and internship courses; contact the Modern Language Studies Department
for clarification.
PROGRAM: #26430
Effective: Fall 2011
Bachelor of Science -- PSYCHOLOGY - INDUSTRIAL/ORGANIZATIONAL TRACK
MAJOR PROGRAM (42-51 Semester Hrs.)
A. PSYCHOLOGY CORE (24 Sem. Hrs.)
1. Foundation Courses * (with a C or better):
PSY 011 - General Psychology
PSY 200 - Statistics for Social &
Behavioral Sciences
PSY 270 - Experimental Psychology
2. Track Courses:
PSY 220 - Industrial & Organizational
PSY 240 - Social Psychology
3. Advanced Courses:
PSY 310 - Principles of Measurement
PSY 379 - History & Systems
PSY 380 - Senior Seminar
B. Required Areas (9 Sem. Hrs.)
A minimum of 1 course from each area
AREA 1** PSY 110 - Child Psychology
PSY 120 - Adolescent Psychology
PSY 125 - Lifespan Development
AREA 2
PSY 311 - Learning, Motivation &
Emotion
PSY 340 - Cognitive Psychology
AREA 3
PSY 312 - Sensation & Perception
PSY 325 - Physiological Psychology
C. Advanced Psychology Electives (6 Sem. Hrs.)
Choose from:
PSY 305 - Practicum in Psychology
PSY 333 - Leadership in Organizations
PSY 336 - Diversity in Organizations
PSY 350 - Personnel Psychology
PSY 351 - Organizational Psychology
PSY 355 - Org. Dev. & Change
PSY 362 - I/O Internship
PSY 370 - Selected Research Topics
D. Psychology Electives (3-12 Sem. Hrs.)
If more than 3, the other 3 to 9 credits go under
General Education Sections III or V.
Gr.
S.H.
E. Concomitant Courses (9 Sem. Hrs.)
Select from the following prefixes: ACC, BUS, MGM,
MKT, POL 347, SOC 270, SPE 274.
Must be 100 level or above.
Gr. S.H.
F. Free Electives, except PSY (9 Sem. Hrs.)
G. Graduation Clearance
I. Cumulative Q.P.A.
II. Total Semester Hours
A. General Education
B. Major Program
C. Concomitant Courses
D. Free Electives
III. Passed Comprehensive Exam
Min.
2.0
120
60
42
9
9
IV. Cleared for Graduation
A. Graduation Date
B. Department Head
C. Date
Notes:
* Completion recommended before earning more than 75 credits.
** A maximum of 6 credits from PSY 110, PSY 120, and PSY 125 may count toward graduation.
Note: An absolute maximum of 51 hours of Psychology may be counted toward graduation requirements.
Psychology majors with less than 90 credits completed must maintain an overall Q.P.A. (that is,
averaged over all courses) of 2.25 or higher each semester to remain in the major.
120 credits are required to graduate.
Check sheet reviewed 7/11