UPPER DIVISION FORM
Original copy signed by major and minor advisors must be filed with the Coordinator of Undergraduate Services (Analyst)
for the College of Behavioral and Health Sciences three semesters before graduation.
Student name: (Last)
(First)
Mailing address:
Degree: Bachelor of Science
Major: Industrial/Organ. Psy
COURSES REQUIRED
COMMUNICATION (9 hours)
COMM 2200
ENGL 1010
ENGL 1020
Fundamentals of Communication
Expository Writing
Research & Argumentative Writing
HIST 2010
HIST 2020
HIST 2030
Survey of US History I
Survey of US History II
Tennessee History
HISTORY (Choose 6 hours)
(MI)
ID#:
Email address:
Phone #:
Minor(s):
Catalog: 2011-2012
CREDIT
HOURS
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PROPOSED SUBSTITUTIONS - MUST SUBMIT SUB FORM FOR APPROVAL **
Course Prefix & Number
Sem
Hrs
Institution where
course was taken
9 hours
6 hours
HUMANITIES &/or FINE ARTS (Choose 9 hours)
One course must be in Literature as indicated by a * sign.
The other two courses selected must be with different prefixes.
ENGL 2020
ENGL 2030
Themes in Literature and Culture *
Experience of Literature *
HUM 2610
ANTH 2210
ART 1030
ART 1910
ART 1920
DANC 1000
HIST 1010
Foreign Literature in Translation *
Introduction to World Prehistory
Orientation to Art
Art History Survey I
Art History Survey II
Dance Appreciation
Survey of Western Civilization I
HIST 1020
HIST 1110
HIST 1120
MUS 1030
PHIL 1030
THEA 1030
Survey of Western Civilization II
Survey of World Civilization I
Survey of World Civilization II
Introduction to Music
Introduction to Philosophy
Theatre Appreciation
MATH 1710
MATH 1730
College Algebra
Pre-Calculus
MATHEMATICS (Choose 3 hours)
NATURAL SCIENCES (Choose 8 hours)
The two courses selected must be with different prefixes.
9 hours
3 hours
8 hours
ASTR1030/1031 Exploring the Universe
BIOL1030/1031
BIOL1110/1111
BIOL2010/2011
BIOL2020/2021
CHEM1010/1011
CHEM1030/1031
CHEM1110/1111
CHEM1130/1131
GEOL1030/1031
GEOL1040/1041
PHYS1110
Topics in Biology
General Biology
Human Anatomy & Physiology I
Human Anatomy & Physiology II
Introduction to Chemistry
Chemistry for the Consumer
General Chemistry
Contemporary Issues in Science
Introduction to Earth Science
Physical Geology
Discovering Physics
PHYS1130/1031Contemporary Issues in Science
PHYS2010/2011 Non-Calc-Based Physics I
PHYS2110/2111 Calculus-Based Physics I
PSCI1030/1031
Physical Science
** Any course substitution(s) must be approved on an MTSU Course Substitution form with
appropriate advisor, department chair, and college dean signatures BEFORE being submitted to the Graduation Analyst.
Approval
submitted?
Student name: (Last)
(First)
Degree: Bachelor of Science
Major: Industrial/Organ. Psy
COURSES REQUIRED
SOCIAL/BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
The two courses selected must be with different prefixes.
AAS 2100
ANTH 2010
ECON 2410
GEOG 2000
GS 2010
HLTH1530/1531
JOUR/EMC/ RI 1020
PS 1010
PS 1005
PSY 1410
SOC 1010
SOC 2010
WGST 2100
Introduction to African-American Studies
Cultural Anthropology
Principles of Macroeconomics
Regional Geography
Introduction to Cross-Cultural Experiences
Health and Wellness
American Media and Social Institutions
Foundations of Government
American Government and Politics
General Psychology (REQUIRED FOR MAJOR)
Introductory Sociology
Social Problems
Introduction to Women's Studies
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS
(MI)
Minor(s):
HOURS
6 hours
ID#:
Catalog: 2011-2012
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PROPOSED SUBSTITUTIONS - MUST SUBMIT SUB FORM FOR APPROVAL **
Course Prefix & Number
Sem
Hrs
Institution where course
was taken
Approval submitted?
3
46 hours
Required Core Courses (Must earn a C- or better)
PSY 1410
General Psychology
PSY 2210
Psychology of Social Behavior
PSY 3020
Basic Statistics
PSY 3070
Research Methods
PSY 3071
Research Methods Lab
PSY 3320
Introduction to I/O Psychology
PSY 3230 or
Abnormal Psychology or
PSY 3590
Personality
PSY 4040 or
Intro. to Cognitive or
PSY 4480
Learning Theories
PSY 4260
Intro. to Psychological Testing
PSY 4270
Personnel Selection & Placement
PSY 4290
Wage & Salary Administration
PSY 4330
I/O Training & Development
PSY 4360
Organizational Psychology
PSY 4370
Motivation & Work Attitude
I/O Psychology Electives (select 6 hrs)
Advanced Statistics
PSY 4070
PSY 4340
Human Factors
PSY 4350
Safety Psychology
PSY 4380
Group Dynamics
PSY 4390
Persuasion
PSY 4610
Adult Psychology and Aging
PSY 4720
Multicultural Perspectives
PSY 4730
Apprenticeship: Industrial
3
3
3
3
1
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
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MINOR:
A course cannot be used in both the major and the minor.
Major Advisor's Signature
Minor Advisor's Signature
Date
Date
Degrees require a minimum of:
(1) 120 semester hours with at least a 2.0 grade point average; 12 of the last 18 hours must be taken at MTSU - not transferred;
(2) 42 upper-division hours (3000-4000 level courses) with at least a 2.0 grade point average;
(3) 30 upper-division hours must be taken at MTSU - not transferred; and
(4) 60 senior college hours (taken at a four-year college).
Remedial/Developmental courses do not count toward the 120-hour requirement or cumulative degree GPA.
Courses used to fulfill high school deficiencies can only be counted as ELECTIVE credit.
rev. 8/9/2011
** Any course substitution(s) must be approved on an MTSU Course Substitution form with
appropriate advisor, department chair, and college dean signatures BEFORE being submitted to the Graduation Analyst.
An INTENT TO GRADUATE FORM must be filed with this Upper Division Form three semesters before graduation.
To print an INTENT TO GRADUATE FORM go to http://www.mtsu.edu/records/sforms.htm and choose INTENT TO GRADUATE FORM.