Psychology Major Plan of Study – Bachelor of Arts Catalog Years 2006-2007 and Later Name: Student Admin ID: Email: @uconn.edu Graduation Year: Plan of Study Type: Term: BA Standard Fall/December Spring/May BA Research Requirements: Area Introduction & Foundation Area I Area II Area III Area IV Research 2000-level or above Related courses Total upper-level PSYC credits Bachelor of Arts (BA) Standard Research 1100 & 1103 or 1101 same & 2100WQ or 2100Q 2 courses same 2 courses same 1 course 3100/W 2 courses 3 credits 2 courses 1 course 12 credits same 25 credits 31 credits Restrictions • No more than a combined total of 3 credits of PSYC 3889 or PSYC 3899 can be used. • PSYC 3880 cannot be used, because it has an S/U grading designation. • No more than 7 2000-level or above PSYC transfer credits (approved by the Psychology Department) can be used. Transfer credits are any credits received from a non-UConn source. Notes • Not all courses are regularly offered; underlined courses are typically offered less than once per academic year. • On the line next to the course, indicate the grade received. Substitute “IP” for courses currently in progress & “T” for transfer courses/credits. INTRODUCTION & FOUNDATION REQUIRED 1100 General Psych I 1103/1101 General Psych II 2100WQ/Q Principles of Research in Psych AREA I. SOCIAL, DEVELOPMENTAL, CLINICAL, & I/O TWO COURSES 2300/W Abnormal Psych 2301 Study of Personality 2400 Developmental Psych 2600 Industrial/Organizational Psych 2700 Social Psych AREA II. EXPERIMENTAL & BEHAVIORAL NEUROSCIENCE TWO COURSES 2200 Physiological Psych 2500 Learning 2501 Cognitive Psych 3201 Animal Behavior (EEB 3201) 3500 Psych of Language 3501 Sensation & Perception AREA III. CROSS AREA (I & II) BA STANDARD: ONE COURSE; BA RESEARCH: 3100/W REQUIRED 2110 Psych of Human Sexuality 2201 Drugs & Behavior 3100/W History & Systems of Psych 3102/W Psych of Women (WGSS 3102/W) 3105 Health Psych 3400 Theories in Developmental Psych 3601/W Human Factors Design Advisor’s Signature Associate Department Head’s Signature Summer/August AREA IV. ADVANCED & SPECIALTY BA RESEARCH: TWO COURSES AREA IV LECTURE COURSES 2101 Intro to Multicultural Psych 2701 Social Psych of Multiculturalism 3101 Psychological Testing 3103 Motivation & Emotion (COMM 3103) 3104 Environmental Psych 3106/W Black Psych (AFAM 3106/W) 3200/W Intro to Behavioral Genetics 3300/W Emotional/Behavioral Disorders of Childhood 3301 Intro to Clinical Psych 3370/W Current Topics in Clinical Psych 3401 Psych of Aging 3402W Child Development in Sociopolitical Context 3470/W Current Topics in Developmental Psych 3502 Psych of Consciousness 3503 Computer Modeling of Cognitive Processes 3600/W Social-Organizational Psych 3670/W Current Topics in I/O Psych 3770/W Current Topics in Social Psych 3883 Foreign Study 3884 Seminar in Psych 3885 Special Topics AREA IV LAB COURSES 3150 Lab in Health Psych 3250/W Lab in Animal Behavior & Learning 3251/W Lab in Physiological Psych 3252 Drugs & Behavior Lab 3253 Sensory Neuroscience Lab 3350W Lab in Personality 3450W Lab in Developmental Psych 3550W Lab in Cognition 3551W Psycholinguistics Lab 3552 Lab in Sensation & Perception 3750/W Lab in Social Psych RESEARCH BA RESEARCH: 3 CREDITS 3889 Undergraduate Research 3899 Independent Study 4197W Senior Thesis in Psych (Honors) RELATED COURSES (2000-level or above non-PSYC courses) 12 CREDITS Appropriate related coursework is approved at the discretion of your faculty advisor. The following courses may not be used as they overlap in content too greatly or are cross-listed with PSYC courses: AFAM 3106/W, COMM 3100, COMM 3103, EEB 3201, EPSY 3010, HDFS 2100, WGSS 3102/W. COMPETENCIES REQUIRED PSYC 2100WQ fulfills the Information Literacy, Computer Technology, & Writing in Major requirements. If you took PSYC 2100Q, which does not fulfill the Writing in Major requirement, please indicate which PSYC W course you took instead. PSYC 2100WQ or PSYC W Advisor’s Printed Name Date Date Document1 Updated 2/8/2016