Program Planning Guide Anoka-Ramsey Community College’s Associate in Arts (AA) to Metropolitan State University’s Psychology B.A. 2014-2015 Complete during first half of your program Anoka-Ramsey Community College Associate in Arts Notes Minnesota Transfer Curriculum (MnTC)--40 Credits Course. Cr Term/Year Registered Grade Goal 1—ENGL 1121—College Writing & Critical Reading (4) Goal 1—Select one of the following COMM courses: CMST 1110—Introduction to Communications (3) CMST 2215—Public Speaking (3) CMST 2220—Interpersonal Communication (3) Goal 2—three courses required. Goal 3—one Physical Science course and one Biological Science course. One of these must have a lab. Physical Science Biological Science Goal 4—Must fulfill both Category A and B Category A—Demonstrated competency in mathematics Category B—MATH 1100, 1110, 1120, 1200, 1201, 1210, 1310, 40 1400, 1301, or PHIL `1105. Goal 5—A total of two courses; the courses must be from two different categories. Economics/Geography Anthropology/Psychology/Sociology History/Political Science Goal 6—A total of two courses; the courses must be from two different categories. A—Literature & Creative Writing B—Humanities/Philosophy C—Art/Music/Theatre Goals 7, 8, 9, and 10—One course required in each goal area. This requirement can be met by taking courses in Goals 1-6 that also meet one of these goal areas. AA Completion Coursework—20 credits Wellness Requirement. 3 Electives Note: Metropolitan State requires at least 40 credits The following courses have Metropolitan State course equivalencies in the of upper-division work (300-level +) in a bachelor’s Psychology BA program (see below) degree. Although most of these Elective courses are equivalent to upper-division Metro State courses, they PSYC 1110—General Psychology (4)—equiv. to PSYC 100 17 will transfer to Metropolitan State as lower-division PSYC 2260—Social Psychology (3)—equiv. to PSYC 336 credits. You still need to complete 40 credits of PSYC 2250—Abnormal Psychology (3)—equiv. To PSYC 300 upper-division courses to graduate from Metropolitan PSYC 2270—Theories of Personality (3)—equiv. to PSYC 332 State. PSYC 2235—Lifespan Development (4)—equiv. to PSYC 311 Complete during second half of your program Metropolitan State University Psychology BA Psychology BA Completion Coursework—60 credits Major Requirements: At least 40 credits needed for major; 24 credits must be earned at Metropolitan State; 30 credits must be at the upper-division course level. Pre- or co-requisite Courses 9 Met by taking PSYC 1110 (above) PSYC 100—General Psychology (4) PSYC 212—Issues of Diversity and Ethics in Psychology (3) PSYC 250—Academic and Career Pathways in Psychology (2) Required Courses 9 PSYC 312—Research Methods (5) (LS) PSYC 405—History and Systems of Psychology (4) Core Content Area—select 1 course from 3 of the 4 areas 16-17 Area I Met by taking PSYC 2260 (above) o PSYC 336—Social Psychology (4) (LS) o PSYC 363—Community Psychology (4) (LS) Area II o PSYC 309—Cognitive Psychology (4) (LS) o PSYC 317—Human Factors (4) (LS) o PSYC 330—Psychology of Learning (4) (LS) o PSYC 345—Biopsychology (5) (LS) Area III Met by taking PSYC 2250 (above) o PSYC 300—Abnormal Psychology (4) (LS) Met by taking PSYC 2270 (above) o PSYC 332—Psychology of Personality (4) (LS) Area IV o PSYC 301—Adolescent Psychology (4) (LS) o PSYC 302—Adult Development (4) (LS) o PSYC 308—Child Psychology (4) (LS) o PSYC 311—Life Span Developmental Psychology (4) (LS) Met by taking PSYC 2235 (above) Application of Knowledge—minimum of 3 credits 3 PSYC 350I, PSYC 399 (LS) or other approved internship/application) Program Electives (upper-division). 10 credits minimum. 10 Electives: Depends on the number of equivalent courses transferred in. Varies Note: You must have 40 upper-division credits to graduate. 10/27/2014