Name: _______________Student ID: _______________Start Term: _______________
COLLEGE OF HUMANITIES AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
KEAN UNIVERSITY
SECOND MAJOR/CONTENT AREA/ P-3 & K-5 EDUCATION MAJORS
FALL 2014
Required Courses: 13 credits
CREDITS GRADE
PSY 2000 Professional Psychology: Principles and Practice
3
PSY 3200 Psychological Statistics 3
PSY 4200 Tests and Measurements* or
3
PSY 4205 Honors Tests and Measurements*
3
PSY 4230 Experimental Psychology* or
4
PSY 4235 Honors Experimental Psychology*
4
Major Electives: 15 credits
Five Psychology courses from at least three categories (see list); selected with departmental advisement
PSY 3
PSY 3
PSY
PSY
3
3
PSY
Major/GE Capstone Course: 3 credits
PSY 4940 Seminar: Issues in Contemporary Psychology
PSY 4945 Honors Seminar: Issues in Contemporary Psy or
3
3
3
* PSY 3200 is a pre-requisite
Note: A course in General Psychology, taken within 10 years, is a prerequisite of the above.
See the School of Psychology on East Campus room 234 for advisement.
Bring this form with you to all advisement sessions.
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(For Graduation only)
Fall 2014

Name: _______________Student ID: _______________Start Term: _______________
PSYCHOLOGY ELECTIVES
DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 2100 Child Psychology
PSY 2110 Psychology of Adolescence
PSY 3110 Lifespan Developmental Psychology
PSY 3120 Adult Psychology (PSY 2100 or 2110 prerequisite)
PSY 3130 Psychology of Aging (PSY 2100 or 2110 prerequisite)
THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS
PSY 3310 Psychology of Learning
PSY 3320 Theories of Personality
PSY 3360 Theories of Motivation
PSY 3540 Abnormal Psychology
PSY 4310 History and Systems of Psychology
PSY 4350 Evolutionary Psychology
APPLIED AREAS
PSY 3200 Psychological Statistics
PSY 3300 Research Design and Analysis
PSY 3400 Organizational Behavior
PSY 3420 Environmental Psychology
PSY 3660 Community Psychology
PSY 4200 Tests and Measurements (PSY3200 prerequisite)
PSY 4230 Experimental Psychology (PSY3200 prerequisite)
PSY 4400 Principles of Behavioral Analysis
PSY 4420 Industrial/Organizational Psychology
PSY 4430 Forensic Psychology
PSY 4450 Psychotherapy and Counseling Techniques (PSY 3540 prerequisite)
PSRT 1102 or 1103 Psychiatric Rehabilitation
SOCIAL AND INTERPERSONAL APPROACHES
PSY 2630 Psychology of Prejudice and Racism
PSY 2640 Marriage & Family
PSY 3000 Cross-Cultural Psychology
PSY 3340 Psychology of Women
PSY 3630 Social Psychology
PSY 3650 Understanding Self and Others
PSY 3680 Positive Psychology
PSRT 1101 Psychiatric Rehabilitation
MIND/BRAIN
PSY 3330 Psychology of Consciousness
PSY 3370 Psychology of Attention
PSY 3380 Psychology of the Arts
PSY 4360 Physiological Psychology
PSY 4380 Psychology of Perception
PSY 4390 Cognitive Processes
PSY 4440 Functional Neuropsychology
NOTE: PSY 4970 INDEPENDENT STUDY & PSY 4960 SPECIAL TOPICS IN PSYCHOLOGY CAN BE TAKEN IN ANY
CONTENT AREA AS DETERMINED BY INSTRUCTOR. IT MAY BE TAKEN ONCE AS A MAJOR ELECTIVE
Fall 2014