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PIN ___________
Seton Hall University Department of Psychology Student Advisement Checklist (BS degree)
Name Kathryn Tatulli_____________
ID___10915142_____________
Credits completed/GPA hours:________ (Includes credits in progress†:________)
Advisor: Dr. Fisher
Remaining to graduate (120 required):________
University Core
College English I (ENGL1201)_Fall 2012_
College English II (ENGL1202) Spring 2012
University Life (CORE1001)_Fall 2012
Journey of Transformation (CORE1101)
_Fall 2012___
Christianity & Culture in Dialogue
(CORE2101)_Fall 2013____
Engaging the World (CORE3xxx)
Fall 2016
Proficiency-infused courses (10 required) _________
Arts and Sciences BS Core
A. Mathematics and Science* (15-16 cr)
MATH1401 Spring 2013
A-1. Two MATH at 1401 or higher or 1 MATH at 1401 or
higher + 1 CSAS*
MATH1411 Fall 2013
CHEM1123/CHEM1125 Fall
BIOL1201 Spring 2013
A-2. Two BIOL, CHEM, or PHYS courses + laboratory*
2013
B. Oral communication (2 cr)
COST1500 Spring 2014
C. Philosophy & Religion* (6 cr)
RELS1502 Spring 2013
PHIL1105 Fall 2014
D. Historical/Aesthetics/Literature* (6 cr)
HIST2170 Spring 2014
HIST2171 Spring 2015
E. Language/Multicultural* (6 cr)
SPAN 2001Fall 2013
SPAN2002 Spring 2014
F. Social Science* (6 cr)
PSYC1101_Fall 2012
ANTH1201 Spring 2014
Psychology BS Core (minimum 44 credits)
Introduction to Psychology (PSYC1101; 3cr)__Fall 2012___
Orientation to the Psychology Major (PSYC1201; 1 cr)_ Fall 2012_
Psychological Statistics (PSYC2311; 4 cr)_Spring 2014____
Research Methods (PSYC3311; 4 cr)__Fall 2014___
Advanced Seminar in Psychology (PSYC5113, cross-listed with PSYC5111; 3 cr)_Spring 2016__
Social/Developmental course (3 cr): PSYC 2212 Spring 2013
Fieldwork/Applied course (3 cr): PSYC 1219 Fall 2014
Biological Psychology (PSYC3217; 3 cr): Spring 2015
Clinical/Professional course (3 cr): PSYC1218 Fall 2013
Experiential Learning course: PSYC2315 Spring 2015
Laboratory courses** (2 cr): PSYC3227 Spring 2015
PSYC3214 Fall 2015
Learning & Cognition course** (3 cr): PSYC3214 Fall 2015
PSYC electives (9-12 cr; at least 6 credits must
PSYC 2216 Spring 2014
be at 2000 level or above)
PSYC 2211 Fall 2014
PSYC2214 Fall 2015
PSYC 1219 Spring 2015
PSYC3219 Spring 2016
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Subtract credits for courses currently being repeated.
* Courses must be from the list approved by the College of Arts and Sciences.
** Two laboratory courses with the co-requisite of the related 3 credit lecture course must be completed. The laboratory course cannot be taken prior
to Research Methods (PSYC3311), but it may be taken at the same time.
Important Reminders
Psychology majors must earn at least a C- in Introduction to Psychology.
Students with more than one major should seek advising every semester from their advisor in each major.
Sequence Courses
Psychological Statistics (PSYC 2311), Research Methods (PSYC 3311), and Advanced Seminar in Psychology (PSYC 5113) are “sequence” classes
– that is, each course is a prerequisite for the next and you must take them in the order listed. You must earn at least a C- in each class to take the
next class in the sequence. If you do not earn at least a C-, you must re-take the class until a C- is earned. You may not take the next class in the
sequence until you have earned a C- in the previous class. Additionally, you must earn at least a C- in Advanced Seminar in Psychology in order to
graduate.
PSYC 2311, 3311, and 5113 may each be taken a maximum of 3 times.
Credit at other institutions
You may complete up to 12 credits of general electives at other schools with advance permission from the appropriate Department Chair and Dean’s
Office. The last 30 credits must be taken at Seton Hall, and no course required for the Psychology major, a minor, or the University or Arts &
Sciences Core can be taken anywhere except Seton Hall. See the undergraduate catalogue for details.
PSYCHOLOGY COURSE DISTRIBUTION LIST
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A course taken to complete the Experiential Learning course may “double-dip” – that is, it may also count toward another PSYC category
requirement
**Two Laboratory courses with the co-requisite of their related 3 credit lecture course must be completed
The laboratory courses must be taken with their associated lectures (e.g. PSYC3224 Cognitive Psychology Laboratory must be taken with
PSYC3214 Cognitive Psychology).
Research Methods (PSYC 3311) is a pre- or co-requisite for the PSYC laboratory courses
† Students may take either Child or Developmental Psychology, but not both.
SOCIAL/DEVELOPMENTAL COURSES
complete 3 credits
PSYC 1212 – Child Psychology†
PSYC 1213 – Adolescent Psychology
PSYC 1214 – Adult Development
PSYC 1215 (WMST 1215) – Psychology of Gender
PSYC 2212 – Developmental Psychology†
PSYC 2216 – Social Psychology
PSYC 3212 – Advanced Social Psychology
FIELDWORK/APPLIED COURSES
complete 3 credits
PSYC 1216 – Industrial/Organizational Psychology
PSYC 1219 – Sports Psychology
PSYC 1222 – International Psychology
PSYC 1223 – Psychology of Religion
PSYC 2315 – Laboratory Research Experience
PSYC 3408-3413 – Internship in Psychology
CLINICAL/PROFESSIONAL COURSES
complete 3 credits
PSYC 1211 – Adjustment
PSYC 1218 – Drug & Alcohol
PSYC 1221 – Exceptional Child
PSYC 2211 – Personality Concepts
PSYC 2213 – Adult Child Relations
PSYC 2214 – Abnormal Psychology
PSYC 2215 – Psychological Testing
LEARNING & COGNITION COURSES**
complete 3 credits
PSYC 3220 – Learning
PSYC 3216 – Motivation & Emotion
PSYC 3214 – Cognitive Psychology
BIOLOGICAL BASES OF BEHAVIOR AND MENTAL
PROCESSES COURSES**
complete PSYC3217
PSYC 3213 – Sensation & Perception
PSYC 3217 – Biological Psychology
PSYC 3219 – Human Neuropsychology
LABORATORY COURSES**
complete 2 credits
PSYC3224 – Cognitive Psychology Laboratory
PSYC3225 – Learning Laboratory
PSYC3227 – Biological Psychology Laboratory
COURSES THAT FULFILL THE 3 CREDIT EXPERIENTIAL
LEARNING REQUIREMENT
PSYC 3408-3413 – Internship in Psychology
PSYC 2315 – Laboratory Research Experience
Any other PSYC course with an explicit service learning component
Last updated 8/7/12 AH