University College: Arts  Sciences  Professional Studies
School of Psychology
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
Master of Arts in School Psychology plus Certification
(4/02)
Articulation Program with Intercollege, Cyprus
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Grade Sem Subst
CORE REQUIREMENTS (70 credits)
ENGL1101
ENGL1102
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FRSH1000
MATH1101
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PHIL1000
FOUNDATION COURSES (25 credits)
English Composition I
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English Composition II
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1Foreign Language I
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1Foreign Language II
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Freshman Seminar
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2Comprehensive Math
(3) ____ _Tr _ ____
3Lab Science
(3) ____ _Tr _ ____
3Lab Science/Technology
(3) ____ _Tr _ ____
The Life of the Mind
(3) ____ _Tr _ ____
CORE1006
CORE2007
CORE2008
CORE3009
POLS1102
HIST1101
HIST1102
ENGL2201
ENGL2202
GLOBAL EDUCATION (27 credits)
The Global Challenge
(3) ____ _7__ ____
Perspectives on the Individ (3) ____ _W_ ____
Cross-cultural Perspectives (3) ____ _Tr _ ____
American Experience
(3) ____ _Tr _ ____
Geography & World Issues (3) ____ _Tr _ ____
Western Civilization I
(3) ____ _Tr _ ____
Western Civilization II
(3) ____ _Tr _ ____
Masterpieces of World Lit I (3) ____ _7__ ____
Masterpieces of World Lit II (3) ____ _8__ ____
DISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVES (15 credits)
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Communication or Speech (3) ____ _Tr _ ____
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Fine Arts
(3) ____ _Tr _ ____
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Political Sci or Int’l Studies (3) ____ _Tr _ ____
PSYC1101
General Psychology I
(3) ____ _Tr _ ____
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Soc or Criminal Justice
(3) ____ _Tr _ ____
MULTI-DISCIPLINARY PERSPECTIVE (3 credits)
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Jr/Sr Integrative Seminar (3) ____ _8__ ____
BASIC SKILLS/EXCESS CREDITS
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REPEAT CREDITS
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Intercollege / FDU (3+3) - 176 Credits
(87 Credits at FDU: 27 UG and 60 G; 12 subst. UG credits)
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Grade Sem Subst
MAJOR REQUIREMENTS (30 credits)
PSYC1102 General Psychology II
PSYC2204 Child Development
PSYC2234 Social Psychology
PSYC2201 Statistics
PSYC3202 Experimental Psychology
PSYC3315 Abnormal Psychology
PSYC ____ Psychology Elective
PSYC ____ Psychology Elective
PSYC ____ Psychology Elective
PSYC ____ Psychology Elective
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FREE ELECTIVES (16 credits)
All transfer credits from Intercollege (see semester breakdown).
GRADUATE COURSES (60 credits)
PSYC6601
PSYC6121
PSYC6111
PSYC6630
PSYC6651
EDUC7721
PSYC7615
EDUC6738
Basic Problems in Psych
(3) ____ _7__ _X _
Statistics
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Theories of Personality
(3) ____ _8__ _X _
Counseling and Interviewing (3) ____ _8__ _X _
Ethics and Prof Prac in Schls (3) ____ _9__ ____
Philosophy of Education
(3) ____ _9__ ____
Child Assessment I
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EDUC6756 Intro to Teach Exceptnl Child (3) ____ _9 _ ____
PSYC7122 Developmental Psychology (3) ____ _10 ____
PSYC8115 Child Psychopathology
(3) ____ _10 _ _
PSYC7820 Psych of Teach/Lrng Process (3) ____ _10 ____
PSYC7815 Child Assessment II
(3) ____ _10 ____
PSYC6722 Sociology of Education
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EDUC6627 Orient to School Testing
(3) ____ _11 ____
PSYC8815 Child Assessment III
(3) ____ _11 ____
_________ 4Graduate Psychology Elective(3) ____ _11 ____
_________ 4Graduate Psychology Elective(3) ____ _11 ____
PSYC8725 Child/Adolescent Therapy
(3) ____ _12 ____
PSYC7825 Child Neuropsychology
(3) ____ _12 ____
PSYC8910 School-Based Consultation (3) ____ _12 ____
PSYC8920 Externship in School Psych (3) ____ _12 ____
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➱ 1FOREIGN LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS: This requirement may be satisfied in three ways: (a) by taking six credits
at the intermediate-level or above in Spanish, French, Italian, or German; (b) by taking six credits at the elementary level
of a non-western European language such as, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, or Russian; or (c) by taking six credits of
immersion courses in any language followed by a university-sponsored intercultural travel experience.
Incoming students who have not had the equivalent of six credits of Spanish, French, Italian, or German as determined by
a proficiency exam or who wish to start a new foreign language, must take six credits of elementary foreign language as a
prerequisite to the core foreign language requirements. Elementary foreign language courses may be used as free
electives.
International students requiring three or four English as a Second Language (ESL) courses may use the highest two
courses to satisfy the language requirement or as free electives.
Language credits will not be awarded for a student’s native language.
➱ 2MATHEMATICS REQUIREMENTS: A higher-level math course may be taken in place of MATH 1101 if the student
is adequately prepared for such a course.
➱ 3LABORATORY SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY REQUIREMENTS: An appropriate laboratory science in astronomy,
biology, chemistry, geology, or physics or a technology course may be taken.
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courses are classified as graduate psychology electives. Any graduate psychology courses may be taken.
➱ GENERAL NOTE: The College Core Requirements (70 credits) should normally be completed in the first two years.
A minimum of 128 credits is required for graduation. An additional 48 credits are required for the graduate degree.
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