Graduation Application Processing Form
SECTION I. To be completed by Graduation Candidate.
Candidate Information
Name
Student Identification No.
E-Mail Address
Phone
Date
Candidate Application Information
Anticipated Graduation Term: ___ Fall ___ Spring ___ Summer 20____
Current GPA:
Degree Type:
Credits Earned:
Credits Currently Enrolled:
___ Bachelor of Science ___ Bachelor of Art
Double Major?: ___ No ___ Yes, 150 credits?: ___ No ___ Yes
Re-Applying?:
___ No ___ Yes, Term of most recent appl submission: ___ Fall ___ Spr ___ Sum 20____
Application Packet
This application contains:
___ INTENT TO GRADUATE FORM
Typed
___ GRADUATION PROGRESSION FORM
Typed
Signed (Advisor)
Signed (Student)
___ DEPARTMENTAL EXIT INTERVIEW
Typed
Signed (Advisor)
Signed (Student)
___ RECENT TRANSCRIPT
No older than 1 week (Print Date)
For Student Use
Submission & Application Procedures
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Meet with your Advisor.
Review and Discuss Application Packet with Advisor.
After Advisor signs forms, STUDENT SUBMITS Application packet to Administrative Assistant.
Note Deadline for Applying for Graduation.
Monitor iRattler Student Center Page for “Eligible to Apply” service indicator.
Apply for Graduation.
Complete University’s Exit Interview.
Additional Student Responsibilities (Discuss with your Advisor)
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Ensure requirements for ALL grade changes are completed prior to the last day of classes.
Ensure requirements for ALL INCOMPLETE grades are completed prior to the last day of classes.
Ensure ALL Student Submission and Application Deadlines are met.
Familiarize yourself with ALL graduation requirements (e.g., 120 credits, 18 minor credits, 2.0+ GPA).
Ensure you have a minimum of 37 PSYCHOLOGY CREDITS (Core=19, Elective=12, Prerequisite=6).
Ensure that no SINGLE course is used to satisfy TWO DIFFERENT requirements.
Ensure that credits awarded for Failed (“D” grade) REQUIRED COURSES are not calculated in total
credits earned for graduation; NO CREDITS are COUNTED TWICE toward the 120 graduation credits.
SECTION II. To be completed by Advisor & Chairperson.
For Departmental Use ONLY
The following must be posted on FAMU transcript prior to graduation approval:
AA degree
Transfer credits for: (enter course prefix and title)
The following course(s) may not be used to satisfy two different requirements.
Recall, no SINGLE course may be used to satisfy TWO DIFFERENT requirements. (enter course prefix and title)
General Education & Major Requirements
Major & Minor Requirements
General Education & Minor Requirements
1st Major & 2nd Major Requirements
Must receive a “C” or better in the following courses to graduate. (Currently Failing Grade
Posted; enter course prefix and title); Grade change pending?
Yes
No
SECTION III. To be completed by Graduation Candidate & Advisor.
IN ADDITION TO THE CURRENTLY ENROLLED ______ CREDITS, AN ADDITIONAL
_____ CREDITS MUST BE COMPLETED TO SATISFY GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS.
CANDIDATE’S GRADUATION APPROVAL IS CONTINGENT UPON THE SUCCESSFUL
COMPLETION OF: (enter course prefix and title)
ADVISOR:
____________________________________________________
DATE: _________________
CHAIRPERSON:
____________________________________________________
DATE: ___________
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Name: _______________________________ ID#: ____________________ Phone # & Email: _______________________________________
PSYCHOLOGY UNDERGRADUATE DEGREE AUDIT
COLUMN 1
COLUMN 2
GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS
ENGLISH (9 hrs.)
Sem Grade
Course # & Title
/ Yr.
ENC 1101
ENC 1102
a
ENC 2300, or 3243, or
3320; or
CRW 3211
MATHEMATICS (6 hrs.)
S/Yr.
Gr.
MAC 1105-College Algebra
STA 2023 Prob.& Statsb
NATURAL SCIENCES* (6 hrs.) S/Yr.
Gr.
BSC
HUMANITIES* (6 hrs.)
SOCIAL SCIENCES* (6 hrs.)
AMH 2091 or AFA 3104
COMPUTER LITERACY (3hrs.)
S/Yr.
Gr.
S/Yr.
Gr.
S/Yr.
Gr.
GENERAL EDUCATION Total Hours:
FOREIGN LANGUAGE REQUIREMENTS**
2 years in High School
BA degree
FRE or SPN 1120 I
FRE or SPN 1120L I Lab
FRE or SPN 1121 II
FRE or SPN 1121 II Lab
FRE or SPN 2220 I
FRE or SPN 2220L I Lab
FOREIGN LANGUAGE Total Hours:
STATEWIDE PREREQUISITES for PSYCHOLOGY
PSY 2012 Intro to Psychology
DEP 2004 Human Gr. & Dev.
STA 2023c & BSCc credits counted above
PSY. PREREQUISITES Total Hours (6 hrs):
COLUMN 3
PSYCHOLOGY REQUIREMENTS
CORE COURSES (19 hrs.)
Sem./ Grade
Course # & Title
Yr.
SOP 3782 Black Psy.
PSY 3204 Psy. Stat. b
PSY 3213 Research Design
& Meth. a
CLP 4143 Abnormal Psy.
EXP 3704C Exp. Psy. a
PSY 4604 His. & Sys. Psy.
PSYCHOLOGY CORE Total Hours:
MINOR REQUIREMENTS
MINOR COURSES (18 hrs. e) Sem. Grade
Course # & Title
/ Yr.
PSY. ELECTIVE CLUSTERS† (12 hrs.)
APPLIED PSYCHOLOGY
CLP 4303 Intro to Clin.Psy.
EAB 3702 Appl. Behl. Anal.
EDP 2002 Educational Psy.
EXP 3413 Theor. Learning
INP 2002 Industrial Psy.
PSY 3923 Current Topics
PSY 4302C Psy. Measure.
BIOLOGICAL
PSB 3033C Psychobiology
EAB 4734 Behl. Medicine
S/Yr.
Gr.
S/Yr.
Gr.
SOCIAL/PERSONALITY/BLACK
S/Yr.
Gr.
S/Yr.
Gr.
Minor:
MINOR Total Hours:
GENERAL ELECTIVES (29 hrs. f)
CYP 3003 Community Psy.
PPE 3003 Personality Psy.
SOP
II 3003 Social Psy.
SOP
II Lab
3724 Psy. of Rac./Prej.
SOP 4742 Psy. of Women
GRAD SCHOOL /HONORS
PSY 3209 Adv. Psy. Stat.
PSY 4906 Dir. Indiv. Study d
PSY. ELECTIVE Total Hours:
PSY. TRANSFER COURSES
S/Yr.
Gr.
GENERAL ELECTIVES Total Hours:
COLUMN 1 Total Hours Earned 1:
COLUMN 2 Total Hours Earned 2:
COLUMN 3 Total Hours Earned 3:
TOTAL HOURS EARNED TO DATE 4:
ANTICIPATED TERM GRAND TOTAL5:
Name: _______________________________ ID#: ____________________ Phone # & Email: _______________________________________
TOTAL HOURS EARNED TO DATE:
TOTAL GRADE POINT AVERAGE:
ANTICIPATED HOURS AT END OF THIS SEMESTER:
COMMENTS: ___________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________
________________________________________________________________________________________________ __________________________
ADVISEMENT SIGNATURES
Date
Advisor
Student
STUDENT ADVISING/GRADUATION CHECKLIST
 All students must be advised EVERY semester.
 Bring your unofficial transcript and this completed form to each advisement session.
 Advisors must review and sign below prior to submission of your graduation application to the main office or your application will not be processed.
 The following items must be included in your graduation application package:
o Current unofficial transcript (Make sure ALL transfer credits and courses for the upcoming semester are listed.)
o Completed Graduation Progression Form signed by an advisor
o Graduation Approval Form signed by an advisor
o University application with current semester courses included
o Departmental exit survey
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
aThe
department requires an advanced writing course (ENC 2300 or 3243 or 3320; CRW 3211), PSY3204, and PSY 3213 as a prerequisite to EXP3704.
department requires STA2023 as a prerequisite to PSY3204.
cCredits counted above. NO CREDITS are COUNTED TWICE toward the 120 graduation credits
d PSY 4906 cannot be used to fulfill Psychology elective requirements
e Refer to Minor Requirements designated by Department for selected minor
f The Required number of General Elective credits will be fewer in this section if foreign language credits are completed (e.g., if 12 foreign language credits are completed for the BA
degree, then 17 General Elective credits will be required [12 + 17 = 29 credits]) OR if additional (more than 12 credits) Psychology Electives are completed
*Refer to the General Education Approved Course List
**For graduation 8-10 hours are required. Graduation requirements may be satisfied w/ 2 years of the same language in high school, the CLEP test, or participation in a study
abroad program. For a BA degree 12 hours of foreign language are required.
† Minimum (4 courses of at least 3/credits each; PSY 4906 cannot be used to fulfill this requirement) Courses must be taken from at least 2 different clusters and a minimum of 2
courses completed in one of the chosen clusters.
1 GENERAL EDUCATION Total Hours + FOREIGN LANGUAGE Total Hours + PSY. PREREQUISITES Total Hours
2 PSYCHOLOGY CORE Total Hours + PSY. ELECTIVE Total Hours + PSY. TRANSFER Total Hours
3 MINOR Total Hours + GENERAL ELECTIVES Total Hours
4 COLUMN 1 Total Hours + COLUMN 2 Total Hours + COLUMN 3 Total Hours
5 TOTAL HOURS EARNED TO DATE + TOTAL HOURS CURRENTLY ENROLLED
b The
Florida A & M University – Department of Psychology
Graduation Approval Form for Undergraduate Majors
A completed Progression Toward Graduation Form signed by an advisor
must accompany this form when applying for graduation.
Type or print
Name:
ID#
Phone #
For Administrative use only
GRADUATION CHECKLIST:
____ C or better in General Education Courses, prerequisites to major, major, & minor courses or double major courses
(Students must obtain a minimum grade of “C” for ALL Required Courses)
____ CLAST Requirement met
_____2.5+avg. in Comm. & math; ____SAT Scores: Verbal and Math (min. 500); _____ACT Scores: English,
Math (min. 21), & Reading (min. 22) [The CLAST exam is no longer offered by the State of Florida.]
____ Foreign Language requirement met:
o _____High school coursework (per word of student);
o _____8-10 college credit hours;
o _____CLEP test scores: Spanish scores – score of 50 = 4 CH for SPN1100[1120], score of 54 = 8 CH for
SPN1100[1120] & SPN1101[1121] / French scores – score of 50 = 4 hours for FRE1100[1120], score of 52
= 8 for FRE1100 [1120]&1101[1121], German score – score of 50 = 4 CH, score of 63 = 8 hours;
o _____Study Abroad Participant
____ Minimum of 18 hours or required course sequence in specified minor (minor is not required for double majors)
____ Completed course in at least one summer term
____ 120 minimum total credit hours (150 minimum if a double major) Be sure to identify all courses that have been
repeated and ineligible for the forgiveness policy. The course credits are still included in the total credits
earned BUT ARE NOT CALCULATED TOWARD CREDIT REQUIREMENTS.
____ Overall GPA of 2.0 or higher
____ Departmental Exit Survey
____ Current Unofficial Transcript
APPROVED FOR GRADUATION: ____YES ____NO
REASON(S) FOR DISAPPROVAL: ________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________________________
ADVISOR’S SIGNATURE __________________________________________________ DATE_________
CHAIR’S SIGNATURE______________________________ _______________________ DATE_________
DEAN’S SIGNATURE_____________________________________________________ DATE__________
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DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY
EXIT INTERVIEW FOR
GRADUATING PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS
Name________________________________
Gender
M/F (circle one)
Age ____________
Academic Minor ______________________
Please check any of the following statements that apply to you.
_____ After graduation I plan to seek employment.
_____ After graduation I expect to begin employment with (please identify prospective
employer) ____________________________________________.
_____ After graduation I plan to enter graduate school.
_____ After graduation I plan to continue to apply to graduate school. (If you have already
Been accepted, please provide the name of the school and its address)
_______________________________________________________________________
_____ After graduation I will keep in touch with the FAMU Psychology Department and provide
a permanent address to them. IN that way the department can keep me informed about
significant activities events by using its website at www.famu.edu_acad_colleges_cas
psychology or its address at FAMU, Room 203 GEC-B, Tallahassee, FL 32307.
Permanent Address/Contact Person Address: ______________________________________
_______________________________________
_______________________________________
E-Mail Address: _________________________________
_____________________________/________
Student Signature
Date
rev. 10/16/2014
_____________________________/______
Chairperson or Advisor Signature Date
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GRADUATION PROGRESSION FORM INSTRUCTIONS
Use the Department of Psychology Graduation Progression Form and your transcript to help you figure out what courses
you still need to take. You must seek advisement from a departmental advisor so that we can insure that you are taking
the courses that you need, have met all of the prerequisites, and remove the advisement hold EACH SEMESTER. To
complete the Graduation Progression Form:
SAVE TIME-TYPE YOUR RESPONSES ONE TIME!!!!
DOWNLOAD THIS FORM FROM THE PSYCHOLOGY ADVISEMENT SITE AT
HTTP://FAMU.BLACKBOARD.COM &
UPDATE THEM ELECTRONICALLY EACH SEMESTER.
1. Type/write in the demographic section [name, id, contact information, semester/year major declared, AA degree
award & institution (if applicable)]
2. Using your transcript, type/write in the course number and title for all courses. Include the semester enrolled
and the grade earned. [You do not need to include courses retaken with the forgiveness policy or courses where
you have not met the passing grade requirement]. BE SURE TO READ THE FINE PRINT.
3. All students MUST have a minor unless you choose to double major in another area. If you are unsure of a
minor:
 Look through the course catalog for available options.
 Take an introductory course in the field to see if you like it.
 Talk to professors in the potential minor area so they can give you insights into professions related to the
field.
 Ask your psychology advisor about the field because we have some ideas about how other fields
complement psychology.
 Minors for most areas consist of 18 credit hours. Check with the respective departments and/or the course
catalog to find out the specific number of hours and the specific courses that must be taken for a minor.
 Be sure to select an area that interests you and would enhance your job marketability.
4. If you complete the form electronically, be sure to save it in a convenient location so that it can be updated each
semester.
5. BRING THE COMPLETED PROGRESSION FORM AND A CURRENT UNOFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT
TO EACH ADVISEMENT SESSION.
6. Contact the main office to determine your advisor and their office hours. The main office is located in 203 GECB. The phone number is 599-3014.
TO APPLY FOR GRADUATION:
To apply for graduation you must submit the following documents:
o Current unofficial transcript (Make sure ALL transfer credits and courses for the upcoming semester are
listed.)
o Completed Graduation Progression Form signed by an advisor
o Graduation Approval Form signed by an advisor
o University application with current semester courses included
o Departmental exit survey
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APPENDIX: STUDENT RESOURCES
General Education Approved
Course List
All students enrolled in the lower division programs of the university
must complete the following sequence of general education courses
for a total of 35-36 credit hours:
COMMUNICATION [6]*
Complete six credit hours of the following communication
courses
ENC 1101, ENC 1102 Freshman Communication Skills I & II
Or
ENC 1121, ENC 1122 Honors Freshman Composition I & II
HUMANITIES [6]*
Complete two courses from the following approved humanities
course list
Course Prefix #
AFA 3104
AMH 2010
AMH 2020
AMH 2091
AMH 3571
AMH 3572
AML 2010
AML 3041
AML 4154
ARC 2701
ARH 2000
ARH 2050
ARH 2051
ARH 3610
ARH 4410
ARH 4614
ENL 3013
ENL 3034
EUH 3100
EUH 3120
EUH 3501
HUM 2211
HUM 3214
HUM 3217
HUM 2230
HUM 3237
HUM 3238
HUM 3244
HUM 3255
HUM 3401
HUM 3421
HUM 3425
HUM 3546
HUM 3930
rev. 10/16/2014
Course Title
The African Amer. Experience
U.S. History 1492-1865
U.S. History 1865-Present
Intro. to African-American History
Afro-American History to 1865
Afro-American History Since 1865
American Literature I
American Literature II
Modern American Poetry
Survey of Arch. History I
Art Appreciation
Art History I: Prehistory to Rennaiss.
Art History II: Baroque to Modern
American Art
Modern Art History
African-American Art
English Literature to 18th Century
English Literature II
Ancient History
Medieval History
History of England, 1485-1714
Historical Survey I
Early Civil & the Classical World
Judeo Christian & Medieval Cultures
Historical Survey II
Counter Reformation Bar. & Enlight.
The European Rennais. & Reform.
19th Cent. Rev.: Historic & Artistic
Modern and Post-Modern Culture
Asian Humanities
African Americans in Film
African Humanities
Caribbean Literature & Popular Cult.
Special Topics in Humanities
LIT 2110
LIT 2120
LIT 3196
LIT 3824
MMC 2000
MUH 3116
MUH 3211
MUH 3212
MUH 3561
MUL 2111
MUL 2112
PHH 2102
PHH 3400
PHH 3600
Intro to Literature I
Intro to Literature II
African-Caribbean Literature
Latino Literature
Introduction to Mass Media
Jazz History
History and Literature of Music I
History and Literature of Music II
Afro-American Music
Intro. to Music I
Intro. to Music II
Ancient and Medieval Philosophy
Modern Philosophy
Contemporary Philosophy
PHI 2010
Intro to Philosophy
PHI 2101
PHI 3601
PHI 2801
PHM 3120
REL 2000
REL 3120
REL 2135
REL 3145
REL 2210
REL 2240
REL 2320
REL 3310
REL 3383
REL 4440
THE 2000
THE 3112
THE 3113
THE 3232
THE 3235
WOH 1012
WOH 1022
Intro to Logic
Ethics
Intro. to Aesthetics
Contemporary Black Social Phil.
Intro. to Religion
Religion in American Culture
Black Religion in America
Women in Religion
Intro. to Old Testament
Intro to New Testament
Western World Religion
Eastern World Religions
Caribbean Religion & Culture
Contemporary Religious Thought
Intro. to Theatre
Theatre History I
Theatre History II
Black Theatre/Film & Rel. Studies
Cont. Black Theatre
Hist. Of Civil.
Hist. Of Civil.: Ren. to 1848
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APPENDIX: STUDENT RESOURCES
MATHEMATICS [6]*
Complete two Mathematics or computation coursework at or above
College Algebra from the following approved course list
MAC 4211
MAC 1105
MAC 1114
MAC 1147
MAC 2223
MAC 2233
MAC 2234
MAC 2311
MAC 2312
MGF 1106
MGF 1107
MGF 2212
MTG 2206
STA 2023
Advanced Calculus
College Algebra
Algebraic and Trigonometric Functions
Pre-Calculus Mathematics
Calculus for Architecture
Calculus for Business
Calculus for Business II
Calculus I
Calculus II
Liberal Arts Mathematics I
Liberal Arts Mathematics II
Finite Mathematics (MAD 2120)
College Geometry
Intro to Probability & Statistics I
NATURAL SCIENCES [6-8]**
Complete any two 3 credit hour courses in the following approved
Natural Science course list. Department chairs are requested to revise
students' curriculum plan to replace 2 credit hours of natural science
laboratory requirement with elective courses. However, science
majors are required to complete two courses with corresponding
laboratory for each science course for a total of 8 semester credit
hours.
AEB 2104
Economics of Agric and Natural Resources
AST 1002
Astronomy
AST 1002L
Astronomy Lab
BOT 1010
Elementary Botany
BOT 1010L
Elementary Botany Lab
BSC 1005
Biological Science
BSC 1005L
Biological Science Lab
BSC 1010C
General Biology I
BSC 1010L
General Biology I Lab
BSC 1011C
General Biology II
BSC 1011L
General Biology II Lab
CHM 1015
Fundamentals of Chemistry
CHM 1015L
Fundamentals of Chemistry Lab
CHM 1030
Intro Chemistry for Health Sci
CHM 1030L
Intro Chemistry for Health Sci lab
CHM 1031
Chemistry for Health Sciences
CHM 1031L
Chemistry for Health Sciences Lab
CHM 1045
General Chemistry I
CHM 1045 L
General Chemistry I Lab
CHM 1046
General Chemistry II
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CHM 1046L
ENY 2570
EVS 4007
HUN 2401
ISC 1006
ISC 1006L
ISC 1007
ISC 1007L
PHY 2048
PHY 2048L
PHY 2049
PHY 2049L
PSC 1121
PSC 1121L
General Chemistry II Lab
Prin of Environmental Entomology
Intro Environmental Sciences
Human Nutrition
Wide World Science I
Wide World Science I
Wide World Science II
Wide World Science II Lab
General Physics I
General Physics I Lab
General Physics II
General Physics II Lab
Physical Science
Physical Science Lab
SOCIAL SCIENCES [6]*
Complete AMH 2091 Introduction to African American History
or any AFA prefix course and one course from the following
approved course list;
GEA 2000
ANT 2000
ECO 2013
ECO 2023
POS 2001
POS 2041
POS 2112
PSY 2012
SYG 2000
World Geography
Introduction to Anthropology
Principles of Economics I
Principles of Economics II
Introduction to Political Science
American National Government
American State and Local Government
Introduction to Psychology
Introduction to Sociology
Note: AMH 2091 may also be used to satisfy humanities
requirement. However, a student must complete a total of 35-36
general education credit.
ELECTIVES [4-6]*
Complete SPC 2600 Public Speaking or HSC 1100 Health
Modern Living or a course from any of the approved
Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, and Humanities
course lists above.
NOTE: Each School/College may require students to be computer
literate by requiring them to take an appropriate course or by
certifying that the student has mastered certain computer
competencies specified by the school/college.
* A minimum grade of “C” is required.
** Please refer to academic department for minimum grade
requirement for the natural Science course list
[Revised 2011]
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APPENDIX: STUDENT RESOURCES
Recommended Progression for Psychology Majors
Bachelor of Arts Degree
Freshman Year
Fall Semester
ENC 1101 Freshman Communication Skills ...................... 3
MAC 1105 Algebraa........................................................... 3
FRE or SPN 1120 French or Spanish lecture & lab ........... 4
BSC any levela .................................................................. 4
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Spring Semester
ENC 1102 Freshman Communication Skills ...................... 3
STA 2023 Probability and Statisticsb ................................. 3
FRE or SPN 1121 French or Spanish lecture & lab ........... 4
PSY 2012 Intro to Psychologya.......................................... 3
General Elective ................................................................ 3
16
Sophomore Year
Fall Semester
DEP2004 Developmental or
EDP2002 Ed. Psycha.................................................... 3
ENC 2300 or 3243 or 3320c .............................................. 3
FRE or SPN 2120 French or Spanish lecture & lab ........... 4
AMH2091 Intro to AF AM History or
AFA3104 AF AM Experience ......................................... 3
Humanities Elective........................................................... 3
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Bachelor of Science Degree
Freshman Year
Fall Semester
ENC 1101 Freshman Communication Skills I ...................... 3
MAC 1105 Algebra a ............................................................ 3
BSC any level a.................................................................... 4
Humanities .......................................................................... 3
General Elective .................................................................. 3
16
Spring Semester
ENC 1102 Freshman Communication Skills II ..................... 3
STA 2023 Probability and Statistics b ................................... 3
PSY 2012 Intro to Psychology a ........................................... 3
General Elective .................................................................. 3
CGS1160 Intro to Microcomputer Applications .................... 3
15
Sophomore Year
Fall Semester
DEP2004 Developmental or EDP2002 Ed. Psych a. ............ 3
ENC 2300 or 3243 or 3320c ................................................ 3
Humanities Elective............................................................. 3
AMH2091 Intro to AF AM History
or AFA3104 AF AM Experience....................................... 3
General Elective .................................................................. 3
15
Spring Semester
CGS1160 Intro to Microcomputer Applications ................. 3
SOP3782 Black Psychology .............................................. 3
Humanities Elective........................................................... 3
Social Science Elective ..................................................... 3
Natural Science Elective ................................................... 4
16
Spring Semester
SOP3782 Black Psychology ................................................ 3
Natural Science Elective ..................................................... 4
General Elective .................................................................. 3
General Elective .................................................................. 3
Social Science Elective ....................................................... 3
16
Junior Year
Fall Semester
PSY3213 Research Design & Methods ............................. 3
PSY3204 Psychological Statistics b ................................... 3
General Elective ................................................................ 3
General Elective ................................................................ 3
Minor ................................................................................. 3
15
Junior Year
Fall Semester
PSY3213 Research Design & Methods ............................... 3
PSY3204 Psychological Statistics b ..................................... 3
Minor ................................................................................... 3
General Elective .................................................................. 3
General Elective .................................................................. 3
15
Spring Semester
EXP 3704 Experimental Psychology c................................ 4
Psychology Elective .......................................................... 3
Minor ................................................................................. 3
Minor ................................................................................. 3
General Elective ................................................................ 3
16
Spring Semester
EXP 3704 Experimental Psychology c.................................. 4
CLP 4142 Abnormal Psychology ......................................... 3
Minor ................................................................................... 3
Minor ................................................................................... 3
General Elective .................................................................. 3
16
Senior Year
Fall Semester
CLP 4142 Abnormal Psychology ....................................... 3
Psychology elective........................................................... 3
General Elective ................................................................ 3
Minor ................................................................................. 3
Minor ................................................................................ 3
15
Senior Year
Fall Semester
PSY 4604 History & Systems of Psychology ....................... 3
Psychology Elective ............................................................ 3
General Elective .................................................................. 3
Minor ................................................................................... 3
Minor .................................................................................. 3
15
Spring Semester
PSY 4604 History & Systems of Psychology ..................... 3
Psychology Elective .......................................................... 3
Psychology Elective .......................................................... 3
Minor ................................................................................. 3
General Elective ................................................................ 3
15
Spring Semester
Psychology Elective ............................................................ 3
Psychology Elective ............................................................ 3
Minor ................................................................................... 3
General Elective .................................................................. 3
General Elective .................................................................. 3
15
a
a
Must pass these classes with a C or better prior to declaring a major in
psychology
b
STA2023 is a prerequisite to PSY3204
c
PSY3204, PSY3213, & ENC 2300 or 3243 or 3320 are prerequisites to
EXP3704
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Must pass these classes with a C or better prior to declaring a major in
psychology
b
STA2023 is a prerequisite to PSY3204
c
PSY3204, PSY3213, & ENC 2300 or 3243 or 3320 is a prerequisite to
EXP3704
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APPENDIX: STUDENT RESOURCES
Recommended Progression for Psychology Majors with an Associates of Arts Degree
This is the recommended progression for those who completed the statewide prerequisites in the AA
program and met the foreign language requirement
Bachelor of Science Degree
First Year
Fall Semester
ENC 2300 or 3243 or 3320a .................. 3
STA 2023 Probability & Statistics .......... 3
SOP3782 Black Psychology ................. 3
Psychology Elective .............................. 3
Minor ..................................................... 3
15
Spring Semester
PSY3213 Research Design & Methods 3
PSY3204 Psychological Statistics a....... 3
Psychology Elective .............................. 3
Minor ..................................................... 3
Minor
3
15
Second Year
Fall Semester
EXP 3704 Experimental Psychology b ... 4
CLP 4142 Abnormal Psychology .......... 3
Psychology Elective .............................. 3
Minor ..................................................... 3
Minor ..................................................... 3
16
Spring Semester
PSY 4604 History & Systems of Psychology
Psychology Elective .............................. 3
Minor ..................................................... 3
Minor ..................................................... 3
Minor .................................................... 3
15
3
a MAC
b
1105 is a prerequisite to PSY3204
ENC 2300 or 3243 or 3320 is a prerequisite to EXP3704
rev. 10/16/2014
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GRADUATION PROGRESSION PLANNING MATRIX
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