California State University, San Bernardino
Bachelor of Arts in
Psychology
PSYC 355
Industrial Psychology
PSYC 382
Psychology of Social Behavior
PSYC 385
Personality
PSYC 390
Abnormal Psychology
Basic Processes
Requirements (64-66 units)
Twelve units chosen from:
As prerequisites for acceptance into the B.A. in Psychology or Biological
Psychology, students must complete the following as a "Pre-psychology
major." Upon completion of the requirements, student's major will be
changed automatically from "Pre-psychology" to "Psychology" status.
Following formal entrance to the psychology major, students may proceed
with PSYC 311 and 400-level courses. Students enrolled in their prepsychology course in statistics (e.g. PSYC 210) will be allowed to enroll
in PSYC 311 for the following quarter with the understanding that all
pre-psychology requirements will be completed successfully. Prior to
completing the prerequisites, students who have completed PSYC 100
may proceed with upper division major requirements with the exception of
PSYC 311 and the upper division laboratories.
General Education Basic Skills in English (A1) (4)
One of the following:
4
PSYC 357
History and Systems of Psychology
PSYC 360
Cognitive Psychology
PSYC 362
Learning and Motivation
PSYC 363
Biological Psychology
PSYC 364
Perception
Four units chosen from:
PSYC 315
Communication Processes
PSYC 318
Health Psychology
PSYC 351
Behavior Modification: Principles and Applications
PSYC 377
Tests and Measurements
PSYC 386
Introduction to Psychotherapy
PSYC 575
Internship in Psychology
Stretch Composition III
PSYC 357
History and Systems of Psychology
ENG 104B
Stretch Composition III for Multilingual Students
PSYC 377
Tests and Measurements
ENG 106A
Accelerated Stretch Composition II
PSYC 410
Advanced Psychological Statistics
ENG 106B
Accelerated Stretch Composition II for Multilingual
Students
PSYC 595B
Independent Study
PSYC 595C
Independent Study
Advanced First-Year Composition
PSYC 595D
Independent Study
One of the following:
MATH 110
College Algebra
MATH 115
The Ideas of Mathematics
MATH 120
Pre-Calculus Mathematics
MATH 192
Methods of Calculus
MATH 211
Basic Concepts of Calculus
PSYC 100
Advanced Culminating Experience
4
PSYC 101
Psychology as a Major
PSYC 210
Psychological Statistics
Total Units
64-66
Note: Students may apply only one of these courses.
Six units chosen from:
PSYC 431
Experimental Psychology: Developmental
1
PSYC 432
Experimental Psychology: Clinical
5
PSYC 433
Experimental Psychology: Biological
PSYC 434
Experimental Psychology: Social
PSYC 435
Experimental Psychology: Personality
PSYC 436
Experimental Psychology: Learning and Motivation
PSYC 437
Experimental Psychology: Cognition and
Perception
PSYC 438
Experimental Psychology: Industrial and
Organizational
The grade earned in the above courses must be no lower than a "C" (2.0).
Students are encouraged to petition for the "Pre-psychology major" and to
complete PSYC 101 early in the curriculum.
Requirements for the B.A. in Psychology
PSYC 100
Introduction to Psychology
4
PSYC 101
Psychology as a Major
1
PSYC 210
Psychological Statistics
5
PSYC 311
Introduction to Experimental Psychology
6
Fields of Psychology
Total Units
12
*
Introduction to Child Development
*
6
6
Option II
Four units chosen from:
Twelve units chosen from:
PSYC 240
4-6
Option I
4
Developmental Psychology
Students must select one of the following options:
*
Introduction to Psychology (or its equivalent; also
satisfies General Education category D4)
PSYC 201
4
Sixteen units in upper-division psychology electives. Students
16
intending to apply to doctoral programs in psychology are encouraged
to take the following courses:
ENG 104A
General Education Basic Skills in Mathematics (A3) (14)
12
Applications
Requirements to enter the B.A. in
Psychology
ENG 107
1
PSYC 421
Advanced Seminar in Psychology: Developmental
PSYC 422
Advanced Seminar in Psychology: Clinical
PSYC 423
Advanced Seminar in Psychology: Biological
4
2
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
PSYC 424
Advanced Seminar in Psychology: Social
PSYC 425
Advanced Seminar in Psychology: Personality
PSYC 426
Advanced Seminar in Psychology: Learning and
Motivation
PSYC 427
Advanced Seminar in Psychology: Cognition and
Perception
PSYC 428
Advanced Seminar in Psychology: Industrial and
Organizational
Total Units
Students interested in other educational and career goals have the
opportunity to either diversify or concentrate their studies according
to individualized plans developed in consultation with a departmental
advisor.
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