Bachelor of Arts – Psychology

Concentration: Family/Child

The Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Psychology explores multiple perspectives of human nature, including biological, behavioral, cognitive, sociocultural and spiritual. All students learn the skills necessary to conduct research and to carefully evaluate other's research, with the goal of increasing their understanding of human nature. The psychology major is designed to prepare the student for the next step after undergraduate studies, whether it is immediate employment or graduate school.

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Recommended Degree Path	Campus	Online
PSS101 - Pathways to Student Success	✔	✔
BIO151 - Introduction to Biology	✔	✔
CIS101 - Computer Literacy	✔	✔
ENG204 - Interdisciplinary Reading, Writing, & Research	✔	✔
COM146 - Communication	✔	✔
ENG101A - Reading and Composition	✔	✔
ENG101B - Critical Thinking, Reading & Writing	✔	✔
ENG309 - Theory of Composition	✔	✔
ENG348 - Modern American Literature	✔	✔
HIS227 - Ancient World History	✔	✔
HIS101 - American History I	✔	✔
HIS214 - Human Civilization II	✔	✔
MTH115 - College Algebra	✔	✔
MTH135 - Statistics	✔	✔
POL241 - American Government	✔	✔
PSC152 - Physical Science	✔	✔
CLD471 - Conflict Management	✔
PSY221 - Psychology	✔
PSY302 - Learning	✔
PSY311/490 - Experimental Psychology	✔
PSY312 - Lifespan Development	✔
PSY321 - Statistics	✔
PSY359 - Psychology of Adult Development	✔
PSY322 - Personality Theories	✔
PSY403 - Human Sexuality	✔
PSY411 - Abnormal Psychology	✔
PSY355 - Child Growth & Development	✔
PSY422 - Psychology of Family	✔
PSY356 - Adolescent Growth & Development	✔
ENG308 - Rhetoric	✔
ENG310 - Creative Writing	✔
CLD472 - Mentoring and Team Leadership	✔
CMN481 - Principles and Practice of Leadership	✔
PSY301 - Psychological Testing & Assessment	✔
PSY389 - Cross Cultural/Ethnic Issues	✔
PSY421 - Social Psychology	✔
PSY476 - Counseling	✔
PSY375 - Biological Basis of Behavior	✔
PSY405 - Social Intelligence	✔
PSY478 - Crisis Counseling	✔
PSY499 - Internship	✔

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