Learn empirical approaches to understanding human behavior from biological, clinical, cognitive, developmental, neuroscientific, and social psychological perspectives. Develop skills in critical thinking, communication, and scientific research.
Degree Requirements
B.S. (120 Hours) Grade of C or better required in all major coursework.33 total hours in Psychology (Maximum 60) - 18 hours at the 3000 level or higher
Learning Outcomes
Core Outcome 1: Develop and demonstrate competency in research methods and statistical analysis
Core Outcome 2: Demonstrate basic scientific competence, critical thinking, and problem solving skills
Core outcome 3: Apply knowledge of psychology in the community while intergrating cultural considerations, diversity, equity, and inclusion
Core outcome 4: Acquire broad knowledge across subfields within psychology
Core outcome 5: Understand and demonstrate professional and ethical knowlege and responsibility