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The Undergraduate Psychology Program equips students with skills in both research analysis and design. Central to the curriculum are Statistical Methods (PSYCH 24800) and Experimental Psychology (PSYCH 25000), which serve as prerequisites for advanced coursework. Success in these courses is supported by strong foundations in mathematics, laboratory sciences, and effective writing.
Majors may choose from eight specialized tracks—Animal Behavior, Clinical, Cognitive, Developmental, General, Health, Physiological, or Social Psychology—organized into three broad content areas for balanced depth and breadth. A Behavioral Neuroscience Concentration is also available, integrating coursework from Psychology, Biology, and Chemistry. Graduates are well-prepared for careers in psychology, education, health and social services, and industry, as well as for entry into most psychology graduate programs.