The Minor in Psychology is designed to both expose students to a variety of content areas in the field and provide the ability to evaluate psychology research as a consumer.
To declare a Psychology Minor, students must meet the following requirements:
The mathematics requirement can be satisfied by one of the following: STAT 11300, MATH 12400, MATH 12550, or an appropriate score on the mathematics placement test.
The minor in Psychology consists of 15 credits in Psychology in addition to 3 to 4 credits for the Math requirement [18-19 cr.], as follows:
| 100-level Classes [9-10 Credits] | Credits |
|---|---|
| PSYCH 10000 - Introduction to Psychology Minimum Grade 'C' |
3 credits |
| An Additional PSYCH Course on the 100-level: Minimum Grade 'C' |
3 credits |
| MATH or STATS Requirement: STAT 11300 [3 cr.] or MATH 12400 [4 cr.] Minimum Grade 'C' |
3-4 credits |
| 200-level Classes [9 Credits] | Credits |
|---|---|
| PSYCH 21500 - Introduction to Research Methods Minimum Grade 'C' |
3 credits |
| Two (2) PSYCH courses on the 200-level [3 cr. each] [6 cr. total] Minimum Grade 'C' |
6 credits |
