A Psychology major can be combined with a variety of other types of studies and suit a wide range of career paths. The following suggested course schedules represent a common and recommended way to fulfill the Psychology Major requirements. You should consult with your advisor about your specific goals and plans.
| Year | Fall Semester | Spring Semester |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Year | PSY 111 STA 261 |
PSY 2XX (Primary Topic Sequence) |
| 2nd Year | PSY 293 PSY 2XX (Backup Topic Sequence) |
PSY 294 PSY 2XX (Breadth) |
| 3rd Year | PSY 3XX (Topic Sequence) PSY 2XX (Breadth) |
PSY 3XX or 4XX (Topic Sequence) PSY 2XX (Breadth) |
| 4th Year | PSY 410 (Capstone) PSY 3XX or 4XX (to complete at least 2 courses at or above 300 and additional 2 at or above 400) |
| Year | Fall Semester | Spring Semester |
|---|---|---|
| 1st Year | PSY 111 STA 261 |
PSY 293 PSY 2XX (Primary Topic Sequence) |
| 2nd Year | PSY 294 PSY 2XX (Backup Topic Sequence) |
PSY 3XX (Topic Sequence) PSY 2XX (Breadth) PSY 2XX (Breadth) |
| 3rd Year | PSY 3XX or 4XX (Topic Sequence) PSY 2XX (Breadth) |
PSY 410 (Capstone) PSY 3XX or 4XX (to complete at least 2 courses at or above 300 and additional 2 at or above 400) |
Microcredential programs are for-credit bundles of courses focused on in-demand skills. Psychology microcredentials can be earned as part of the major or independently.
A Psychology major can be combined with a variety of other majors, minors, and certificate programs.