Psychology Minor

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The psychology minor is open to all undergraduate students. Students gain a basic understanding and awareness of behavior through a curriculum that emphasizes psychology as a science. By exploring individual areas of interest in psychology through a variety of courses, students learn information that will complement knowledge acquired through their major.

Note: Students using PSYC 1101 for the psychology minor may not use it to fulfill Area B of the General Education requirements.

Lower-Level Required Foundational Courses (6 Credit Hours)

PSYC 1101 - Introduction to General Psychology ^*
PSYC 2000 - The Science of Psychology ^**
^* Must be used in the minor. May not be used to fulfill Area B General Education requirements.
^** May not be used as a substitute for PSYC 2300.

Upper-Level Psychology Courses (9 Credit Hours)

Choose three courses:

Psychology Minor

Lower-Level Required Foundational Courses (6 Credit Hours)

Upper-Level Psychology Courses (9 Credit Hours)

Program Total (15 Credit Hours)