Bachelor of Arts

Psychology

Program
Level
Undergraduate

Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences

Department Chair: Jody Thompson, Ph.D.

Associate Professors: Carrie Caudill, Ph.D., LCP, NCC; Jody Thompson, Ph.D.
Lecturer: April Padgett, M.S.
Professor of Practice: Melodie Hunnicutt, Ed.D., M.Ed.

Program Learning Outcomes:
1. Demonstrate knowledge of the core concepts and theoretical perspectives in psychology, which include experimental and social science-oriented information.
2. Engage in scientific inquiry and critical thinking through the use of scientific reasoning, evaluation of research design, and interpretation of psychological data/research.
3. Employ ethical standards in research, practice, and academic contexts, as well as develop interpersonal and intercultural responsiveness and apply psychological principles to strengthen community.
4. Communicate effectively in a variety of formats, provide evidence of psychological literacy, and exhibit appropriate technological skills to improve communication.
5. Demonstrate personal and professional development through project management skills, workforce collaboration skills, technological skills, and direction for life after graduation.

Requirements for Major in Psychology (not including General Education Core).

Choose one of the following:

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Credits
Sub-Total Credits
3

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Sub-Total Credits
3

Required Capstone Course

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Credits
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3

Choose two courses from an approved foreign language (unless exempt)

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3
3
Total Credits
39-45