Psychology

The Bachelor of Science (BS) in Psychology provides exposure to the basic concepts, theories, findings, and ethical issues of psychology and provides training in critical thinking and the scientific method. Students may go on to graduate study in fields including psychology, medicine, and law. An undergraduate degree in psychology provides a background for careers in research, business, industry, education, and social service.

Candidates interested in Psychology teacher licensure must complete this program of study and the Secondary Education dual major. Candidates should work with an advisor in Psychology and an advisor from the School of Education and Public Service early and often to ensure enrollment in the required courses. ED 432 Classroom Management and ED 433 Methods in Education must be taken the semester prior to student teaching.