Students who wish to design a major that is different from the traditional majors offered by the College can pursue this option with permission and assistance from the Dean of the College. This must be done within the resources of the College, combining from our variety of academic disciplines. Offers courses in advanced mathematics for students who may wish to continue in graduate school or seek employment that requires a strong mathematics background. The program emphasizes an interactive approach to foreign language learning, the development if intercultural literacy and the acquisition of professional skills necessary to compete in the job market. Students should realize that careers in the field of psychology require further training.
Internships introduce students to a variety of careers.
Psychology students have worked with the Juvenile Court, shelters, psychiatric clinics, and rehabilitation agencies. Pre-Professional Options Students seeking to gain admission to schools of medicine, dentistry, law, or veterinary medicine are assigned to the designated advisor. This consists of several basic courses taken in common by all students majoring in this area, plus a concentration in criminal justice, history, or sociology. Criminal Justice prepares students for employment in a variety of positions within that expanding field. History students are prepared for law school, graduate study, or teaching.