The suitability of P499 as an Area A or Area B requirements substitute will depend upon the area of the student's Senior Thesis research and will be determined by the Honors Committee. Students planing to take P499 in their senior year are strongly encouraged to take an advanced lab during their junior year. It is also advisable to gain experience by working in a laboratory prior to your senior year. In addition to P499, the course required for the Honors degree, the Department offers two courses designed for superior students, both majors and nonmajors. An intensive, one semester Introduction to Psychology combining the aims and contents of P101 and P102.
Enrollment is limited.
Freshmen are invited upon recommendation by University Division, upper class students must consult with the instructor in charge of the course or the Honors Division. Preregistration through advisors office. The area is designated by the instructor offering the seminar. The Honors Seminar may suggest research problems for the Senior Honors Thesis, P499. Students planning to take P499 are urged to take P402 as preparation for thesis research.