Minors are available in psychology, mental health, and organizational psychology.
The psychology program is based in the research tradition and offers preparation for both graduate school and entry into the job market. Besides specific courses required for the degree, students select from a variety of content courses including clinical, developmental, testing, personality, physiological, social, and industrial and organizational psychology. During the senior year, capstone courses include research projects, community internships, and senior seminar. An honors section of PSYC 1101 is available, and the department recognizes student achievement by awarding the Stu Worthington Award for academic achievement and the Cindy McCormick Award for Outstanding Service to seniors in psychology. Progress Requirements Candidates for the bachelor of arts in psychology must earn a grade of C or better in all courses required in the program , including courses listed under Area F in the Core, and Related Field Courses.