The majors are especially appropriate for students preparing to work in jobs which require extensive understanding of human behavior, such as social work, human resource management, counseling, teaching, etc. In order to graduate with a degree in Behavioral Science, you must fulfill the requirements for one of the four majors. Complete descriptions of the requirements for each major are available at the Anthropology office. Behavioral Science . Students complete twelve course units each in anthropology, psychology, and sociology, plus six additional units in anthropology or psychology or sociology.
Students complete thirty units in anthropology and twelve each in psychology and sociology.
Qualified students may graduate with departmental honors in anthropology. Students complete thirty units in psychology and twelve each in anthropology and sociology. Students complete thirty units in sociology and twelve each in anthropology and psychology. Students typically receive initial advising during the New Student Advising Day the semester before they enroll at San Jose State. Each student must see an advisor during his or her first semester of enrollment at San Jose State University in order to receive assistance in developing a plan of study and to ensure that they are aware of university and major requirements.