The core curriculum includes a study of the psychological basis of behavior, personality development, concept formation and problem solving, statistical methods, and the history of the discipline. The structure of the curriculum allows you to tailor your degree to match your interests. Click here to read about our Psychology Faculty. Economics, politics, and religion are viewed as three interrelated parts of a larger system. Anthropology emphasizes ethnographic study, gathering data on human and infra-human primate societies of all times and places.
Sociology attempts to understand the individual in terms of social forces and trends.
The curriculum stresses reading, writing, and quantitative skills. Click here to read about our Sociology and Anthropology Faculty. The program in designed to provide the student with a strong theoretical and research base, closely supervised practicum experiences, opportunities for personal growth, and the flexibility to meet varied academic and professional goals. The Counseling Program is unique in structure and intent. It provides a strong background for continued graduate study while at the same time providing for the development of skills necessary to obtain the experiential foundation so vital for continued academic study in the discipline.