The honors courses, for example, are restricted in size and provide a level of discussion and participation not possible in traditional lecture courses. To help prepare for graduate training, honors students conduct independent research under the supervision of a faculty advisor. The results of this research will form the basis of the honors thesis, which each student will submit before the end of their senior year. Students interested in participating in the psychology honors program should see the undergraduate advisor for more information. Psychology 90ABC - Seminar for specially selected students usually in their freshman year.
Seminar involves reading and discussion of selected topics in psychology.
Psychology 91ABC - Seminar designed for psychology honors students in their sophomore year. Applications are available in the Undergraduate Affairs Office. 196H - Honors seminar taken spring quarter of the junior year, consisting of a series of weekly meetings in which individual faculty members present information on the diverse areas of psychology and their particular specializations. Background readings are required for each meeting. Students not meeting prerequisites may be nominated by a faculty member.