The division is particularly strong in the preparation of professional and para-professional mental health personnel. The graduate programs offered by the division build logically and naturally on the undergraduate foundation and have a substantial reputation within many professional communities. Each student's major is individually designed around a core of lower and upper division courses covering human development, history and theories of psychology, statistics and basic research design. Students preparing for graduate study can, through careful selection of prerequisite undergraduate courses, avoid delay in their graduate programs. A total of 124 semester units are required for the degree.
Some limitations apply.
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