Psychology Minor

Four credits in:

• PSY 202 - Quantitative Research Methods

Sixteen additional credits chosen from:

 Of these, four credits must be at the 300-level. Cross-listed courses are also accepted.

• MGMT 320 Organizational Behavior  
• PSY 101 Introductory Psychology  
• PSY 141 Statistics for the Social Sciences  
• PSY 199 Independent Study  
• PSY 202 Quantitative Research Methods  
• PSY 203 Child Development  
• PSY 211 Learning and Memory  
• PSY 212 Perception  
• PSY 220 Global Psychology  
• PSY 222 Cognition  
• PSY 224 Child Psychopathology  
• PSY 225 Introduction to Neuroscience  
• PSY 226 Comparative Animal Behavior  
• PSY 227 Introduction to Psychopharmacology  
• PSY 230 Psychology of Consciousness  
• PSY 232 Social Psychology  
• PSY 233 Lifespan Development  
• PSY 235 Human Sexuality  
• PSY 247 Abnormal Psychology  
• PSY 251 Multicultural Psychology  
• PSY 265 Health Psychology  
• PSY 270 Adolescent Development  
• PSY 290 Psychology of Women  
• PSY 299 Independent Study  
• PSY 312 Topics in Perception  
• PSY 326 Political Psychology  
• PSY 328 Psychology and Law  
• PSY 334 Practicum in Human Services and Public Health  
• PSY 337 Practicum in Psychological Research  
• PSY 341 Techniques in Behavioral Neuroscience  
• PSY 346 Aging and Mental Health Care: Global Perspectives  
• PSY 348 Laboratory in Animal Communication and Cognition  
• PSY 349 The Development of Thinking   
• PSY 367 Cognitive Neuroscience  
• PSY 369 Clinical Psychology  
• PSY 370 Moral Development  

Note:

Courses taken that will count toward the 20 credits of your minor cannot be taken grade/pass/fail. No more than one course that is being used to fulfill the requirements of another academic major may be used to fulfill the requirements of the Psychology Minor.