To earn a minor in Psychology, students must complete 42 credit hours, including courses listed below and to be graded no lower than “B-” any each course. At least 60% of the courses must be selected from upper-level courses (second- and third-level courses).

Required Courses -18 credits:

Intro to Psychology – 6 credits

History and Systems of Psychology – 6 credits

Anatomy and Physiology of Central Nervous System and Complex Nervous Activity – 6 credits

 

Elective courses -12 credits and Courses in Psychology (300 or 400 levels) – 12 credits:

Psychophysiology and Cognitive Psychology  – 6 credits

Psychological Tests – 6 credits

Developmental Psychology – 6 credits

Social Psychology – 6 credits

Psychology of Personality – 6 credits

Abnormal Psychology – 6 credits

Industrial and Organizational Psychology – 6 credits

Intro to Counseling - 6 credits

Special Psychology - 6 credits

Applied Behavior Analysis treatment I - 6 credits

Applied Behavior Analysis treatment II - 6 credits

Happiness: private/public feeling - 6 credits

Psychology of human sexuality - 6 credits

Urban Psychology - 6 credits

Psychology of Conflict - 6 credits

 

For graduation with Minor in Psychology, all the grades for these courses should be B- and higher.