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Academic Requirements The B.A. degree in Psychology requires 49 hours of course work in psychology, consisting of (a) PSY 105, 225, 355, & 405; (b) one course from each of the five categories listed below; and (c) twelve additional hours in Psychology courses at the 300-400 level. PSY 210, 245 or 265 may be substituted for three of these additional twelve hours.
The following additional requirements must also be met:
Additional notes: In order to obtain a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology a student must have completed 124 semester hours of credit including basic studies, major requirements, and unspecified electives. For students graduating between 1990 and 1992, the median time to completion of the degree for a student entering with no college credit was 46.8 months. Graduation may be delayed if students change majors after the first semester of their junior year or if they fail to begin the required sequence of courses when they enter the major. If outside responsibilities prevent taking fifteen to sixteen hours a semester the student's graduation date may be postponed. Admissions Requirements Due to the popularity of its program, the Department of Psychology has been forced to establish certain minimal qualifications for entrance into the program. These are as follows:
All students who are unable to declare Psychology as a Major but who wish to do so in the future are assigned to the University College Advising Center. If you have any questions about academic advising, please contact the University College Advising Center at (910) 962-3245.
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