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Undergraduate Study

Undergraduate Study Information

Majors and minors in Psychology and in Sociology

Students can earn an undergraduate degree in one of five major programs:

Psychology

(B.S. or B.A.; minor required)

Sociology

(B.S. or B.A.; minor required)

Comprehensive majors:

—         Comprehensive major in Psychology/Sociology (B.S. or B.A.; no minor required)

—         Industrial Psychology (B.S.; no minor required)

—         Comprehensive major in Biology and Psychology (B.S.; no minor required; Students who choose this major will have an academic advisor from both Biology and from Psychology and will complete a contract for coursework.)

 

Students can complete coursework toward a minor in:

Psychology
Sociology
Interdisciplinary minor in Gerontology

For a complete description of the majors and courses, please go to the appropriate
Undergraduate Catalogue and look for the Department of Psychology/Sociology/Counseling
in the College of Education and Human Services

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