The psychology minor enables students to acquire a fundamental understanding of complex human behaviors.

Students graduating with a minor in Psychology are able to:

• Demonstrate knowledge base of content domains, themes, and applications of psychology;
• Demonstrate competence in interpreting and designing psychological research;
• Demonstrate competence in applying ethical standards to evaluation of psychological science and to multiple social issues;
• Communicate proficiently for a variety of purposes, both orally and in writing.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
PSYC 100	Introduction to Psychology	3
PSYC 290	Psychological Research and Statistics I	4
PSYC 291	Psychological Research and Statistics II	4
Select two of the following:		6
PSYC 210	Development Across the Lifespan
or PSYC 208	Applied Developmental Psychology
or PSYC 208H	Honors: Applied Developmental Psychology
PSYC 230	Social Psychology
PSYC 270	Abnormal Psychology
Select two additional psychology courses at the 300 level or above		6
Total Hours		23