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Degrees & Programs

Bachelor of Science in Psychological Science

Curriculum is grounded in five learning goals:

  1. Knowledge base
  2. Scientific inquiry and critical thinking
  3. Ethical and social responsibility in a diverse world
  4. Communication
  5. Professional development

Students also build a strong liberal arts preparation for attaining a position in the professional workforce.

Bachelor of Science in Psychological Science Teaching

With the same five learning goals as the Bachelor of Science in Psychological Science, students will also build a strong foundation for attaining a position as a teacher in a secondary/high school.

Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies

A bachelor of science in interdisciplinary studies allows you to choose three areas of study and combine them into one degree to ensure you’ve got all the skills you need to pursue the career of your dreams.

Choose three areas of emphasis, making one of them psychological science. You will need to schedule meetings with each emphasis area’s department. Download the BIS application and contract forms and bring them to your meetings with each department chair to discuss your required and elective courses. PSY 1010 will NOT count toward the 20 credits for the emphasis if you count it toward your General Education requirements.

Psychological Science Minor

This minor prepares students with skills like scientific inquiry and critical thinking. It is well-suited for students with diverse academic and professional interests, including law school, health professions, medical school, business, education and human services.

A minor is required for graduation of all majors and teaching majors. Only double majors do not have to have a minor. Most minors are 18-24 credits.