Associate of Arts - Psychology - Note* - Effective Fall 2009, this program is being discontinued. Students currently in the program will have until Fall 2011 to complete the AA in Psychology.

Psychology Advisement Form (Fillable form - requires Microsoft Word)

Required courses:

A two-semester sequence in Foreign Language from 1002-2001-2002 (a)		6 hours
PSYC 1101*	Introduction to General Psychology (b)	3 hours

Choose 6 hours from the following courses:

PSYC 2020	Learning and Development in Education	3 hours
PSYC 2101	Introduction to Psychology of Adjustment	3 hours
PSYC 2103*	Introduction to Human Development	3 hours
PSYC 2618*	Psychology of Women	3 hours
PSYC 2621*	Abnormal Psychology	3 hours
PSYC 2900*	Special Topics in Psychology (Added elective effective Fall 2005)	1-3 hours

Choose 3-9 hours from the following courses:

ANTH 1102*	Introduction to Anthropology	3 hours
CSCI 1300	Introduction to Computer Science (c)	3 hours
ECON 2105*	Principles of Macroeconomics	3 hours
ECON 2106*	Principles of Microeconomics	3 hours
MATH 1431	Introduction to Statistics (c)	3 hours
MATH 2431	Calculus I	4 hours
MATH 2432	Calculus II	4 hours
PHIL 1301*	Survey of Philosophical Thought	3 hours
PHIL 2641	Logic and Critical Thinking	3 hours
SOCI 1101*	Introduction to Sociology	3 hours
SOCI 2293*	Introduction to Marriage and Family	3 hours

NOTES:
        * Or Honors version
        (a)    One foreign language course (1002*, 2001, 2002) may be taken in Area B and another in Area C allowing the student to take more classes from Area F. However, a total of 6 hours of foreign language credit at the 1002 level or higher is required for this degree.
        (b)     PSYC 1101 or PSYC 1101H must be taken in Area F.
        (c)     MATH 1431 or CSCI 1300 is recommended for Area D.