Psychology Minor

Why do people do what they do? Studying psychology can help us understand other people and even ourselves. In addition to helping students understand themselves and others, the research findings of psychology have wide application to many professional fields, from human services to medical, industrial, and educational settings. Within the minor there is flexibility to select courses that meet individual career objectives, including Sports Psychology, School Psychology, Forensic Psychology, Organizational Psychology, Clinical Psychology, Child Psychology, Neuropsychology, Applied Behavior Analysis, and Special Education, among many others.

The minor requirement is PSY 101 plus 15 additional credit hours in psychology.

Note: internships, independent study, and undergraduate research may not be used to fulfill these requirements.

PSY - Psychology Minor

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