Psychology, AA

Program Description

The purpose of this transfer curriculum is to enable students to gain an understanding of human behavior and of individual relationships. A wide variety of opportunities are available in business and industry, social work or education, although some of these require graduate study in the field.

General Education Requirements

Writing Level I (WR1)	3 credits
Writing Level II (WR2)	3 credits
American & Wyoming Government (POLS 1000)	3 credits
ARTS	3 credits
HUM	3 credits
LSCI	(in program)
MATH	3 credits
ORAL	3 credits
SOC	(in program)
UNST	1 credits

Program Requirements

Course Requirements

Course Number	Title	Credits
BIOL 1010	General Biology I	4 credits
PSYC 1000	General Psychology	4 credits
PSYC 2000	Research Psychological Methods	4 credits
PSYC 2XXX	Any addl 2000-level PSYC courses	12 credits
STAT 2050	Fundamentals of Statistics	4 credits
	OR
STAT 2070	Intro. Statistics/Social Sciences	4 credits

STAT 2070: Recommended

Program Electives

Student must choose seven (7) credits from the following courses:

Course Number	Title	Credits
ANTH 1100	Introduction to Physical Anthropology	3 credits
ANTH 1200	Introduction to Cultural Anthropology	3 credits
CNSL 2300	Counseling for Helping Professional	3 credits
CNSL 2330	Counseling Diverse Populations	3 credits
PSYC 1XXX	Any 1000 Level PSYC course(s)	1 credit
PSYC 2XXX	Any 2000 Level PSYC course(s)	3 credits
SOC 1000	Sociological Principles	3 credits

General Electives (3 credits)

Total Credit Hours: 60