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This page outlines the requirements for the major in Psychology at Lang. Students in the Bachelor's Program for Adults and Transfer Students (Adult Bachelor’s Program) who are pursuing a BA in Psychology should consult their core faculty advisor. Undergraduates across the university can study Psychology as a minor.

Requirements for the Major In Psychology

Only specific courses satisfy the major requirements, including electives. Courses should be chosen carefully, in consultation with the departmental faculty advisor and your Student Success advisor. Learn more in the Detailed Degree Requirements section and track your progress using the program requirements worksheet (see below).

Introductory course:

  • ULEC 2160 Introduction to Psychology Lecture (with ULEC 2161 Discussion)

Other required courses:

  • 1 course in Statistics
  • LPSY 3601 Methods of Inquiry
  • 4 Fundamentals courses (2000 level)
  • 3 Psychology electives (3000–3499 level)
  • 2 Psychology seminars (3500 level and above)

Senior Capstone:

  • Senior Work Project or graduate-level course in psychology

Total Psychology credits for the BA: 50–51

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