Oct 09, 2024  
2024-2025 
  
2024-2025

Psychology, B.S.


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The Psychology program at Tuskegee University provides a flexible curriculum, designed to meet the needs of a wide variety of students with wide-ranging career goals. The program is designed to develop strong research skills, through the incorporation of several research-based courses, and ending in the capstone, Senior Seminar course. Students may choose to work individually with a faculty member on an independent research project to further enhance research skills. The Program also maintains relationships with several nearby organizations to provide practicum experiences to facilitate the application of theoretical principles to real-life situations. The Psychology program has an active Psychology Club and has an active Psi Chi National Honor Society chapter. Psi Chi was chartered at Tuskegee University in 1992. Both organizations provide service to their majors and the University through a variety of activities.

First Year


Fall


Total: 15


Spring


Total: 16


Second Year


Total: 16


Spring


Total: 16


Third Year


Fall


Total: 15


Total: 15


Fourth Year


Fall


  • Foreign Lang/Opt/Minor Credits: 3
  • PSYC Elective Credits: 3 #
  • Credits: 3 #
  • SOCI Upper Level Elec Credits: 3
  • Free Elective Credits: 3

Total: 15


Spring


  • Foreign Lang/Opt/Minor Credits: 3
  • Credits: 3 #
  • PSYC Elective Credits: 3 #
  • Free Elective Credits: 3
  • Free Elective Credits: 3

Total: 15


Note:


# MINMUM GRADE OF C REQUIRED, *PLACEMENT BY TEST RESULTS.

@These requirements must be completed before the student can proceed beyond 60 hours attempted.

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