42 hrs. of advanced work (> or = 300 level courses)
126 hrs. total
C or 2.0 GPA on all work submitted on degree application, and in each major/minor

• English Composition (6 hrs.; if subscores of ACT > or = 26 or SAT > or = 650, 102 & 321 should be taken)
  

  Eng 101

  Eng. 102

• English Literature (6 hrs.)
  Eng 200 (Intro to Lit.) plus one (1) from the following three (3) literature courses
  

  Eng 105 (Eng Lit.)

  Eng 206 (Amer. Lit.)

  Eng 210 (World Lit.)

• Foreign Language (6-12 hrs)
  Must complete sophomore (200 or higher) level sequence in one foreign language. Students with one yr. of foreign language instruction should enroll in 102; two yrs. of instruction enroll in 201.
  

  101

  102

  201

  201

• Sciences (9-11 hrs.)
  Any three (3) lecture courses plus two (2) labs from Astronomy (pg. 396), Biology (pg. 291), Chemistry (pg. 297), Geology (pg. 344) or Physics (pg. 396) where at least one year of study is required in one subject area and the other course is from a second subject area. Physics and astronomy are considered one subject area.
  Lectures:
  Labs :
• Mathematics (6 hrs)
  Any two (2) courses from Math 115, 120, 121, 123, 125, 261, 262, and 267 (pg. 359).
  
• History (6 hrs.)
  Any two (2) history courses will satisfy this requirement. History Dept. recommends Hist 101,102 (West Civ.) or Hist 105,106 (U.S. History).
  
• Fine or Performing Arts (3 hrs.)
  Any one (1) course from Dance 200, Music 101, 102, 103, or 105 (pg. 370), Theatre 201 (pg. 415), or Art Hist. 281, 283, 284 or any 300/400 level course (pg. 289).
  
• Humanities (3 hrs.)
  Any one (1) course from either Afro-Amer. Studies (pg. 283), Classics (pg. 302), Philosophy (pg. 393), Religion (pg. 395), Southern Studies 101, 102 (pg. 412), Women's Studies 201 (pg. 419), or Honors 101, 102.
  
• University Studies (l hr.)
  US 101 (1)
• Social Science (6 hrs.)
  This requirement is satisfied by courses in psychology.

Total college general education core hrs. earned:

099 Orientation to Major (1) (Strongly recommended for Fr./So. Psychology majors.)

• The following three (2) courses (all courses are 3 hrs. unless otherwise noted) are required.
  201 General Psychology
  202 Elementary Statistics
• One (1) of the following four (4) laboratory courses is required (Psy 201 and 202 are prerequisites).
  

  211 Behavioral Neuroscience 213 Animal Learning

  212 Experimental Social 214 Cognition and Perception

• Any seven (7) additional courses (21 hrs) offered by the department.
  Courses listed below have Psy 201 as a prerequisite.
  

  215 Psy of Instructional Tech. 311 Abnormal 411 Drugs and Behav.

  301 Developmental 320 Cognitive 460 Human Sexuality* 419 Parenting

  Courses listed below have Psy 201 and 202 as prerequisites.

  303 Intermediate Stats 308 Industrial Psychology

  401 Undergraduate Internship* 405 Minor Research Problems*

  Courses listed below have Psy 201, 202, and one (1) of the 200-level labs as prerequisites.
  

  309 Learning 315 Personality 323 Appl. Behav. Analys. 321 Social Psychology

  313 Exp. Analys. Behav. 319 Brain Science 317 Tests and Measures

  Courses listed below have prerequisites other than described above.
  

  410 Survey of Medical Psychology (PSY 201 and PSY 319) 415 Intro to Clinical Psychology (PSY 202, (1) of the 200-level labs, and PSY 311 412 Science of Emotion (9 hours of Psy courses, e.g., PSY 201, PSY 202, and a 200-level lab) 420 Special Topics (9 hours of Psy courses)* 431 Problem Solving (no prerequisites)

*Course also requires consent of the instructor.

Hrs. earned: Total psychology hrs. earned (must be > or = 31 hrs.)

Minor/Double Major requirements:
Minor/Double Major Electives:

Total minor/double major hrs. earned:

Total elective hrs. earned: