Majors/Minors

Psychology (B.A.) [PSY]

The B.A. requires 0-12 credit hours of foreign language.

This major in the Psychology Department provides a broad base of understanding of psychology as a science ? the methodology of the discipline, the principles and concepts in major areas, and selected areas of application. Major areas include research methods, as well as a broad range of areas represented in the four-group distribution.

Career Potential

• Academics
• Research
• Counselor/therapist
• School psychologist
• Human services
• Organizational psychologist

Program Details for Psychology (B.A.) [PSY]

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Psychology (B.S.) [PSY]

The B.S. requires 0-3 credit hours of foreign language.

This major in the Psychology Department provides a broad base of understanding of psychology as a science ? the methodology of the discipline, the principles and concepts in major areas, and selected areas of application. Major areas include research methods, as well as a broad range of areas represented in the four-group distribution.

Career Potential

• Academics
• Research
• Counselor/therapist
• School psychologist
• Human services
• Organizational psychologist

Program Details for Psychology (B.S.) [PSY]

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Psychology Minor [PSY]

Psychology Department
Judith Ouellette, chair
Old Main, Room 132
(607) 753-4218

Program Details for Psychology Minor [PSY]

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Psychology of Children with Exceptionalities Minor [PSYX]

Psychology Department
Judith Ouellette, chair
Old Main, Room 132
(607) 753-4218

This program is open to all majors of the College.

Other courses, including field studies such as PSY 400, may be accepted for credit in the psychology of children with exceptionalities minor following the recommendation of the Exceptionality Committee and with consent of the department.

Program Details for Psychology of Children with Exceptionalities Minor [PSYX]