Course Requirements	Hours
I. All of the following:
100 - General Psychology	3
261 - Statistics and Research Methods	4
360 - Advanced Statistics	3
362 - Applied Methods	4
421 - History of Psychology	3
(Subtotal = 17 hours)
II. One from the following:	4
372 - Sensation and Perception
373 - Cognitive Psychology
374 - Physiological Psychology
375 - Experimental Social Psychology
381 - Applied Behavioral Analysis
III. One from the following:	3
301 - Social Psychology
311 - Abnormal Psychology
320 - Exceptional Children & Youth
331 - Infant-Child
332 - Adolescent-Adult
333 - Aging
342 - Personality
IV. One from the following:	3
305 - Biocognition
307 - Computer Applications for Social Sciences
353 - Learning and Motivation
385 - Industrial-Organizational
392 - Behavior Genetics
394 - Psychopharmacology
V. One from the following:	Variable Credit
40 Hours of Community Service Learning (Fulfills requirement with no credit hours)
321 - Practicum in Exceptional Child Psychology
491 - Individual Research (4 cr. over 2 successive semesters)
499 - Internship
Total Required for Psychology Major:	39

A BLS student has two options for completing a major program. One is to complete the requirements for the Bachelor's Degree in Psychology as specified in the university catalog. The other option is to create a special major consisting of courses from at least two disciplines. The special major must represent a coherent field of concentration. For example, a student might create a major in "Social Development" that includes relevent courses in psychology along with courses in sociology and anthropology such as Juvenille Delinquency and Anthropology of Gender. The BLS student must construct this major with their mentor and the special major must be approved by the BLS office. A proposal for a special major must be submitted to the BLS office before the student completes 15 credits toward the major.