PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAM
The program
worksheet for the psychology curriculum is listed below and includes the course
requirements for the Associate of Arts (AA.)** degree and college/university
transfer for baccalaureate studies in psychology. The schedule of
requirements also applies to those seeking immediate employment with the A.A.
degree, but they are primarily intended for those seeking the baccalaureate and
advanced degrees (Masters and Doctorate). Students majoring in psychology
should work closely with his/her advisor in order to plan his/her curriculum
according to his/her choice of college/university transfer curriculum or choice
of employment placement.
PSYCHOLOGY PROGRAM WORKSHEET FOR A.A. DEGREE & TRANSFER
The curriculum listed
below includes the course requirements for the Associate of Arts (AA.) degree
and college/university transfer for baccalaureate studies in psychology.
This schedule of coursework also applies to those seeking immediate employment
with the A.A. degree. Students majoring in psychology should work closely
with his/her advisor in order to plan his/her curriculum according to choice of
university/college transfer curriculum or choice of employment placement.
Name:_______________________________ ID#___________________________
Date:________________ Transfer
College/University________________________
Interests:_______________________________
Instructions:
1. Use this worksheet to keep track
of courses taken in order to plan your program for transfer and to graduate
with the A.A. degree in psychology. Mark
the blanks to the left of each course after completion. A recommended sequence for taking coursework
is listed below by semester, however,
this is not a required semester or course sequence, unless a course is noted by
an asterisk*.
_______*ENG 1113 English Composition I 3
_______HIS History Elective 3
_______MAT 1313 College Algebra 3
_______*PSY 1513 General Psychology (Prerequisite for
PSY 2113) 3
_______ART/MUS/THE Fine Arts Elective 3
_______HPR Health/Physical Ed.
Elective 1
_______EDU 1411 Improvement of Study 1
_______ __________________Elective _____
Total Hours 17
_______*ENG 1123 English Composition II 3
_______HIS History Elective 3
_______SPT
1113 Oral Communication 3
_______EPY 2533 Human Growth & Development 3
_______PHY Physical Science
Elective 4
_______ __________________Elective _____
Total Hours 16
Sophomore Semester
Coursework Semester
Hours
_______BIO
General Biology I (Other BIO may substitute) 4
_______**ENG Literature
Elective (e.g.,
OR
_______**MFL Foreign
Language Elective 3
_______EPY 2513 Child
Psychology 3
_______CSC Computer Science Elective 3
_______SOC 2113 Introduction to Sociology 3
_______ __________________Elective _____
Total Hours 16
_______BIO
General Biology II
(Other BIO may substitute) 4
_______**ENG Literature
Elective (e.g.,
OR
_______**MFL Foreign Language Elective 3
_______MAT 2323 Statistics (Corequisite or Prerequisite for PSY 2113) 3
_______PSY 2113 Laboratory
in Psychology: Cognition & Behavior 3
_______PHI 2113 Introduction to Philosophy 3
_______ __________________Elective _____
Total Hours 16
*Courses must be
taken in sequence
**You may take either
your Foreign Language Electives or Literature Electives at Northeast, however,
both are required for the Bachelors degree.
You may take both before transferring, however, you will need to
substitute 6 of these hours for other electives or your total hours will equal
71, which is 6 over what will typically transfer.
Graduation Note:
The Associate of Arts degree in psychology requires 63 total hours.
Thirty-two of the 63 hours must be in the required core curriculum in order to
graduate (see the Northeast Catalog for a listing of core course
requirements). The curriculum schedule listed above includes the 32 hours
of core course requirements
University Transfer Note: The
public four-year colleges and universities in
Other Electives That May Be Used:
Social Sciences: PSC (American
Govt.); SOC (Marriage & Family)
Health: HPR (Personal & Community Health); HPR (First Aid)
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Comments: Collin Billingsley, Ph.D.: cbillin@nemccc.edu