Psychological Services Concentration Major/Minor

Applied Psychology & Rehabilitation Counseling

The Psychological Services option is a career oriented program directed towards undergraduate students in psychology, preparing those students for graduate training in psychology. The program also encourages communication between the College and community agencies in order to facilitate adequate professional preparation of students. In addition the Psychological Services program trains students to perform effectively as employees of various governmental and private agencies by offering the students:

• The appropriate training in interviewing, psychological assessment, abnormal psychology, and research.
• Information about human needs and problems.
• Opportunities to develop the needed competencies for communicating or reporting psychological information and statistics.

The objectives of the Psychology minor program is to:

• Enable students from a variety of disciplines to gain an understanding of human behavior.
• Familiarize students with the variety of ways in which psychological principles are applied in the modern day world.

Students must take Twenty-one (21) Credit hours including general psychology.

Freshman Year

Sophomore Year

Junior Year

Senior Year