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A major in Psychology requires the following courses:
| PSY 111 | Introduction to Psychology | 4 sh |
| PSY 240 | Lifespan Development | 4 sh |
| PSY 241 | Social Psychology | 4 sh |
| PSY 242 | Cognitive Psychology | 4 sh |
| PSY 243 | Behavioral Neuroscience | 4 sh |
| PSY 302 | Experimental Research Methods and Statistics | 4 sh |
| PSY 303 | Non-experimental Research Methods and Statistics | 4 sh |
| Two courses selected from: | 8 sh | |
| PSY 331 | Psychological Testing | |
| PSY 333 | Abnormal Psychology | |
| PSY 343 | Personality Psychology | |
| PSY 345 | Psychology of Learning | |
| PSY 350-354 | Special Topics in Behavioral Neuroscience | |
| PSY 355 | Sensation and Perception | |
| PSY 356 | Health Psychology | |
| PSY 382 | Child Psychopathology | |
Any course numbered 383-390 | ||
| One course selected from: | 4 sh | |
| PSY 460 | Empirical Research Seminar | |
| PSY 461 | Senior Seminar | |
| Eight additional semester hours in Psychology | 8 sh | |
| TOTAL | 48 sh | |
Double Major. The psychology department waives four hours of electives for any student completing a double major. For example, a student double-majoring in Psychology and Exercise Sport Science would need a total of 44 PSY hours instead of the normal 48.