College of Health and Human Sciences 120 credits Student: PUID: Catalog Term: PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCES PSYSCI-BS. Additional Majors: Minors:

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1 PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCES CI-BS College of Health and Human Sciences 120 credits Student: PUID: Catalog Term: Additional Majors: Minors: Selective Requirements (35-56 credits) Courses that fulfill major requirements (Areas A-D) may also be used to fulfill selective requirements, if applicable, and the same course may be used to fulfill multiple selective requirements. (3) Accounting/Finance/Economics Selective select from list (2-3) Arts & Literature Selective select from list (3) Cultural/International Diversity Selective semester of study abroad or select from list (3-4) Cultural/International Diversity Selective - Foreign Language (3-4) (Proficiency through in one language) (3-4) (3-4) (4-3) English Composition ( or 10800) (3) MA Algebra & Trigonometry I or higher level math (3) Management & Leadership Selective select from list (2-4) Natural Sciences, Math & Information Technology Selective select from list: must be from Group 1 (2-4) Natural Sciences, Math & Information Technology Selective select from list: must be lab component unless Group 1 course has lab (2-4) Natural Sciences, Mathematics & Information Technology Selective select from list (three Natural Sciences, Mathematics & Information Technology courses must total at least 9 credits) (3) Oral Communication (COM 11400) (3) Social & Behavioral Sciences Selective select from list (3) Social Ethics Selective select from list... A grade of C- or better is required for all courses used to fulfill the requirements of this major. A minimum 2.50 GPA for pre-major courses is required for admission to the Psychological Sciences major. Students may attempt each pre-major course twice. Withdrawals with a grade of W do not count as an attempt; withdrawals with a grade of WF do count as an attempt. Distance Learning (online) courses not originating on the Purdue-W.L. campus (i.e. not taught by Purdue W.L. faculty) cannot be used toward the pre-major or major requirements, and at least 75% of the courses in groups A-D for the major must be taken on the Purdue-W.L. campus. A) Courses required to satisfy pre-major requirements (12 credits) (3) PSY Elementary Psychology (3) PSY 20100* Introduction to Statistics in Psychology (prerequisite: PSY with grade of C- or higher and MA with grade of C- or higher) (3) PSY 20300* Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology (prerequisite: PSY with grade of C- or higher) (3) PSY * One course from Area B below *These courses must be taken at Purdue University-West Lafayette. Date Admitted Psychology Advisor s Signature... B) Select three additional courses from the following groups (9 credits) Including the Area B course used to fulfill pre-major requirements, two courses must be from Group B1 and two from Group B2. B1) (3) PSY Introduction to Cognitive Psychology (3) PSY Introduction to Quantitative Topics in Psychology (3) PSY Introduction to Behavioral Neuroscience (3) PSY Introduction to Learning B2) (3) PSY Child Psychology (3) PSY Introduction to Social Psychology (3) PSY Introduction to Industrial-Organizational Psychology (if selected, fulfills Management & Leadership Selective) (3) PSY Abnormal Psychology Requirements continued on next page

2 C) Select five additional 3-credit PSY courses numbered (15 credits) PSY & PSY may NOT be used to fulfill the Area C requirement, and only one of the following 3-credit courses may be used: PSY 31900, PSY 39000, PSY 39100, PSY 49200, or PSY (Depending on courses selected, PSY courses in this section may also fulfill some Selective Requirements) D) Select two additional 3-credit PSY courses numbered (6 credits) PSY 31900, PSY 39000, PSY 39100, PSY 49200, and PSY may NOT be used to fulfill this requirement. Electives (22-43 credits) At least 32 credits of coursework required at 300 level or higher. 120 semester credits required for Bachelor of Science degree.

3 PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCES SELECTIVE REQUIREMENTS LISTS ACCOUNTING, FINANCE & ECONOMICS (3 CR) AGEC CSR ECON Economics Personal Finance Principles of Economics Microeconomics Macroeconomics ARTS & LITERATURE (3 CR) Arts AD MUS DANC FR GER ITAL PHIL PTGS RUSS THTR Literature CLCS SPAN Introduction to Interior Design History of Art to History of Art Since Art Appreciation Music Appreciation Music Theory I Jazz History Modern Dance Ballet I Jazz Dance I World Dance Dance Appreciation Introduction to Creative Writing Introduction to Drama Introduction to Poetry The Movies Introduction to Francophone Film German Film Italian Film Philosophy of Art Brazilian, Portuguese & African Cinema Russian and East European Cinema Survey of Acting Theatre Appreciation Survey of Greek Literature in Translation Survey of Latin Literature in Translation Introduction to Classical Mythology Great Narrative Works Great American Books Literature of Black America Greek and Roman Classics in Translation The Bible as Literature World Lit. from the Beginning to World Lit. from 1700 A.D. to the Present Survey of American Literature I Survey of American Literature II Gender in Literature The American Novel Spanish American Lit. in Translation Lit. of the Spanish-Speaking People in the U.S. CULTURAL/INTERNATIONAL DIVERSITY (6-15 CR) Proficiency through Level IV in one language (3-12 cr) American Sign Language, Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Greek, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish AND one semester study abroad OR 3 credits from: AAS Introduction to Afro-American Studies The Afro-American Experience Issues in Afro-American Studies ANTH Human Cultural Diversity Culture, Food & Health Gender Across Cultures (30300) Indians of North America ASAM Introduction to Asian American Studies Advanced Topics in Asian American Studies ASL The American Deaf Community CLCS Classical World Civilizations Comparative Mythology COM Communicating in the Global Workplace Communication and Gender Social Support Literature of Black America World Lit. from the Beginning to World Lit. from 1700 A.D. to the Present Gender in Literature HDFS Families in a Multicultural Society HIST Survey of Global History The Making of Modern Africa East Asia and Its Historic Tradition East Asia in the Modern World South Asian History and Civilizations Middle East History & Culture Latin American History to Latin American History from Women in Early Modern Europe Women in Modern Europe History of Africa South of the Sahara Africa and the West Women in America to Gender in East Asian History Gender in Middle East History Women in America since Native American History Afro-American History to Afro-American History since 1865 JWST Introduction to Jewish Studies PHIL Philosophy of Women Philosophy, Culture & African-American Experience Religions of the East (or REL 23000) POL Introduction to International Relations Introduction to Comparative Politics Women, Politics, and Public Policy Intro to United States Foreign Policy PSY Psychology of Women Stereotypes and Prejudice Development in Cross-Cultural Perspective SOC Racial and Ethnic Diversity Global Social Movements Intro to the Sociology of Developing Nations Sex Roles in Modern Society SPAN Spanish American Lit. in Translation Lit. of the Spanish-Speaking People in the U.S. WOST Women s Studies: An Introduction Gender and Multiculturalism MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP (3 CR) COM ENTR OBHR OLS PSY Conflict & Negotiation Introduction to Entrepreneurship Introduction to Human Resources Management Introduction to Organizational Behavior Leadership Introduction to Industrial-Organizational Psych

4 NATURAL SCIENCES, MATHEMATICS & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (9 CR) One laboratory component required (indicated by *) and at least one course from Group 1. Group 1 BIOL BCHM CHM PHYS Group 2 ANSC ASTR BTNY CS CNIT EAS ENTM FNR HORT HK MA NUTR SLHS STAT 11000* Fundamentals of Biology I 11100* Fundamentals of Biology II Biol I: Diversity, Ecology, and Behavior Bio II: Dev., Struct., & Function of Organisms Human Anatomy and Physiology OR 20300* Human Anatomy and Physiology Human Anatomy and Physiology OR 20400* Human Anatomy and Physiology * Introduction to Microbiology Introduction to Biochemistry 11100* General Chemistry 11200* General Chemistry 11500* General Chemistry 11600* General Chemistry Introductory Quantitative Analysis 22000* General Physics 22100* General Physics Biology Companion Animal Functional Anatomy and Animal Performance Principles of Animal Nutrition Physiology of Domestic Animals Animal Behavior 26300* Descriptive Astronomy: The Solar System 26400* Descriptive Astronomy: Stars and Galaxies The Microbial World C Programming Programming With Multimedia Objects Problem Solving/Object-Oriented Programming Programming In C Data Structures And Algorithms Internet Foundations, Technologies and Development Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming Visual Programming Information Technology Architectures Planet Earth Introduction to Oceanography 11100* Physical Geology 11200* Historical Geology Survey of Atmospheric Science 23000* Laboratory in Atmospheric Science Introductory Entomology General Applied Entomology 20700* General Applied Entm Lab Introduction to Forensic Science Introduction to Environmental Conservation 10100* Fundamentals of Horticulture Principles of Motor Development Foundations of Motor Skill Learning Plane Analytic Geometry & Calculus I Analytic Geometry and Calculus I Introductory Analysis I Multivariate Calculus Linear Algebra and Differential Equations Linear Algebra Ordinary Differential Equations Several Variable Calculus Essentials of Nutrition Exploring Audiology and Hearing Science Acoustic Bases of Speech and Hearing Anatomy and Physiology of Speech & Hearing Introduction to Probability Models OR Introductory Probability Introduction to Statistics OR Statistical Methods SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES (NOT PSY) (3 CR) AGEC ANTH COM ECON HDFS HK PHIL POL SLHS SOC Economics Introduction to Anthropology Biological Basis of Human Social Behavior Introduction to Human Evolution Technology & Culture Culture and Personality Anthropology of Religion Communication and Relationships Impression Management Conflict & Negotiation Principles of Economics Microeconomics Macroeconomics Behavioral Economics Elements of Linguistics Introduction to Family Processes Introduction to Human Development Intro to Couple and Family Relationships Child Development Sexuality and Human Health Substance Abuse and Health Stress and Human Health Critical Thinking Principles of Logic Social and Political Philosophy Intro to the Philosophy of Science The Human Basis of Politics Introduction to Communicative Disorders Introductory Sociology Social Psychology of Marriage Hate and Violence SOCIAL ETHICS (3 CR) PHIL Ethics Philosophy and Law Biomedical Ethics Ethics and Animals Environmental Ethics SOC Social Problems POL Introduction to Environmental Policy PSY Responsible Conduct of Scientific Research

5 Psychological Sciences Major () Suggested 4-Year Plan of Study Cr* Fall Semester Cr* Spring Semester 3 PSY PSY Area B 3 COM (or 10800) 3 Foreign Language Selective** 3 Foreign Language Selective** 3 MA (or higher math) 3 Natural Science Selective 1 PSY (optional) PSY PSY PSY Area B 3 PSY Area B 3 Foreign Language Selective** 3 Foreign Language Selective** 3 Natural Science Selective 3 Arts & Literature Selective 3 PSY Area B 3 PSY Area C 3 PSY Area C 3 PSY Area D 3 Natural Science Selective 3 Cultural/Internat. Diversity Selective*** 3 Social & Behavioral Science Selective*** 3 Social Ethics Selective 3 PSY Area C 3 PSY Area C 3 PSY Area C 3 Management & Leadership Selective*** 3 PSY Area D 3 Accounting/Finance/Econ. Selective*** * Typical credits shown, but will vary with specific course selections; 120 total credits required. At least 32 of these credits must be courses taken at Purdue and numbered or higher. ** Depending on placement, requirement might require fewer than 4 semesters to complete. *** Includes course option that can cover two or more requirements concurrently.