Psychology Minor

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General Information:

Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of Science

The psychology department prepares students to evaluate psychology concepts from a biblically informed Christian Worldview, to be intelligent consumers of research, and to possess pre-professional knowledge and skills. A balanced curriculum brings together the theoretical and practical dimensions of psychology through experiential courses and opportunities for community-based internships.

The major objectives are for students to: 1). Demonstrate a practical working knowledge of the science and profession of psychology, 2). Investigate psychological concepts in light of a biblically informed Christian worldview in order to more effectively serve Christ and their community, and 3). Obtain a foundation in psychology sufficient for further professional training or graduate work in such fields as counseling, clinical psychology, criminal justice, social services, or school counseling.

Requirements:

Required minor courses: 21 credit hours (9 hours at 300-400 level)

PSY 103 - Introduction to Psychology
PSY 183 - History and Systems of Psychology
PSY additional courses: 12 credit hours

THEORY Elective (3 credit hours)

(Cannot use same course for credit here if taken as additional course above)