Psychology Minor

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The purpose of the minor is to help students majoring in other disciplines obtain an appropriate psychology background that will complement their work in their major.

Minor Requirements

A minor in Psychology consists of a minimum of 18 credit hours, comprising of PSY 2012 , PSY 3204 (or any approved statistics course), and any four (4) upper-level psychology courses listed within the minor elective category, except PSY 4913 .

Total Minor Credit Hours: 18

Minor Core Credit Hours: 6

PSY 2012 - Introduction to Psychological Science Credit(s): 3
PSY 3204 - Psychological Statistics Credit(s): 3 or any approved statistics course (STA XXXX, QMB 2100 )

Minor Elective Credit Hours: 12

Choose four (4) upper-level psychology courses from the following list:

CBH 4004 - Comparative Psychology Credit(s): 3
CLP 4134 - Abnormal Child Psychology Credit(s): 3
CLP 4143 - Abnormal Psychology Credit(s): 3
CLP 4302 - Introduction to Clinical Psychology Credit(s): 3
CLP 4314 - Health Psychology Credit(s): 3
CLP 4414 - Behavior Modification Credit(s): 3
CLP 4433 - Psychological Tests and Measurement Credit(s): 3
CLP 4620 - Ethics in Psychology and Health Credit(s): 3
CLP 4941 - Community Practicum in Selected Topics Credit(s): 1-9
DEP 4053 - Developmental Psychology Credit(s): 3
DEP 4220 - Autism Spectrum Disorders Credit(s): 3
EXP 4104 - Sensory Processes Credit(s): 3
EXP 4204C - Perception Credit(s): 3
EXP 4304 - Motivation Credit(s): 3
EXP 4404 - Psychology of Learning Credit(s): 3
EXP 4640 - Psychology of Language Credit(s): 3
EXP 4680C - Cognitive Psychology Credit(s): 3
GEY 4612 - Psychology of Aging Credit(s): 3
IDS 4942 - Community Internship Credit(s): 1-4
INP 4004 - Industrial Psychology Credit(s): 3
PPE 4003 - Personality Credit(s): 3
PSB 3444 - Drugs and Behavior Credit(s): 3
PSY 3213 - Research Methods in Psychology Credit(s): 4
PSY 3630 - Psychology of Human-Animal Interactions Credit(s): 3
PSB 3842 - Sleep and Dreams Credit(s): 3
PSB 4002 - Brain Behavior and Experience Credit(s): 3
PSB 4004C - Physiological Psychology Credit(s): 3
PSY 2071 - Career Development in Psychology Credit(s): 3
PSY 4205 - Experimental Design and Analysis Credit(s): 3
PSY 4215 - Discovering Research in Psychology Credit(s): 3
PSY 4724 - Programming with Data for Psychological Science Credit(s): 3
PSY 4931 - Selected Topics: Seminar Credit(s): 3
PSY 4938 - Pro Seminar Credit(s): 3
SOP 4004 - Social Psychology Credit(s): 3
SOP 4450 - Psychology of Religion Credit(s): 3
SOP 4702 - Psychology of Gender Credit(s): 3
SOP 4723 - Cross-Cultural Psychology Credit(s): 3
SOP 4744 - Women’s Mental Health Credit(s): 3
SOP 4751 - Psychology Applied to Law Credit(s): 3
SOP 4777 - Psychology of Human Sexuality Credit(s): 3

GPA Requirement

A GPA of 2.0 or better in the minor is required for certification.

Grading Requirement

Students minoring in Psychology must obtain a “C” or better in PSY 2012 and PSY 3204 (or any approved statistics course).

In addition, a “C-“ or better is required for all other courses that count toward the Psychology minor.

Residency Requirements

A minimum of 6 credit hours must be obtained from upper-level electives at USF, that are unique to the minor.

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