The Psychology Department currently offers three (3) different curricula. 
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General Psychology

The General Psychology curriculum is a course of study which offers the greatest flexibility in course selection. The focus is an overview of the major areas of psychology.

Practicum is a course that consists of field experience. Though not required, practicum is highly recommended. The key to a successful practicum experience is planning. Practica are done during the senior year. Dr. Joy Kannarkat is the practicum coordinator. See him at least six weeks before the semester during which you will be doing your practicum. Failure to follow this procedure may result in delaying your practicum and your graduation!

Psychology/Special Education Certification Endorsement Emotionally Disturbed/ Learning Disabled or Learning Disabled /Mentally Retarded:

This curriculum is a joint venture of the psychology and education departments. While working toward a bachelor's degree in psychology, the student also meets the requirements for certification as an ED/LD or LD/MR teacher.

Psychology/Early Childhood Education Certification Endorsement Grades N/K-Four:

A program of study leading to a degree in psychology and teaching certification for elementary education. Your academic advisor is the best source of information about each curriculum and will help you in deciding which is best for you. It is important to follow your curriculum carefully to ensure that you take the right courses and in the proper sequence. 

Be aware that some courses are offered only once a year. It is important to plan carefully so that you don't miss taking a course and have to wait a year until it is offered again. This is particularly important for classes that serve as prerequisites for more advanced courses.