Anticipated Course Offerings

<Please note that there have been several changes to the anticipated course schedule, especially in the anticipated courses being taught in summer terms.>

In order to better help you prepare your progression through the degree, the following information is provided as a general guideline.  It is important to keep a few things in mind:

• This is not an official guarantee of courses. The actual courses provided in a given semester depend upon available faculty and department resources.  Therefore, the courses listed here are anticipated to be offered in the indicated semester. 
• Course progression. It is very important to note that some courses carry prerequisites.  (Click here to see course descriptions, including prerequisite requirements.)  With that in mind, it is important to take General Psychology II, Writing in Psychology, and Statistics for the Social and Behavioral Sciences early in our academic careers. 
• Don’t wait. Although multiple courses may be offered in a single semester, do not plan to take four or five psychology courses in a single semester.  Due to classroom availability and other scheduling considerations, advanced courses may be offered at conflicting times.  Although we try to minimize overlapping scheduling, there will be some semesters that it cannot be avoided.  The best approach is to consistently register for two or three psychology courses a semester starting your sophomore year.  Also, you would be wise to complete three elective classes, one in each area, during your junior and senior years.  Specific psychology degree requirements are provided here.
• If you are unsure what the requirements for your major are, please see the menu on the left for Degree Options.

Anticipated Course Offerings

• PC - Psychology Core
• AC - Academic Core
• CC - Clinical Core