REQUIREMENTS for a PSYCHOLOGY B.A. BACHELOR OF ARTS PSYCHOLOGY GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS

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1 Washburn University REQUIREMENTS for a PSYCHOLOGY B.A. BACHELOR OF ARTS PSYCHOLOGY GENERAL EDUCATION REQUIREMENTS Student Name Date of Entry Student ID # CURRENT CUM: Attempted Earned G.P.A. Points + Enrolled Semester/Yr ( RPT. D ) (+ INC) = TOTAL REQUIREMENTS COMMON TO ALL BACHELOR DEGREES Minimum 124 Earned Hours Minimum 30 Earned Hours for Washburn Residency Minimum 99 Hours in College of Arts and Sciences Minimum 84 Earned, d Hours Minimum 84 Earned, Non-Major Hours Minimum 45 Earned, Upper Division Hours 20 or Last 30 Earned Hours for Washburn Or 40 of Last 60 Earned Hours at Washburn No More Than 12 Earned Hours by Correspondence Transformational Experience Fulfilled Declaration of Major On file Need Application for Degree Need Semester/Year General Education Requirements Courses in the student s major DO NOT fulfill general education requirements ONLY SPECIFIC COURSES WILL MEET THE REQUIREMENTS FOR GENERAL EDUCATION EN hrs EN hrs FL 102 or higher or waiver per exam (grade must be D or better or CR ) WU101 / HN101 / IS100 3 (grade must be D or better or CR ) MA 112 or MA 116 or higher MA 3 hrs Arts and Humanities AR CN EN FL FR GE HN201 HU MM MU PH RG RU SP TH Minimum 15 hours in at least three (3) disciplines 3 hours AR / MU / TH No more than 6 hrs in one discipline may count. Must be D or better grade or CR. Cannot use EN 100, 101, 200, 300, or HN 102. Rev. for Fall 2017 Mathematics and Natural Sciences AS BI CH GL HN203 MA NS PS Minimum 12 hours. At least two (2) disciplines other than Mathematics must be taken. No more than 6 hrs in one discipline may count. Must be D or better grade or CR. Cannot use MA 103 & MA104. Social Sciences -- AN EC GG HI HN202 PO SO SS Minimum 15 hours in at least three (3) disciplines. No more than 6 hrs in one discipline may count. Must be D or better grade or CR. Cannot use MA 103 & MA104.

2 Student name: WIN: PSYCHOLOGY MAJORS: Undergraduate Advising Sheet The Foundation (to be completed during years 1 and 2): Basic Concepts in Psychology (PY100) Psychological Statistics (PY151) One (1) of the following: Psychological Development Through the Life-Span (PY209) Psychology of Infancy and Childhood (PY210) Adolescent Psychology (PY211) Psychology of Adulthood and Aging (PY212) Abnormal Psychology (PY231) Psychological Forum (PY299) **PY299 is a course prerequisite or co-requisite of PY251** Research Methods (PY251) The 3 Pillars + 2: Pillar Students must take one (1) course from each pillar I Learning (PY301) Cognition (PY306) II Sensation & Perception (PY305) Physiological Psychology (PY307) III Personality (PY309) Social Psychology (PY310) In addition to the pillar course requirements, students must also complete ANY two (2) upper-division psychology courses (PY3xx, PY3xx). upper-division elective course (PY3xx) upper-division elective course (PY3xx) NOTE: Upper division elective courses can be pillar or non-pillar courses. Capstone courses can NOT be used to fulfill this requirement. The Capstone: (minimum of 3 credits) Independent Study (PY389) Directed Research (PY390) **PY386 is a course prerequisite for PY390** Internship (PY336) History & Systems of Psychology (PY387) **STUDENTS CONSIDERING GRADUATE SCHOOL** Students desiring to enter graduate school are highly recommended to enroll in Advanced Research Design & Scientific Writing (PY386) after completing Research Methods (PY251).

3 GENERAL EDUCATION COURSES ARTS and HUMANITIES English (Excluding EN100, EN101, EN102, EN200, and EN300; however, transfer students who have completed a second semester may use that course to fulfill three hours of the General Education requirement in the Arts & Humanities) Philosophy Religion Music Art Mass Media Modern Languages Communication Theatre EN110, EN112, EN113, EN116, EN131, EN133, EN134, EN135, EN138, EN145, EN177, EN178, EN190, EN192, EN206, EN207, EN208, EN209, EN210, EN212, EN214, EN332 HN201 PH100, PH102, PH104, PH115, PH117, PH201, PH202, PH207, PH214, PH220, PH315 RG101, RG102, RG105, RG106, RG207 MU100, MU101, MU102, MU103, MU104, MU106, MU108, MU113, MU120, MU307 AR101, AR102, AR103, AR120, AR140, AR141, AR260, AR301, AR306, AR307, AR309, AR310 MM100 FL102, FR102, FR201, FR202, FR307, FR308, FR309, GE102, GE201, GE202, GE307, GE308 JP102, JP201, JP202, SP102, SP201, SP202, SP307, SP308, SP380 CN101, CN150, CN341, CN351 TH101, TH102, TH103, TH202, TH206, TH207, TH301, TH306 NATURAL SCIENCES, MATHEMATICS and STATISTICS Biology BI100, BI101, BI102, BI140 BI150, BI202, BI203 Chemistry CH101, CH103, CH121, CH151, CH152, CH212 Computer CM101, CM105 Physics PS101, PS102, PS120, PS126, PS261, PS281 Astronomy AS101, AS102, AS104 Geology GL101, GL103 Mathematics (Excluding MA110 or MA116, if taken for University requirements for baccalaureate MA112, MA116, MA117, MA123, MA140, MA141, MA142, MA151, MA206 degree. MA110 or MA116 will count toward distribution requirements for associate degrees.) Physics PS102, PS120, PS126, PS261, PS281 HN203 Interdisciplinary Studies IS340 Library IL170 SOCIAL SCIENCES Economics EC100, EC200, EC201 Political Science History / Geography Psychology Economics Sociology Anthropology Library Interdisciplinary Studies Kinesiology Leadership PO106, PO107, PO225, PO235, PO255 HI100, HI101, HI102, HI105 HI111, HI112, HI304, HI308, HI326, HI334, HI363 GG101, GG102 PY100, PY210, PY211, PY212, PY231, 306, PY317 EC100, EC200, EC201 SO100, SO101 AN112, AN114, AN116, AN118 HN202 IL170 IS340 KN248 LE100

4 Departmental Form Name: Date: Option Choice: # Project Outline with expected completion date(s): All boxes in your chosen option # must be checked before graduation honors will be awarded. Option 1 (Thesis): Successful completion of PY390 Successful oral defense Committee approval Final document submitted for binding. Completion date and thesis title:. Advisor/ Chairperson:. Dept. Faculty Members: &. Option 2 (WTE): Completion of two Psychology WTE s with unequivocal approval from faculty supervisor(s) to merit departmental honors Full faculty approval WTE titles, completion date(s), presentation place Option 3 (PY336): Successful completion of PY336 with positive evaluations from the internship site and faculty supervisor Public presentation of internship experience Provided significant service to the Psychology Department (Examples: club officer of Psi Chi or TWLOHA, active member/full participation in all club events) Full faculty approval PY336 presentation information and date(s):. Service information:. Internship information:. (Rev. April 2017) Chair Signature Date

5 Departmental Distinction Form Name: Date: Advisor: ACAT appointment test date: (Please note: The ACAT must be completed before Success Week for us to process your scores in time for graduation.) (Students fill in the top half only. The faculty member scoring your ACAT will fill in the rest and send you a copy.) Option 1: Student scored in the 75th percentile or higher on the overall ACAT. Score: Option 2: The student scored at least 600 (1 standard deviation above the mean) on three sections of the ACAT. (Checkmark the sections of 600 or above) Abnormal Clinical Counseling Developmental Experimental Design Cognition/Human Learning Personality Physiological Sensation & Perception Social Statistics ACAT Scoring Professor Signature: Date: Chair Signature: Date: (Rev. Sept )