Psychology (PSY) (BS)
Graduation Requirements (A Minimum of 120 Credits)
This program prepares the students for entry level positions and advanced professional education in psychology. Students will be exposed to the major domains of psychology and will acquire a solid base of knowledge in each of these domains, as well as be able to integrate and apply knowledge and meet their career goals. Florida National University awards a Bachelor of Science Degree in Psychology upon completion of the program.
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General Education Requirements (42 Credits)
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ENC 1101English Composition I **3
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ENC 1102English Composition I **3
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SPC 1017Fundamentals of Oral Communication3
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ENC 3311Advanced Research and Writing3
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Any Humanities course from those offered
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DEP 2004Human Growth and Development3
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PSY 1012General Psychology3
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BSC 1010General Biology I3
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BSC 1010LGeneral Biology I Lab1
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BSC 1081Basic Anatomy and Physiology3
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MAC 1105College Algebra I **3
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STA 2014Introduction to Statistics**4
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SLS 1501College Study Skills
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CGS 1030Introduction to Information Technology4
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CLP 3143Abnormal Psychology3
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CLP 3302Foundations of Clinical Psychology3
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CLP 4414Behavior Modification3
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DEP 3115Psychology of Childhood3
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DEP 3305Adolescent Psychology3
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DEP 3404Psychology of Aging3
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EXP 3604Cognitive Processes3
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PPE 3003Psychology of Personality3
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PSB 3002Biological Basis of Behavior3
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PSY 3213Psychological Research Methods3
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PSY 4049Capstone Course3
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PSY 4604History and Theories of Psychology3
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SOP 3004Social Psychology3
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SOP 3723Cross-cultural Issues in Psychology3
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SOP 4702Psychology and Gender3
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CCJ 2002Juvenile Delinquency3
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CFE 3721Forensic Psychology3
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CLP 2620Ethics in Psychology and Health3
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CLP 4314Psychology of Health and Illness3
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CLP 4433Psychological Tests and Measurements3
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DEP 3202Psychology of Exceptional Children3
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EXP 3404Principles of Learning3
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HSC 3143Substance Abuse Prevention3
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INP 4004Industrial/Organizational Psychology3
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PSY 4302Foundations of Counseling3
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SOP 4751Psychology and Law3
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STA 2122Statistics for the Behavioral Science3
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SYG 2000Principles of Sociology3
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SYG 2430Marriage and the Family3
All Credit Courses from within this division or any other division can be used as Suggested Electives.
NOTE: A total of up to 60 credits may be transferred from the General Education and/or Elective courses.
*General Education Component
**This course has prerequisites; check course descriptions.