Academic Advising Tips for Psych Students
Don’t wait until your Junior Audit to discover you are behind on credits needed for graduation! Once a semester, students are required to navigate through course catalogs and the registration section of WebAdvisor. Registration can be a period of anxiety for many students, but with this handy-dandy guide and checklist about the ins and outs of registration (courtesy of Dr. Traci Giuliano), you will be one step ahead of the game! For more information and a downloadable copy of the guide, please click here.
We also highly recommend you make time for High Impact Experiences either as part of the major or in addition to it. Here’s a guide specific for students interested in psychology!
How to Choose a Research Methods Option
Not sure what the research methods options are or how you should choose one? Read this helpful handout to learn more about the options and how to sign up.
Your Capstone in Psychology
Our department offers two Capstone options for the Psychology major: an immersive internship or a year-long position in one of our research labs. Read this handout for more information about the labs and the internship options.
Informal Degree Plans
These documents list department and university requirements in an easy-to-understand format that can be helpful in planning your upcoming schedule.
Bachelor of Arts in Psychology
Bachelor of Science in Psychology
Other helpful links
These are links to external websites that are helpful for psychology students.