B.S. Program (34 S.H.) Note: Students must earn a C- or better in all prerequisite courses (except Elementary Psychology and Statistics) prior to enrolling in more advanced courses. Psychology Core Courses S.H 31:001 Elementary Psychology 3 22S:102 Introduction to Statistical Methods or equivalent 3 Experimental Psychology I (31:120) or Research Methods in Psychology (31:010) 3 Lower Level Electives (select 4 of the 5 courses) Prerequisite: Completion of 31:001 Intro to Brain and Behavior or Biological Psychology 3 31:013 Intro to Clinical Psychology 3 31:014 Intro to Developmental Science 3 31:015 Intro to Social Psychology 3 31:016 Intro to Cognitive Psychology 3 Upper Level Electives (Select 3 courses) Note: not all courses areavailable each semester (or summer session). Prerequisite: C- or better in 031:043 or 31:120 and C- or better in the specified Lower Level prerequisite. **100-level Psych classes link here Selected Topics Courses (must take 1 of each) 31:121 Lab in Psychology 4 31:190 Psychology Seminar 3 Other Requirements (see Catalog for course titles and descriptions.) Mathematics Calculus (22M:011 or 016 or 017 or 021 or 025 or equivalent) Natural Science One of the following options: must total at least 7 s.h. and include a lab. Chemistry and Biology: 4:007 and 2:002, 4:011 and 2:002, or 4:011 and 2:010 Chemistry: 4:011 and 4:012 Physics: 29:011 and 29:012 Chemistry and Physics 4:007 or 4:011 and 29:008 or 29:011 Note: Fall 2002- Chemistry 4:013, 4:014, 4:016 replaced by 4:011 and 4:012. Advanced Mathematics, Statistics, or Computer Science Completion of a more advanced course that has one of these courses as a prerequisite will also satisfy this requirement. If 6E:071 is used in place of 22S:102, a second course from this list must be completed. Computer Science 22C:005 Introduction to Computer Science 22C:016 Computer Science I 06K:070 Computer Analysis Statistics 22S:120 Probability and Statistics 22S:148 Intermediate Statistical Methods 06E:071 Statistics for Strategy Problems Mathematics 22M:022 Calculus and Modeling II 22M:026 Calculus II 22M:027 Introduction to Linear Algebra 22M:036 Engineering Calculus II 22M:046 Accelerated Calculus with Applications II

Program Planning Information Course Sequence for the B.S. Program. The first year of academic work for the typical student in this program is devoted largely to meeting General Education Requirements, including the required course work in the natural sciences and calculus. Freshmen may be able to start work in psychology, usually with 31:001 Elementary Psychology. The required statistics course and 31:120 Experimental Psychology I should closely follow this course. Under 100-level psychology courses may be taken any time after the elementary course has been completed, but upper-level psychology courses have a prerequisite of the Experimental Psychology I as well as specified lower level psychology course work. Students entering the B.S. program can complete their additional course in advanced mathematics, statistics, or computer science any time, subject to course prerequisites. Students must earn a C- or better in all prerequisite courses (except Elementary Psychology and Statistics) prior to enrolling in more advanced courses.