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Nov 21, 2024
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Crown College 2024-2025 Catalog
Psychology Major (B.A.)
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Return to: Arts & Sciences Academic Programs
This major is offered through the School of Arts & Sciences. The psychology program gives students a deeper understanding of people for wherever their future paths may lead them. The program is designed for students to learn effective skills in relating to and communicating with others, and to develop insight into the whole person and the life experiences which impact human behavior and mental processes. Students look broadly into the biological, psychological, social, and spiritual aspects of human behavior and integrate the learning with a biblical foundation. These abilities and knowledge are transferable to many vocations such as the mental health field, business, health care, and human services. The psychology undergraduate degree also prepares students for graduate studies.
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I. Core Curriculum - 48 Credits
II. Psychology Major - 36 Credits
III. Electives - 41 Credits
- Electives (300-400 level) 9 Credits
- Electives 32 Credits
A minimum of 36 credits must be at the upper (300-400) level for a bachelor degree.
Four-Year Suggested Program for the Psychology Major
Fall Semester - 15 Credits
Spring Semester - 15 Credits
Fall Semester - 15 Credits
- History Elective 3 Credits (Choose from: HIS 133 , HIS 134 , HIS 231 or HIS 232 )
- MAT 226 - Applied Statistics 3 Credits
- THE 231 - Christian Doctrine 3 Credits
- Elective 3 Credits
- ENG/HIS/MAT/SCI Elective 3-4 Credits (Choose from: ENG 250 , COM 312 , ENG 314 , ENG 322 , MDA 326 , HIS 133 , HIS 134 , HIS 231 , HIS 232 , MAT 130 , MAT 131 or a Lab Science class)
Spring Semester - 16 Credits
Departmental Acceptance
Students apply for departmental acceptance during their sophomore year spring semester or their junior year fall semester. A minimum 2.0 cumulative GPA is required for departmental admission in the Psychology major.
Fall Semester - 15 Credits
Spring Semester - 18 Credits
Fall Semester - 16 Credits
Spring Semester - 15 Credits
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