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2019-2020 Academic Catalog 
    
2019-2020 Academic Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Psychology, B.A.


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The Bachelor of Arts in Psychology (BA-PSY) degree at Landmark College is designed to prepare students for further graduate study or an entry-level job in fields such as education support positions, public affairs, health, human resources, business, sales, service industries, employment counseling, correction counselor training, grant development or writing. Consistent with American Psychological Association (APA) standards, the BA-PSY program explores knowledge areas related to psychology, neurodiversity, and learning. Students will develop skills in the design and application of research, and will engage in experiential opportunities designed to enrich professional habits through self-reflection, collaboration, and project management. Graduates will demonstrate sound research and writing skills, effective professional and interpersonal communication skills, ethical and socially responsible behavior in diverse environments, and analytical, creative problem solving skills.

Students interested in the BA-PSY may begin in the A.A. Liberal Studies curriculum.

General Education Requirements: 41 credits


 27 credits plus 14 credits of major requirements that also fulfill general education requirements:

Major Requirements: 36 credits


Individuals and Society - 3000/4000 level courses in Psychology or Related Fields.  

Students choose five from the list below, two must be PSY courses:

Open Electives: 44 credits


  • 29 credits at any level (Only 6 - 1 credit courses allowed)
  • 15 credits 3000/4000 level

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