Bachelor of Science in Psychology Bio-Psychology Track (2007-2008 degree plan) Core Level Courses (12 hours) BIB 114 History of the New Testament COM 113 Basic Speech ENG 103 Elements of English ENG 113 English Composition I ENG 123 English Composition II
Scientific Inquiry (9 hours) BIO 154 College Biology CHM 214 College Chemistry I MTH 173 College Algebra NSC 153 General Science A (no lab)
Artistic Expression and Critical Appreciation (6 hours) ART 133 Freehand Drawing and Composition I ART 153 Two-Dimensional Design ART 203 Art Appreciation ART 333 Art History COM 173 Introduction to Theatre COM 243 Oral Interpretation COM/ENG 303 Drama Survey ENG 213 Major British Writers I ENG 223 Major British Writers II ENG 313 American Literature I ENG 323 American Literature II ENG 373 World Literature MUS 203 Music Appreciation
INSTITUTIONAL REQUIREMENTS (5 hours) YCS 101 Freshman Seminar Two upper-division BIB, or DOC, or MIN, or RHS Junior English Proficiency Exam DEPARTMENTAL REQUIREMENTS BIO 224 General Zoology BIO 312 Medical Terminology BIO 313 Nutrition BIO 314 Human Anatomy BIO 324 Human Physiology BIO 344 General Microbiology BIO 423 Cell biology CHM 114 General Chemistry I CHM 124 General Chemistry II COM 333 Interpersonal Communication FAM 123 Family Relations FAM 343 Parenting MTH 223 Elements of Statistics PHI 423 Ethical Theory and Practice PSY 113 General Psychology PSY 143 Human growth and Development PSY 243 Sophomore Seminar PSY 315 Human Behavior and Motivation PSY 323 Adolescent Psychology PSY 333 Theories of Personality PSY 343 Abnormal Psychology PSY 353 Applied Psychology PSY 381 Violence in America PSY 403 Adult Development and Aging PSY 413 Organizational Behavior PSY 423 Counseling PSY 433 Social Science Research PSY 453 Field Experience PSY 463 Readings in Psychology PSY 473 Social Psychology PSY 483 Senior Seminar
Cultural Perspectives (3 hours) EDU 343 Human Relations/Multicultural Awareness ENG 373 World Literature GEO 214 Cultural Geography HST 263 Western Civilization since 1648 HST 273 World Civilization to 1450 HST 283 World Civilization since 1450 MIN 314 Cultural Anthropology for Missions MIN 323 Introduction to World Missions POL 123 American Government RHS 343 History of Religions of the World Historical Foundations (3 hours) HST 213 History of the U.S. to 1877 HST 223 History of the U.S. since 1877 HST 253 Western Civilization to 1648 HST 263 Western Civilization since 1648 HST 273 World Civilization to 1450 HST 283 World Civilization since 1450 Human Behavior and Social Foundations (3 hours) BUS 133 Introduction to Business COM 383 Organizational Communication ECO 233 Principles of Macro-Economics EDU 103 Introduction to Education EDU 313 Ed. Psych.: Learning & Evaluation EDU 343 Human Relations/Multicultural Awareness PED 223 Health Education POL 123 American Government SOC 113 Introduction to Sociology SOC 223 Contemporary Social Problems
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Religious Studies (9 hours) BIB 123 History of Old Testament PHI 213 Introduction to Philosophy and Ethics BIB/PHI 223 Philosophy of Living
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