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Dec 05, 2025
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2025-2026 Undergraduate Catalog
Psychology, B.S.
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Psychology is a dynamic and highly marketable major that prepares students for success in a broad range of professions and/or graduate training. Our Bachelor of Science degree in psychology prepares students to study behavior and mental processes within an applied framework. This approach
encourages students to integrate psychological research and theories as they relate to ethical practice, moral responsibility, and civic leadership. Students develop professional, scientific, and critical thinking skills through experiential learning. Psychology majors generally pursue careers in healthcare,
counseling, human resources, business, marketing, education, public relations, and child and elder care.
Progression Requirements
- Students who achieve less than a C in 2 of these 5 required courses, PSY 101, 130, 208, 230, and 250, will be put on departmental academic notice.
- The repeat/delete option may be used three times total for grades below a “C” in required psychology courses. This option can only be used one time for any one course. If the repeat/delete option does not result in a grade of “C” or higher, the student will be dismissed from the program.
- Transfer students must earn at least a C in their first three required psychology courses at Alvernia University. Transfer students will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis but may be placed on academic notice depending on their transcripts.
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PSY Electives Courses 15 credits
All students must complete 15 credits of PSY elective courses. Related Requirements:
6 credits from MAT 208 and any Philosophy course designated Ethics (E). |
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