Requirements for a B.S., Behavioral Neuroscience Track

Note: all courses are 4 units, unless otherwise indicated Units
Tier 1: Theoretical and Methodological Foundations (All are required) 12
  A. PSY 001 General Psychology  
  B. MA 005 Introduction to Statistics  
  C. PSY 013 Experimental Psychology  
Tier 2: Central Content Areas (28 units)  
  A. PSY 111 History and Systems of Psychology 4
  B. PSY 125 Behavioral Neuroscience with Lab 4
  C. One of the following laboratory courses are required (2 are recommended): 4
  PSY 120 Cognitive Psychology  
  PSY 121 Psychology of Learning  
  PSY 124 Sensation and Perception  
  D. Two of the following content courses are required: 8
  PSY 115 Child Development: Infancy through Adolescence  
  PSY 122 Social Psychology  
  PSY 131 Abnormal Psychology  
  PSY 135 Psychological Testing  
  PSY 140 Theories of Personality  
  E. Two Upper-Division Electives from Tier 2, C., D., or E. are required: 8
  PSY 141 Fundamentals of Clinical and Counseling Psychology  
  PSY 150 Topics in Psychology (2-4)  
  PSY 175 Psychology of Religion  
  PSY 190 Individual Internship in Psychology (1-4)  
  PSY 192 Individual Research in Psychology (1-4)  
  PSY 196 Capstone Senior Practicum in Psychology  
  Research Experience (1 unit; additional units are recommended)  
  F. PSY 192 * Individual Research in Psychology 1
  Courses from Other Disciplines (16 units)  
  G. MA 009 Elementary Calculus I 4
  H. BIO 005, BIO 006 General Biology I, II 8
  I. CHM 005, CHM 006 General Chemistry I, II 8
Tier 3: Capstone Experience (4 units)  
  PSY 197/198 ** Capstone Senior Research in Psychology I, II 4
   
Total Units
65

* PSY 192 must be completed prior to the end of the junior year.

** PSY 197/198 projects must be on approved topics in behavioral neuroscience.