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Course planningGraduation Requirements
Each semester, it is your job to review the major and minor requirements. Your major or minor requirements will depend on when you entered the University and declared your major. In UDSIS, psych majors can view a Degree Progress and unofficial transcript. These reports are computer generated and make some mistakes (especially with cross-listed courses), but they give you a good idea of what requirements you have left to complete. It is a good place to start. Please read and print yours to bring to any advising appointments. Determing what courses to take In your first three semesters at UD, your courses should include PSYC100 and PSYC207 or PSYC209. In the first year, you should also be taking classes to fulfill your foreign language requirement and ENGL110. The UD computer registration system will not allow you to register for a course if you have not fulfilled its prerequisites. If you are following the NEW curriculum, you must complete 100, 207, and 209 with a C- before you can take any 300 level course in the major. Planning tools: Degree progress reports. In UDSIS, psych majors can view a Degree Progress and unofficial transcript. These reports are computer generated and make some mistakes (especially with cross-listed courses), but they give you a good idea of what requirements you have left to complete. It is a good place to start. Please read and print yours to bring to any advising appointments. Checklists of courses. Print one out, and take notes on it, as you complete the curriculum. Keep yours in a safe place so you know what requirements you have completed. BA Degree (Psychology major) checklist Neuroscience courses are viewable here. Use UDSIS Search for Classes function for an up-to-the-minute list of which courses are offered in upcoming sessions, and to see how many seats are left.
Requirements for graduation ENGL110 (need a C-).........................................................................3 Multicultural Course (need a D-).........................................................3 First Year Experience (required if you were a new freshman at UD in 2005 or later) College of Arts and Science requirements Second writing course (need a C-, must have 60 credits first)................3
Foreign language (need a D-; the number of courses you take depends on how many years of high school language you had. Click here to see the chart) .........0-12
Group requirements (need a D-. In a group, you have to take courses in at least two different departments...for example, within Group A, you have to take courses in English and Theater departments, for example).
NOTE: if you are following the B.S. (rather than the B.A.) in Psychology, you need only 6cr in A and B. Click for details. Total credits to graduate...............................................................124
Psychology courses that fulfill breadth requirements and second writing requirements Some psychology courses can count toward the major and your breadth requirements or your second writing requirement. For example, PSYC100 fulfills a Group C requirement. PSYC415 is sometimes offered as a second writing course. You only receive 3 total credits for the course, but it counts for two things. Fulfilling a breadth requirement in this manner allows you the flexibility to take courses toward a minor or to pursue other intellectual interests. |
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