Bachelor of Science in Psychology - McNeese State University

The Department of Psychology offers a noteworthy in Psychology prompting the Bachelor of Science degree. Understudies majoring in Psychology might take a minor in the College of Liberal Arts or in the College of Science; or they might satisfy their elective prerequisites with 15 hours of courses in a scholarly train or field, which should be endorsed by their scholastic counsel. In selecting electives, an understudy must mull over the degree necessities which express that no less than 40 semester hours must be earned in courses numbered above 300, and no less than 12 must be in the significant subject. Additionally, understudies may not display an evaluation underneath "C" in their real field. As a rule, rookie courses are numbered in the 100 arrangement; sophomore courses in the 200; junior courses in the 300; and senior courses in the 400. Courses in the 500 and 600 arrangement are interested in graduate understudies as it were. See your counselor with respect to graduation prerequisites.

For two successive years, our understudies have scored 1 standard deviation over the mean on the National Field Test in Psychology.

Minor 

The Department of Psychology offers a minor in Psychology. Necessities for a minor are Psychology 101 and an extra 15 hours in Psychology, 12 of which should be looked over courses numbered 300 or more.

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