Majors and Minors
The department offers a general course of study for majors not interested in a specialized track or for students who have not yet decided on a specialized track, three specialized major concentrations and a minor course of study.
The Biopsychology Track provides students with a specialized background for careers dealing with human biological functioning, including neuropsychology, drug and alcohol rehabilitation counseling, industrial research and pharmaceutical sales.
The Child and Adolescent Psychology Track provides a specialized background for careers involving day-to-day contact with children or adolescents, including daycare provision, juvenile crime management, human service casework and educational administration.
The General Psychology Track provides a sound background of knowledge and skills. Students pursuing this track might be interested in graduate psychology degrees, but also go into careers in human resources, business, legal studies or law enforcement and public administration.
The Mental Health Track provides a specialized background for careers involving psychological or counseling services with children or adults. Students in this track also go into careers in social work, vocational and rehabilitation counseling and probation officer work.
Programs & Majors
Anthropology
Athletic Training
Biology
Business Administration Chemistry
Comm. & Theatre Arts Computer Information Systems
Computer Science Criminal Justice
Economics
Education
English
Environmental Biology
Environmental Science
Forensic Science
German
Health and Physical Education
History
Honors Program
International Studies
Mathematics
Music
Philosophy
Physics
Political Science
Psychology
Public Relations
Religion
Spanish
Sport Management
Water Resources
