DECLARING THE PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR

Ready to make it official? Students planning to major in psychology can declare the major after completing PS 211 (Experimental Methods and Data Analysis I) with a grade of C or better. Freshmen and undeclared upperclassmen are encouraged to seek guidance from a member of the psychology department to assist with course sequencing, despite being undeclared or majoring in another department. 

The process of declaring a major is relatively simple: Make an appointment with the Department Chairperson, who will complete a pink Declaration of Major form to send to the Registrar. You will be given some introductory materials and assigned to one of the psychology professors as an advisor. 

• Declaration of Major Form
• Declaration of Minor Form
• Interdepartmental Major Application

Certification of Degree

Students, who have completed all academic requirements of the college along with specific Psychology major requirements, must submit their May/December graduation information via AMOS. Your advisor is notified through AMOS and reviews your requirements. Once, the advisor has cleared your status, you may apply for your graduation. To see a list of degree requirements, click here.