Embark on a fascinating journey of discovery as a Psychology major, exploring the
complexities of human and animal behavior and how psychology intersects with science
and everyday life. Our program meets University of California and Cal State system
transfer requirements, providing a solid foundation for further academic success.
Top Benefits
Gain In-Depth Knowledge of Human Behavior: Develop an understanding of the factors that influence human and animal behavior,
and learn how this knowledge can be applied in various fields such as healthcare,
social services, and education.
Prepare for Transfer to Top Universities: Our program meets University of California and Cal State system transfer requirements,
providing a seamless path to earning your bachelor's degree at prestigious institutions.
Acquire Research and Analytical Skills: Learn research methods and critical thinking techniques, skills that are valued
in psychology careers, academia, and beyond.
Explore Diverse Career Pathways: From clinical psychology to social work and educational counseling, our program
equips you with the foundational knowledge to pursue a wide range of rewarding careers
in psychology and related fields.
Skills Gained
Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving: Develop analytical skills to evaluate psychological theories, research, and real-world
issues, enhancing your ability to think critically and solve problems effectively.
Research Methodology: Gain hands-on experience in research design, data collection, and statistical analysis,
equipping you with the skills to conduct psychological studies and interpret findings.
Communication Skills: Strengthen your ability to convey complex psychological concepts through written
reports and presentations, essential for careers in counseling, education, and research.
Empathy and Emotional Intelligence: Learn how to understand and manage emotions in yourself and others, an invaluable
skill for working with diverse populations in healthcare, therapy, and social services.
Cultural Competence: Develop the ability to understand and respect the psychological and cultural differences
of individuals, enhancing your effectiveness in multi-cultural settings and diverse
career environments.
PSY 030 - Psychology of Addiction and Substance Abuse
PSY 821 - Special Populations
PSY 822 - Helping Relationships
PSYC C1000 - Introduction to Psychology
PSY 010 - Social Psychology
PSY 012 - Human Growth and Development
PSY 007 - Biological Psychology
PSY 010 - Social Psychology
PSY 012 - Human Growth and Development
PSY 015 - Introduction to Research Methods
PSY 022 - Helping Relationships
PSY 025 - Introduction to Abnormal Psychology
PSY 030 - Psychology of Addiction and Substance Abuse
PSY 045 - Introduction to Human Sexuality
PSYC C1000 - Introduction to Psychology
PSY 007 - Biological Psychology
PSY 010 - Social Psychology
PSY 012 - Human Growth and Development
PSYC C1000 - Introduction to Psychology
The schedules reflect the planned offerings by the department. Note that occasionally,
courses may not be scheduled or may be cancelled due to extenuating circumstances.
If this occurs, you may reach out to the department for further information.