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Bachelor of Science in Psychology in Addictions Degree Plan Color Code Credits
General Ed Core Requirements 33
STUDENT NAME: Open Electives 26
Major Requirements 121
INSTRUCTIONS: Please type in your choices for open electives. The additional tabs below offer some possibilities for open electives, but you can consult the Unvesity Catalog and Addendum for more possibilities. Be sure to check prerequisite requirements and add those which apply. You will have a total of 25 Open Elective Credits. Save this spreadsheet and submit it to the dropbox. Note: when you have received feedback from your instructor on your choices, please email it to your Education Advisor to keep on file. Thank you! Emphasis Area Courses 0
Total: 180
SEQUENCE CREDITS COURSE TITLE
1 5 PS115 Psychology Program and Profession
2 5 CM107 College Composition
3 5 PS124 Introduction to Psychology
4 5 MM150 Survey of Mathematics or MM212 College Algebra
5 5 CM220 College Composition II-Communication
6 5 PS200 Introduction to Cognitive Psychology
7 5 CJ101 Introduction to the Criminical Justice System
8 5 Open Elective
9 5 CM206 Interpersonal Communication
10 5 PS220 Child and Adolescent Psychology
11 5 SC121 Human Anatomy and Physiology I
12 5 HN144 Human Behavior and the Environemtn
13 5 HN200 Survey of Social Problems
14 3 CS204 Professional Presence
15 5 Open Elective
16 5 MM207 Statistics
17 6 PS300 Research Methods I
18 5 PS215 Neuroscience
19 5 Open Elective
20 5 HU200 Critical Evaluation in the Humanities, HU245 Ethics, or HU250 Humanities and Culture
21 6 PS330 Personality Development
22 5 SS211 The 1960's-Reshaping the American Dream; SS 236 People, Power, & Politics-An Introduction to American Government; or SS250 The Technological Revolution
23 5 Open Elective
24 5 SC235 Changing World, SC250 Science for Everyday Life , or SC246 Fundamentals of Microbiology
25 6 PS370 Heath Psychology
26 6 PS440 Abnormal Psychology
27 6 PS375 Psychology of Addiction
28 6 HW410 Stress-Critical Issues in management and Prevention
29 6 PS450 Case Management in Clinical Settings
30 6 Open Elective
31 6 PS452 Psychopharmacology of Alcohol and Drugs
32 6 PS311 Ethical Practice in a Diverse World
33 6 PS380 Clinical Psychology
34 6 PS497 Bachelor's Capstone in Addictions

Psychology - Other

Other Possible Psychology Electives Credits
PS440: Abnormal Psychology 6
When picking open electives, in addition to PS440, students may want to consider any of the psychology courses from the other psychology emphasis areas.
Be sure to check that you have met prerequisite requirements

Educational Studies

Possible Electives in Educational Studies Credits
CE101 Introduction to Early Childhood Education 5
CE114 Early Childhood Development 5
CE215 Early Childhood Curriculum Planning 5
CE220 Child Safety, Nutrition and Health 5
CE230 Creative Activities for Young Children 5
CE240 Young Children with Special Needs 5
CE300 Observation and Assessment in Early Childhood 6
CE310 Children’s Literacy 6
CE320 Language Development in the Young Child 6
CE330 Teaching Across Content: Math, Science and Sociology for Young Children 6
CE410 Teaching Art and Music in Early Childhood 6
CE420 Curriculum Development 6
CE430 Learning Through Play in the Inclusive Classroom 6
Autism Specific Electives
CE340 Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorders in Young Children 6
CE350 Language and Social Skill Development for Young Children with Autism 6
CE440 Teaching Young Children with Autism 6
CE450 Behavior Intervention and Strategies for Working with Young Children with Autism 6
Miscellaneous
AS495 Arts and Sciences Internship 6
Be sure to check that you have met prerequisite requirements.

Human Services

Possible Electives in Human Services Credits
HN200 Survey of Social Problems 5
HN205 Applied Skills for Human Services 5
HN 220 Prevention and Crisis Intervention 5
HN300 Human Services and Social Policy 6
HN410 Human Services Delivery 6
Human Services Administration Courses
HN345 Public Relations in Not-for-Profit Organizations 6
HN347 Public Personnel Administration 6
HN400 Proposal Designs for Human Services 6
HN450 Legal and Ethical Issues in Human Services 6
Human Services Gerontology Courses
HN360 The Aging Population and Society 6
HN365 Psychology of Aging 6
HN420 Social and Healthcare Issues in Aging 6
HN450 Legal and Ethical Issues in Human Services 6
Human Services Child and Family Welfare Courses
HN370 Child Welfare and Family 6
HN377 Studies in Child and Adolescent Development 6
HN430 Advocacy for Families and Youth 6
HN450 Legal and Ethical Issues in Human Services 6
Be sure to check that you have met prerequisite requirements

Business

Possible Business Elective Courses Credits
Fundamentals of Management - Lower Division
MT209 Small Business Management 5
Management - Upper Division
MT455: Salesforce Management 6
Marketing - Basics
MT219: Marketing 5
CM350: Public Relations Strategies 6
MT459: Consumer Behavior 6
Sales
MT219: Marketing 5
MT459: Consumer Behavior 6
Human Resources - Upper Division
HR410: Employee Training and Development 6
CM318: Advocacy and Opposition in the Modern Workplace 6
HR420: Employment Law 6
HR435: Compensation 6
HR485: Strategic Human Resource Management 6
Entrepreneur Fundamentals
AC113 Accounting for Nonaccounting Majors 5
MT217 Finance 5
MT219 Marketing 5
MT140 Introduction to Management 6
MT209 Small Business Management 6
CM350 Public Relations Strategies 6
Entrepreneur - Employee Focus
MT140 Introduction to Management 5
MT209 Small Business Management 5
MT360 Business Entrepreneurship 6
HR410 Employee Training and Development 6
HR400 Employment and Staffing 6
Be sure to check that you have met prerequisite requirements

Health Sciences

Possible Health and Fitness Courses Credits
EF205 Scientific Foundations of Exercise and Fitness 5
HW205 Vitamins, Herbs, and Nutritional Supplements 5
HW215 Models for Health and Wellness 5
SC115 Principles of Nutrition 5
HW220 Contemporary Diet and Nutrition 5
EF310 Current Trends in Exercise and Fitness—Aging Well Across the Life Span 6
HW410 Stress—Critical Issues in Management and Prevention of Healing 6
Be sure to check that you have met prerequisite requirements

Criminal Justice

Possible Elective Courses in Criminal Justice Credits
CJ150: Juvenile Delinquency 5
CJ102: Criminology 5
CJ246: Human Relations in a Diverse Society 5
CJ266: Deviance and Violence 5
CJ 333: Family and Domestic Violence 6
CJ 420: Juvenile Justice 6
Be sure to check that you have met prerequisite requirements