This program provides an introduction to the field of Psychology and prepares students for transfer into a bachelor’s degree program. Students will engage in the scientific study of
human behavior and will be challenged to think critically about individual differences, social behavior, human development, and scientific inquiry. Students who successfully complete this concentration can expect advanced standing upon transfer to a bachelor’s program in this area of study.
- Analyze and interpret materials relating to the human experience.
- Identify credible sources of information, analyze collected data, and produce evidence-based assignments.
- Demonstrate analytical and creative approaches to problem solving.
- Demonstrate knowledge of the major concepts related to the scientific study of human behavior including human development, personality, social behavior, and abnormal psychology.
- Produce written material that demonstrates abilities to conduct research, develop an argument, and organize supporting details.
It is highly recommended that the following criteria be met to begin this program, and it is REQUIRED by the completion of 24 credits:
12th-grade reading level is required. Placement test scores must indicate readiness to begin EN 101-Composition.
Competency in Pre-Algebra or Pre-Statistics is required.
Liberal Arts Requirements
45 Semester Hours
Program Requirements
16 Semester Hours
Suggested Program Sequence
1st Semester
2nd Semester
3rd Semester
4th Semester
Transfer opportunities include but are not limited to: University at Albany-SUNY, SUNY Cobleskill, SUNY New Paltz, SUNY Oneonta, SUNY Plattsburgh, Marist College, Sage College, and Siena College.