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Psychology

The mission of the Psychology program is to provide the essential courses in psychology and counseling that prepare the student to be able to verbalize a counseling theory and practice that is fully integrated with a Christian worldview, demonstrate the interpersonal, research, and diagnostic skills necessary for enrollment in a graduate program in the psychology and counseling field, and demonstrate the knowledge necessary to serve as a promoter of mental, emotional, and behavioral health.

Psychology Course Requirements | 120 Total Hours

General Education Foundation (33 hours)

General Electives (9 hours)

Biblical/Theological Foundation (18 hours)

Major (60 hours)

Biblical/Theological Concentration (18 hours)

BI 212. Biblical Hermeneutics (3 hours)
Any 9 hours of BI, OT, NT courses
TH 301. Christian Doctrine I (3 hours)
TH 302. Christian Doctrine II (3 hours)

Psychology Concentration (42 hours)

PSY 201. General Psychology (3 hours) (included in General Education Foundation)
PSY 305. Statistics for the Social Sciences (3 hours)
PSY 307. Developmental Psychology (3 hours)
PSY 310. The Psychology of Learning and Teaching (3 hours)
PSY 330. Marriage and Family (3 hours)
PSY 335. Personality Theory (3 hours)
PSY 340. Theories of Counseling and Psychotherapy (3 hours)
PSY 370. Abnormal Psychology (3 hours)
PSY 380. Psychological Tests and Measurement (3 hours)
PSY 390. Techniques in Counseling and Psychotherapy (3 hours)
PSY 400. Research Design and Methodology (3 hours)
PSY 410. Social Psychology (3 hours)
PSY 415. Physiological Psychology (3 hours)
PSY 440. Counseling Practicum (3 hours)
PSY 490. Directed Research (3 hours)

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