Note:
Regulations listed below for the honors and advanced major programs
apply to candidates entering the program after January 1, 1997.
The Major Program
Major candidates are required to complete:
|
i |
PSYC 100 |
|
ii |
One of PSYC 210, 220, 225, or 230 |
|
iii |
12 psychology credits at the 300/400 level |
|
iv |
12 further psychology credits |
The Honors Program
Honors candidates are required to complete:
|
i |
PSYC 100; one of 210, 220, 225 or 230; 290; 300;
390; 490 |
|
ii |
An
additional six credits at the 400 level |
|
iii |
PSYC 391 and 491 (non-credit courses) and an
honors thesis |
|
iv |
60 credits in psychology |
The Advanced Major Program
Advanced major candidates are required to complete:
|
i |
PSYC 100; 290; and at least six credits at the
400 level |
|
ii |
PSYC 391 and 491 |
|
iii |
A
senior paper |
|
iv |
36 credits in psychology |
B.A. Program
Candidates must follow the degree regulations given in section 4 of the
St. FX Course Calendar.
B.Sc. Program
Candidates must follow the degree regulations given in section 5 of the
St FX Course Calendar and should note:
-
Psychology courses are considered
as science courses only when they are taken as part of an advanced
major or honours subject in the B.Sc.
degree program.
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B.Sc. advanced major and
honours degree programs must include
BIOL 100 (101/102), CHEM 100, MATH 110 and CSCI 125 or 235, and nine
credits in science courses (excluding psychology).
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For the B.Sc. advanced major
program, the 18 credits of electives approved by the department
consist of courses in psychology or in other science subjects.
