Course variations

Course summary

This program is designed to: give insight into how the human psyche interacts with the physical and social world in the development of personality and cognition; develop an awareness of the social forces (groups, structures, cultures) that shape human behavior; and to develop an awareness and appreciation of how people in various cultures think and act. It prepares students for baccalaureate programs in psychology, sociology, social work, and criminal justice. Graduates have gone on to pursue careers in the human services, teaching, law enforcement, addictions counseling, and graduate studies in psychology.

Program modules

Modules include: CS135 Computer Literacy 3, EN110 Writing I 3, HM101 Freshman Seminar 1, SC140 Introduction to Sociology 3, RL, PH Religion/Philosophy 3, History/Political Science/Economics 3, CA115 Public Speaking 3, EN212 Writing II 3, PS115 General Psychology 3, SC160 Social Problems 3, SC265 Marriage and Family 3, PS256 Human Growth and Development 3, PS265 Abnormal Psychology 3, SC170 Culture and Society 3, MT 110 College Algebra 3, Science Course 5, Science Course 5, Humanities Course 3, EN Literature 3.

Entry requirement for international students

Student must have either graduated from high school or home school, and should have attained a passing score on the general equivalent diploma (GED) as set by the state of Indiana (standard average score of at least 450 (or 45 for tests prior to 2002). They also have a score of at least 410 (or 41) on all remaining tests) and meet established Federal Ability to Benefit Guidelines through placement test scores.

Qualification

Associate degree

Awarding body

Ancilla College

Department name

Ancilla College