Psychology Minor
Program Type
Minor
Est. Time to Complete
2-3 Years
School
School of the Arts, Humanities, Education, and Social Sciences
Delivery Mode
On Campus
The Psychology minor provides students with a broad foundation in the various subdisciplines of psychology. This understanding of human behavior and mental processes complements many majors, enhancing career opportunities in a number of professions, including education, nursing, and criminal justice.
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