The Psychology Program offers a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Psychology & a Master or Arts (M.A.) in Clinical Psychology. Undergraduate students who wish to pursue a Masters in Clinical Psychology should consider the 3+3 Psychology Major.
The Psychology Program offers a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Psychology & a Master or Arts (M.A.) in Clinical Psychology. Undergraduate students who wish to pursue a Masters in Clinical Psychology should consider the 3+3 Psychology Major.
Undergraduate students interested in pursuing a Masters in Clinical Psychology to become licensed Clinical Psycholgists in West Virgina should strongly consider the 3+3 Psychology Major.
Information about our Master of Arts in Clinical Psychology (MACP) is on a spearate page.
The B.S. in Psychology was developed to align with the guidelines set for by the American Psychological Association for the undergraduate curriculum in psychology.
The B.S. in Psychology aligns with the guidelines set for by the American Psychological Association for the undergraduate curriculum in psychology.
The MA in Clinical Psychology will qualify graduates to pursue licensure as a clinical psychologist in the state of West Virginia with a terminal Masters degree.
Undergraduate students interested in pursuing a Masters in Clinical Psychology to become licensed Clinical Psycholgists in West Virgina should strongly consider the 3+3 Psychology Major.
All courses offered as part of the psychology program are specifically designed to help students master the knowledge and skills necessary to meet those program goals in order to maximize success in the field. Students have opportunities both in and out of the classroom to progress toward these goals.
The psychology program combines a strong theoretical base with a multitude of applied courses.
The course information is presented as a seamless blend of classic works and the most recent research.
Students have many opportunities to work directly with their instructors in a mentoring relationship, to gain additional instruction, to address academic concerns, to explore their research interests under the supervision of a faculty member, and to participate in professional conferences, philanthropy project, and activities designed to enhance interpersonal relationships and teamwork.
West Liberty University offers a wide range of courses in the field of psychology to help expose students to the variety which exists within the field.
Year 1 Fall semester
PSYC 100 Introduction to Professional Psychology
PSYC 101 Introduction to Psychology (general studies)
ENG 101 (general studies)
COM 101 (general studies)
COLL 101
Year 1 Spring semester
PSYC 341 Abnormal Psychology
PSYC Psychology elective
ENG 102 (general studies)
BIO 105/106 (general studies)
minor course
Year 2 Fall semester
PSYC 322 Personality Psychology
PSYC 416 Social Psychology
PSYC 302 Advanced Professional Psychology
MATH 160 Statistics (general studies)
minor course
Year 2 Spring semester
PSYC 310 Design and Analysis I
PSYC 323 Developmental Psychology
PSYC Psychology elective
ENG 202 Lit appreciation (general studies)
minor course
Year 3 Fall semester
PSYC 465 Junior Seminar
PSYC 335 Introduction to Learning
PSYC Psychology elective
HIST 103 (general studies)
minor course
Year 3 Spring semester
PSYC 465 Cultural Psychology
PSYC 439 Biological Psychology
PSYC 460 Practicum
SWK 201 (general studies)
minor course
Year 4 Fall semester
PSYC 409 History of Psychology
PSYC 446 Clinical Psychology
ART 100 (general studies)
POLS 101 Basic concets of politics and government (general studies)
Minor course
Year 4 Spring semester
PSYC 470 Senior Seminar
PSYC Psychology elective
PSYC Psychology elective
PHIL 205 Intro to Ethics (general studies)
Minor course
Please contact us anytime to discuss your future.
Dr. Tifani Fletcher
Chair, Department of Psychology
College of Sciences
Office: Main Hall 359 C
CUB137
304.336.8106
tifani.fletcher@westliberty.edu
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