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Applied Psychology

The Minor in Applied Psychology largely focuses on Psychology (PSYC) designated courses as opposed to Human Services (HUSV) or Applied Behavior Analysis (ABAP). As such, a Minor in Applied Psychology is attractive to a wide range of students from various SUNY Canton programs.

Students will take a minimum of 18 credit hours from the categories below. Please be sure to review full course descriptions for pre- and corequisites. 

* 9 credits of minor coursework must be at the upper-division level

MINOR REQUIREMENTS

Required

Prefix Course Name Credits
PSYC 101 Introductory Psychology 3

SELECT FIVE COURSES (at least 9 credits at upper division level)

Any course with a PSYC designation may be used as a course in the minor, plus:

Prefix Course Name Credits
ABAP 245 Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis 3
HEFI 320 Psychology of Health and Fitness 3
HUSV 201 Introduction to Human Services 3
HUSV 305 Professional and Ethical Responsibilities 3
HUSV 315 Mental Health Practice 3
JUST 331 Profiling and Behavior Criminology 3
SPMT 330 Sport Psychology 3
SSCI 370 Research Methods in Social Sciences 3

* Other courses may be counted with approval of coordinator

Barat Wolfe
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Canton, NY 13617

wolfeb@canton.edu
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