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Oct 05, 2024
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2023-2024 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Psychology/Pre-Occupational Therapy BA
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Psychology/Pre-Occupational Therapy provides the students a general psychology degree with a concentration in Pre-OT coursework. The concentration includes preparatory coursework in psychology, biology, and other required areas that prepares the student to make application to the Occupational Therapy master’s and doctoral graduate programs.
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Degree Requirements
General Education Program |
41 Hours |
Psychology Core |
18 Hours |
Clinical Psychology |
3 Hours |
Developmental and Social Psychology |
6 Hours |
Learning and Cognition |
6 Hours |
Biopsychology |
6 Hours |
Psychology Capstone |
3 Hours |
Additional Coursework |
25 Hours |
Elective Courses (Complete elective hours such that total hours equals or exceeds 120 Hours) |
12 Hours |
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Total Hours Required |
120 Hours
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Psychology Major (Minimum of 24 Hours)
Psychology Core Courses (18 Hours)
Complete all of the following courses: Clinical Psychology (3 Hours)
Select one of the following courses: Developmental and Social Psychology (6 Hours)
Select two of the following courses: Learning and Cognition (6 Hours)
Select two of the following courses: Biopsychology (Minimum of 6 Hours)
Select two of the following courses: Psychology Capstone (Minimum of 3 Hours)
Select one of the following courses: Additional Coursework (25 Hours)
Complete ALL of the following courses:
Elective Courses (12 Hours)
Additional Requirement
Volunteer Work
All applicants to Shawnee State University’s Master’s of Occupational Therapy program must complete a total of at least 40 hours of volunteer work supervised by an occupational therapist with an evaluation given by the supervisor. Psychology majors may choose to combine this volunteer activity with their Psychology Capstone course, and pursue and internship (PSYC 4185) at a site employing occupational therapists. Contact the psychology program internship director for additional information. |
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