Department paths

PSYS at University of Vermont

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Courses: 59
Prereq links: 158
Depth: 3 tiers
Feeder courses: 9

Where to start

Courses with no prerequisites inside the department that unlock the most downstream work.

PSYS 1400Intro to Psychological Science

Intro sequences

The shortest canonical route from each entry point to a gateway course.

1. PSYS 1400Intro to Psychological Science
2. PSYS 2002Psych Research Methods

Gateway courses

Each of these unlocks the largest share of downstream work on this map. Courses from other departments can appear here when they genuinely gate PSYS coursework.

All PSYS courses in the UVM catalog

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Professors

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Clubs & organizations

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Concentration routes

The concentrations and majors that build on PSYS, and how their requirements are structured. Expand a program to see which courses satisfy each group, then plan it in the Planner.

Psychological Science B.S.other15 PSYS courses · ~9 total

Psychological Science B.S. in the Planner

ANCILLARY COURSES. At least 14 credits.choose 1

CALCULUS I. Choose 1 of the following:; CALCULUS II. Choose 1 of the following:; BIOLOGY. Choose 1 of the following:; ANCILLARY ELECTIVE. At least 1 additional course/3 credits in BCOR, BIOL, CHEM, GEOL, or NSCI. Teaching Assistantships (x994) cannot be counted toward this requirement.

1 course from1 required

MATH 1212

1 course from1 required

MATH 1234

1 course from1 required

MATH 1248

1 course from1 required

MATH 1242

1 course from1 required

MATH 1224

All ofall required

1 course from1 required

BIOL 1400

1 course from1 required

BIOL 1450

All ofall required

1 course from1 required

BIOL 1000

1 course from1 required

BIOL 1005

All ofall required

1 course from1 required

BIOL 1000

1 course from1 required

BCOR 1425

All ofall required

1 course from1 required

BCOR 1400

1 course from1 required

BCOR 1450

CORE COURSES. At least 25 credits.2 required · verify with the official sheet

Choose 1 of the following:; Choose 1 of the following:

PSYS 1400 PSYS 2000 PSYS 2002 PSYS 2010 PSYS 2012 PSYS 2100 PSYS 2200 PSYS 2300

ELECTIVES. At least 18 credits.all required

Choose 3 additional courses/9-10 credits from at least 2 of the following categories:; Category A (Biobehavioral): PSYS numbered 3100 to 3299; Category B (Social & Developmental): PSYS numbered 3300 to 3499; Category C (Clinical): PSYS numbered 3500 to 3699; Advanced Electives. 1-3 additional courses/3-9 credits from the following:; PSYS numbered 3100 to 3989; LING numbered 2300 to 2399; Special T

1 course from1 required

PSYS 2995

1 course from1 required

PSYS 3991

1 course from1 required

PSYS 3993

1 course from1 required

Official requirement sheet

Psychological Science B.A.other13 PSYS courses · ~13 total

Psychological Science B.A. in the Planner

FOUNDATIONS. At least 9 credits.all required

Choose 1 of the following:; Choose 1 of the following:

1 course from1 required

PSYS 1400

1 course from1 required

PSYS 2000

Biological Science B.S.other7 PSYS courses · ~8 total

Biological Science B.S. in the Planner

CORE REQUIREMENTS. At least 15 credits.choose 1

INTRODUCTORY BIOLOGY. Choose 1 of the following options:

All ofall required

1 course from1 required

BCOR 1400

Neuroscience B.A.other7 PSYS courses · ~6 total

Neuroscience B.A. in the Planner

FUNDAMENTAL COURSES. At least 22 credits.choose 1

BIOLOGY. Choose 1 of the following options:; CHEMISTRY.; ORGANIC CHEMISTRY. Choose 1 of the following:; CALCULUS. Choose 1 of the following:

1 course from1 required

PSYS 1400

All ofall required

Neuroscience B.S.other7 PSYS courses · ~6 total

Neuroscience B.S. in the Planner

FUNDAMENTAL COURSES. At least 21 credits.choose 1

BIOLOGY. Choose 1 of the following:; CHEMISTRY.; CALCULUS I. Choose 1 of the following:; CALCULUS II: Choose 1 of the following:

1 course from1 required

PSYS 1400

All ofall required

Computer Science and Information Systems B.S.other5 PSYS courses · ~2 total

Computer Science and Information Systems B.S. in the Planner

2 courses from2 required · verify with the official sheet

COMPUTER SCIENCE (46 Credits); Core:; Capstone Experience; A comprehensive, project-based experience, typically occurring during the Senior year, that draws from the full breadth of skills and knowledge developed throughout a student’s undergraduate program. Students may choose from the following courses:; 15 additional CS credits at the 2000-level or above ( CS 2250 recommended for students who w

BUS 1610 BUS 2130

Computer Science B.S.CS.other5 PSYS courses · ~2 total

Computer Science B.S.CS. in the Planner

2 courses from2 required · verify with the official sheet

COMPUTER SCIENCE (52 Credits); Core:; Capstone Experience; A comprehensive, project-based experience, typically occurring during the Senior year, that draws from the full breadth of skills and knowledge developed throughout a student’s undergraduate program. Students may choose from the following courses:; 15 additional credits in CS, including 6 at the 2000-level (or above), and 9 credits at the

CEMS 1500 CS 1210

Animal Studies B.S.other3 PSYS courses · ~5 total

Animal Studies B.S. in the Planner

Ancillary Course Requirementschoose 1

Ancillary Requirements

All ofall required

1 course from1 required

BIOL 1000

Health and Society B.A.other3 PSYS courses · ~11 total

Health and Society B.A. in the Planner

CORE INTRODUCTORY COURSES. 9 credits.all required

1 course from1 required

HSCI 1100

1 course from1 required

HSOC 1600/SOC 1300

Animal Science B.S.other2 PSYS courses · ~2 total

Animal Science B.S. in the Planner

Choose 1choose 1

ANIMAL AND VETERINARY SCIENCES; RESTRICTED ELECTIVES; Choose 12 credits from the following options with at least 3 credits at 3000-level:; ANIMAL HEALTH; Choose 1 of the following health options:; INTRODUCTORY BIOLOGY. Choose 1 of the following options:; CHEMISTRY; MATHEMATICS; STATISTICS

1 course from1 required

ASCI 1000

1 course from

Teacher Education: Elementary Education (Grades K-6) B.S.Ed.other2 PSYS courses · ~5 total

Teacher Education: Elementary Education (Grades K-6) B.S.Ed. in the Planner

PRE-PROFESSIONAL REQUIREMENTS2 required · verify with the official sheet

Demonstration of core competencies

ECLD 1560 EDEC 1630 EDEL 2550

PSYS at University of Vermont

Where to start

Intro sequences

Gateway courses

Grade medians

Professors

Clubs & organizations

Clubs students here join

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Department events

The map

Concentration routes

Tracks

After PSYS 2002

More upper-level work

Standalone courses

The longest ladders

Grade medians

Professors

Clubs & organizations

Clubs students here join

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Department events