Behavioral Science (A.S.)
The Associate of Science degree in Behavioral Science provides an interdisciplinary approach to understanding human behavior within a global world view. Foundation courses at the associate level introduce behavioral science students to the biological, psychological, social, and cultural variables of human behavior. This degree prepares students for a smooth transition to the Bachelor of Science in Psychology degree.
Students will:
- Attain proficiency in basic concepts, theories, methods of inquiry and writing in behavioral sciences.
- Evaluate ethical principles of the behavioral sciences.
- Prepare for seamless transition to the Bachelor of Science in Psychology program.
| Early Course Group |
Taken early in the degree program. |
| CRIT 500 |
Critical Thinking |
4 cr |
| CMPL 511 |
Software Tools |
4 cr |
| ENG 500 |
Writing Process |
4 cr |
| MATH 502 |
College Math |
4 cr |
| PSY 501 |
Introduction to Psychology |
4 cr |
| Middle Course Group |
Taken in the middle of the degree program. |
| BEHS 501 |
Research Methods |
4 cr |
| PSY 509 |
Human Development |
4 cr |
| SCI 505 |
Human Biology |
4 cr |
| SOC 501 |
Introduction to Sociology |
4 cr |
| Upper Course Group |
Taken near the end of the degree program. |
| Concentration Electives |
Choose 2: BEHS 502, 540, 608; COMM 550, 551; CRIM 500, 603;
HLTC 629, MATH 504; MGMT 566, 621; any PSY course; SCI 600;
any SOC course, any SOSC course. |
8 cr |
| Anytime Courses |
Choose courses of interest in these areas at any time to fill openings in your degree program. |
| Arts and Culture Requirement, or |
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| Literature and Ideas Requirement |
4 cr |
| History and Politics Requirement, or |
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| Social Science Requirement |
4 cr |
| Science Requirement (1 Course) |
4 cr |
| General Electives |
Choose additional courses to reach required total of 64 credits. |
| Total |
64 cr (minimum) |
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*Important Note: Transfer credits, Exams, Prior Learning Credit, and grades earned will impact the above.
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