University of Oregon

Psychology 2008-2009

Degree:
Bachelor of Science or Bachelor of Arts

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Transfer Equivalency website

Required Courses

University Requirement PCC Equivalent Credits
PSY 201 Mind and Brain & PSY 202 Mind and Society PSY 201 & 202 General Psychology I & II 8

WR 121 College Composition I and

WR 122 College Composition II or 123 College Composition III

WR 121 English Composition I and

WR 122 English Composition II or 123 English Composition III

6-8

MTH 111 College Algebra or

MTH 243 Statistics

MTH 111B or C College Algebra or

MTH 243 Statistics

4-5

*12 credits of college Biology, Chemistry or Physics (NOT Astronomy) - all 12 credits must be in same area.

or CH 111, and any two of BI 211, 212, and 213

*Any Biology, Chemistry or Physics (excluding Astronomy and CH 100) - all 12 credits must be in same area .

Exception: Students may also complete 2 courses from BI 211-213 and CH 100.

12 - 15

Additional Requirements

  • Minimum of 40 credits in Psychology -- with at least 32 of these upper-division -- and at least 16 of these taken at the University of Oregon.
  • All required courses must be taken graded and passed with a C- or better. A course in which a student receives a grade of D+ or lower cannot be counted toward the major requirements. Any elective psychology course may be taken pass/no pass.
  • 8 credits of upper-division work in science.
  • 8 credits of upper-division work in social science.
  • 8 credits of upper-division psychology electives.

 

  • For PCC courses that transfer to U of O, refer to the Transfer Equivalencies above.
  • If you plan to earn an AAOT degree, all U of O general education requirements will be met by AAOT degree requirements.

PCC endeavors to create accurate transfer guides for students; however, requirements may change without notice. Students are responsible for working with PCC advisors and their transfer institution to ensure that their academic plan will meet requirements and timelines.

Last updated: July 2008