Studying psychology delves into human behavior, cognition, and emotions. You'll explore topics such as perception, memory, motivation, and personality, while learning research methods to critically evaluate findings. The curriculum covers areas like developmental psychology, abnormal psychology, social psychology, and cognitive psychology. Additionally, you'll discover practical applications in fields such as clinical psychology, counseling, and industrial-organizational psychology, offering insights into the complexities of the human mind and behavior.

Course Rotations

FRESHMAN - First semesterOFFEREDFRESHMAN - Second semesterOFFERED
ENG 1310Fall / SpringENG 1320Fall / Spring
MATH 1315 or 1319**Fall / SpringBIO 1330 &Fall / Spring / Online ACD*
SPAN 1410FallBIO 1130Online ACD*
POSI 2310Fall / SpringPSY 1300**Fall / Spring
US 1100Fall / SpringHIST 1310Fall / Spring
SPAN 1420Spring
SOPHOMORE - First semesterOFFEREDSOPHOMORE - Second semesterOFFERED
BIO 1331 & 1131Online ACD*PHIL 1320Fall / Spring
HIST 1320Fall / SpringPOSI 2320Fall / Spring
ECO 2314 or SOCI 1310Fall / SpringSPAN 2320Spring
SPAN 2310Fall / SpringPSY 2301** &Online
PSY 2100**OnlinePSY 2101**Online
PSY 3300 or 3312**Fall / SpringPSY 3315 or 3316**Fall / Spring
JUNIOR - First semesterOFFEREDJUNIOR - Second semesterOFFERED
MU 2313Fall / SpringGEO 1305Fall / Spring
ENG 2310 or 2320Fall / SpringCOMM 1310Fall / Spring
PSY 3402**Fall / SpringPSY ElectiveFall / Spring
PSY 3322OnlinePSY ElectiveFall / Spring
Minor***Fall / SpringMinor***Fall / Spring
SENIOR - First semesterOFFEREDSENIOR - Second semesterOFFERED
ENG 2310 or 2320Fall / SpringPSY 3321 or 3341Online
PSY 3350Fall / SpringPSY 4391Fall / Spring
Minor***Fall / SpringMinor***Fall / Spring
Minor***Fall / SpringMinor***Fall / Spring
Elective as neededFall / Spring

Over 400 partnerships for internship opportunities

Flexible course offerings, direct path to master's programs, and clinical preparation.

Minor in Forensic Psychology

Texas State University’s Forensic Psychology Minor is a 21-credit hour undergraduate program designed for students fascinated by the intersection of psychology and the criminal justice system. This interdisciplinary minor explores topics such as psychopathology, forensic evidence, social psychology, and the psychological foundations of criminal behavior.
Students gain valuable insight into how psychological science informs investigations, courtroom proceedings, and rehabilitation efforts — building a strong foundation for careers in law, victim advocacy, social services, criminal justice, and mental health professions. The program also provides excellent preparation for graduate study in forensic psychology, clinical psychology, law, or related fields.

What jobs can you pursue with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology?

  • Career Counselor
  • Human Resources Specialist
  • Teacher
  • Case Manager
  • Behavior Analyst
  • Forensic Psychology Assistant
  • Community Outreach Worker
  • Juvenile Justice Specialist
  • Victim Advocate

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