The minor in psychology reflects the view that the undergraduate study of psychology should combine a methodological core with breadth of content. The minor therefore requires the introductory course (PSYCH 110-0 Introduction to Psychology), the two central methods courses (PSYCH 201-0 Statistical Methods in Psychology and PSYCH 301-0 Research Methods in Psychology), and at least one course from each of the two main content areas defined for the major. Note that First-Year Seminars, College Seminars, and First-Year Writing Seminars do not count towards the minor. In addition to the courses specifically listed below, all other psychology department courses numbered 200-391 can also count toward the 4 additional courses for the minor. 

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A course may count toward more than one of these categories, but the total number of additional courses must be at least 4.

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Or COG_SCI 210-0 Language and the Brain or COG_SCI 211-0 Learning, Representation & Reasoning.

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May only count one quarter of EITHER PSYCH 399-0 Independent Study or PSYCH 397-1 Advanced Supervised Research 1. May not count both courses toward the minor.