GET YOUR FIRST CLASS FREE!Be a part of our inaugural class in the Psychology Online degree-completion program and your 1-credit Online Orientation course is FREE! That’s a savings of nearly $400 when you enroll in the program starting in the Spring 2018 semester.

Psychology

A Psychology major aims at teaching you how to apply your Psychological knowledge to a variety of issues in everyday life. As a result, Psychology is a highly versatile degree that will help you lay a solid foundation for a wide variety of career paths that range beyond the usual clinical settings and specialties, to fields such as marketing, education, health care and politics or position you to continue to graduate school.

• Focused. Online degree-completion program is ideal for working adults or students in search of a more flexible education option.

• 100% Online. Complete your weekly readings, discussion posts and assignments with your schedule in mind.

• Fast-Paced. 71/2 week courses; complete the program in as little as 18 months.

• Personalized. Your personalized Academic Roadmap will let you know exactly where you’re going and when you’ll get there.

• Flexible. Courses can be scaled up or down based on your needs. www.newberry.edu

Online Programs

Bachelor of Arts in

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Questions?We’re happy to answer your questions!803.321.5127 or 800.845.4955 x5127 or admission@newberry.edu

Office of Admission 2100 College Street Newberry, SC 29108 www.newberry.edu

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Sample Course Plan

Tuition & FeesTuition for the B.A. in Psychology degree-completion program is $395 per credit hour. Tuition includes course-related fees, such as testing, student services and course resource fees. Expenses for books and supplies are the responsibility of the student.

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Must have a minimum of 45 transferrable credits to enroll in the Newberry Online degree-completion program.Grade of “C” or better on all prerequisite courses.

No letters of recommendation required

No application fee

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APPLY NOW!Apply to Newberry Online in two easy steps.

Financial AidYou may be eligible for additional financial aid, such as the South Carolina Tuition Grant or the Federal Pell Grant. We encourage you to complete the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) at https://fafsa.ed.gov. Newberry College school code: 003440

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Admission Requirements

Go to www.newberry.edu/ApplyNow and complete the Online Programs application.Submit official transcripts from all previously attended colleges and universities, including any college credit earned in high school.

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To graduate with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology from Newberry College, you must complete 120 total credit hours. You may transfer up to 72 semester hours that have been approved for transfer, including 18 hours of courses in the Psychology program and 54 hours of General Education credits.

Spring Trimester

Summer Trimester

Fall Trimester

Spring Trimester

PSY 350: Learning and Memory (3 credits)

PSY 312: Applied Psychology (3 credits)

Online Orientation (1 credit)*PSY 120: General Psychology (3 credits)PSY 220: Research Methods (3 credits)PSY 231: Abnormal Psychology (3 credits)

PSY 360: Cognitive Psychology (3 credits)PSY Elective (3 credits)

PSY Elective (3 credits)PSY 230: Development Psychology (3 credits)

PSY 400: Ethics in Psychology (1 credit)**

PSY 402: Advanced Research Experience in Psychology (2 credits)**

TOTAL CREDITS IN MAJOR: 39

Spring Subterm 1(7.5 Weeks)

Spring Subterm 2(7.5 Weeks)

Summer Subterm 1 (7.5 Weeks)

Summer Subterm 2(7.5 Weeks)

Fall Subterm 1 (7.5 Weeks)

Fall Subterm 2(7.5 Weeks)

Spring Subterm 1 (7.5 Weeks)

Spring Subterm 2(7.5 Weeks)

* Online Liberal Arts Core Course Requirement.**PSY 400 and PSY 402 are co-requisite courses that must be taken together.

SSC 230: Introduction to Statistics for Social Scientists (3 credits)PSY 300: History and Systems (3 credits)

PSY 236: Social Psychology (3 credits)

PSY 370: Physiological Psychology (3 credits)