Social Studies (BS) Psychology

Catalog Year

2024-2025

Degree

Bachelor of Science

Major Credits

51

Total Credits

120

Locations

Mankato

Career Cluster

People and Cultures

Program Requirements

Major Restricted Electives

Courses must be widely distributed from the social sciences and history OUTSIDE the area of concentration and/or from the interdisciplinary programs of Ethnic Studies, Gender & Women Studies and Urban Studies. Students are encouraged to take a mixture of courses reflecting a global and multicultural understanding. - Choose 26 Credit(s). * 17 credits must be upper-division

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Students should enroll in SOST 299, Individual Study in the subsequent semester to declaring the social studies non-teaching major. Students will work with the social studies coordinator to define personal learning goals and objectives and begin the development of a personal learning portfolio. In the senior year, the student will take SOST 499, Individual Study. - Choose 1 - 14 Credit(s).

Emphasis Restricted Electives

Psychology - Choose 24 Credit(s). 15 of the 24 credits must be upper-division courses.

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Policies

Admission

Admission to the major is granted by the program.  Students enrolling in SOST 450 (KSP Level 3) must be admitted to the Social Studies program, a process in addition to admission to the KSP Program.  Admission to the Social Studies teaching program is limited.  Preference for admission to the program is given to students who have a 3.0 GPA and how have been involved in global, multicultural, civic and/or community service experiences.  Students are encouraged to work closely with the Director of Social Studies Education to prepare for admission into the KSP and SoST programs.

GPA Policy

A grade of “C” or better is required in all courses in the major.

P/N Grading Policy

No more than 12 credits may be taken P/N.