Academic

Requirements for Bachelor of Arts in
Psychology - 3/2 Program
Dillard University and Western Michigan University
have collaborated to offer a Psychology 3/2 Program.
The program is designed to assist psychology students
in completing their undergraduate degree in psychology
and Master’s degree within 5 years of study. Psychology
students must complete Dillard’s general studies and
psychology curriculum prior to attending Western
Michigan University. The program includes courses
taken during the spring, fall and summer sessions.
Additional Major Coursework
o FFR 221/FSP 221 - Intermediate French I or Intermediate
Spanish I
o FFR 222/FSP 222 - Intermediate French II or Intermediate
Spanish II
o MAT 122 - Precalulus
o STA 205 - Foundations of Statistics
o General Elective: 6 credit hours
o Natural Science Elective & Laboratory: 4 credit hours
Complete a total of 138 credit hours of coursework
for graduation.
General Education Core
- 41 credit hours
Major Requirements
- 51 credit hours
Additional Coursework
- 22 credit hours
Western Michigan University Requirements -
24 credit hours
* Please note that summer courses are a part of the
combined bachelor and master’s degree.
Major Requirements
o PSY 101 – Introduction to Psychology
o PSY 103 - Applications of Psychology
o PSY 204/PSY 301 - Human Development or Child
Psychology or General Elective
o PSY 210 - Advanced Statistical Methods in Psychology
o PSY 212 - Experimental Psychology
o PSY 213 - Psychology of Personality or General Elective
o PSY 215 - Social and Organizational Dynamics
o PSY 302 - Adolescent Psychology or General Elective
o PSY 305 - Psychological Tests and Measurements
o PSY 308 - Practicum in Psychology Testing or General
Elective
o PSY 311 - Psychology of Motivation and Emotions
o PSY 312 - Psychology of Learning
o PSY 321 - Theories and Systems
o PSY 401 - Physiological Psychology
o PSY 415 - Psychology Seminar I
o PSY 416 - Psychology Seminar II
o PSY 417 - Field Placement in Psychology
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