| The Bachelor of Arts in Applied Psychology – Honours is an excellent option if you are interested in pursuing graduate work in psychology or another discipline. The honours degree has the same basic structure as the Bachelor of Arts in Applied Psychology but concentrates more on third- and fourth-year Psychology coursework. The honours research thesis gives you the opportunity to develop and carry out supervised, independent research. If you intend to take the honours program, you should first apply to the regular Bachelor of Arts in Applied Psychology after completing 60 credits of undergraduate coursework (typically an Associate of Arts or Associate of Science). Then, you should attend a Bachelor of Arts in Applied Psychology – Honours info session or contact the Bachelor of Arts in Applied Psychology Coordinator for advising. Once you are in your final (fourth) academic year (Fall, Winter), you will then be able to apply to the Bachelor of Arts in Applied Psychology – Honours program. |
These courses are intended as guidelines. Speak to your guidance counsellor to see what courses are offered at your school.
Applicants must meet General College Admission Requirements.
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| Additional Admission Requirements: | Admission to the Bachelor of Arts in Applied Psychology will occur after the completion of 60 credits. Students must have all of the following: a) A two year (60 credit) Associate of Arts or Science degree with a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0. b) Completion of the following courses with minimum grade of C- in (or equivalent) PSYC 1100 (Introduction to Psychology I) and PSYC 1200 (Introduction to Psychology II) c) Completion of the following courses (or their appropriate equivalent) with a minimum grade of C (60%) in PSYC 2300 Data Analysis in Psychology and PSYC 2301 Research Methods in Psychology, and two of PSYC 2315 (Biological Psychology), or PSYC 2341 (Abnormal Psychology), or PSYC 2360 (Cognitive Psychology). Additional Admission Requirements for the Honours Degree include a minimum cumulative GPA of 3.33 (or approval by the program coordinator in special circumstances) and a completed application form from the Psychology Department, including agreement from a Psychology faculty member to supervise the honours thesis. |
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