Plan of Study: Master of Arts in Psychology and Master of Science in Fraud & Forensics dual degree

First Year Fall

PYM700 Introduction to Positive Psychology – 3 credits
PYM701 Personality & Symptomology – 3 credits
PYM722 Psychology of Deviance – 3 credits

First Year Spring

PYM706 Research Methods & Foundation Statistics – 3 credits
PYM720 Foundations Of Forensic Psychology – 3 credits
PYM702 Applications of Cognitive/Behavioral or
PYM705 Applications of Existential/Dynamic – 3 credits

First Year Summer

PYM710 Developmental Psychology – 3 credits
PYM704 Psychology Practicum I or
PYM712 Psychology Research Team I – 2 credits
PYM721 Systems of Criminal Justice – 3 credits

Second Year Fall

PRC702 Social & Cultural Foundations – 3 credits
PYM708 Tests & Measures – 3 credits
PYM709 Capstone Thesis – 2 credits
PYM707 Psychology Practicum II or
PYM713 Teaching at the Collegiate Level – 2 credits

Total Credits = 36