The psychology major takes a traditional, theoretical approach, preparing students for graduate work in psychology. Students gain skills in understanding human behavior and in writing and familiarity with classic studies in psychology. The orientation in human services is intended for those interested in careers in counseling, guidance and testing, or those who want to do graduate work in related fields. Internships are available, and practicum experience is gained through work with a human service agency in the St. Augustine area. Courses in counseling, sports psychology, and somatopsychology are also offered. The major requires students to complete an exit exam.

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