Each Psychology major is assigned one of the Psychology Program faculty members to serve as their academic advisor. (Follow these instructions to find out who your advisor is.) Make an appointment to meet with your academic advisor during the advisement period listed in the Academic Calendar. Use the resources linked below to help make your advising appointment more productive.
- Psychology Major Degree Assessment Form
- Advising Preplanning Worksheet (from Advising Assistance Center)
- 2025-2026 Core Curriculum Worksheet
- The Psychology program “Spine”
- Advising Assistance Center (Student Page)
Advising notes for Fall 2026
NOTE: If you see any classes with numbers ending in “R” and “RBA Students only” in the Comments, these are only available to students in the Regents Bachelor of Arts program and are not available to Psychology B.A. students.
PSYC 399 Groups & Group Processes
Face-to-face, MWF 2:10-3:00 pm, Prerequisite: PSYC 101
Dr. Lindsey Levitan will offer this 3-credit course that will, for the fall semester, serve as one of the Group 1 Restricted Electives. There will be a 1-credit lab associated with the class (offered Tuesdays from 1:50 to 3:05 pm). Students needing the Group 1 Lab prerequisite for PSYC 484 Directed Readings should register for both the class and the lab. Students wishing to use the class as a free elective in the major or minor are welcome to register for just the lecture portion of the class.
Note: additional sections, including possibly Well-Being & Happiness, Psychopathology, and at least one free elective, may become available in the week or two following academic advisement. Keep an eye on the class schedule for additions.
Psychology Research Practica (PSYC 211, 312)
Practicum (internship) experiences in psychology offered by the Psychology Program include helping faculty with their ongoing research. Visit the Psychology Practicum page for more information.