Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences - Psychology

Texas A&M University - Kingsville offers the following B.A.A.S degreesAgribusinessCriminal JusticeCriminologyHuman Development and Family StudiesOccupational Safety and HealthPsychologySociologyThe Department of Psychology and Sociology is committed to the goals of a liberal education emphasizing human growth and intellectual development through an understanding of individual behavior, social interaction and cultural awareness. The various programs in the department are geared specifically toward the professional preparation of social scientists and practitioners in the areas of human development, gender and minority relations, families and children, Mexican American culture and folklore, U.S.-Mexico borderlands studies, abnormal and deviant behavior, counseling and criminology. Opportunities for undergraduate research and service learning are provided. The department promotes critical analyses and creative approaches surrounding the well-being of South Texas. It provides a comprehensive level of quality instruction, research and community involvement. By doing so it supports the academic, research and service goals of the College of Arts and Sciences and the mission of the University.

Official secondary school transcripts showing subjects marks received and graduation date If you have not yet graduated from secondary school a transcript showing all completed work may be accepted for early admission External examination reports should be provided when applicable.Official transcripts with subjects and marks received from any colleges or universities attended.Certified literal translations of all credentials officially issued in any language other than English.A higher score of 79, 550 is required for all applicants to programs in the College of Arts and Sciences and the Frank H Dotterweich College of Engineering This score must be sent directly from the Educational Testing Services ETS and dated within two 2 years of enrolment.TAMUK ELTC completion of program letter with a minimum average of 90 percent and levels from Low Advanced, Advanced Plus or High Advanced.IELTS 6.5 or above overall band score