Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

Welcome to the Psychology Department, where we have a team of advisors dedicated to helping you excel in your academic and career pursuits. You're not alone on this journey - our advisors are here to provide the guidance you need.ConcentrationsClinicalCounseling Psychology ConcentrationDevelopmental Psychology ConcentrationEducational Psychology ConcentrationExperimental Psychology ConcentrationIndividualized ConcentrationGetting StartedWhether you're a Psychology major or minor, it's essential to connect with our department's academic advisor before choosing your courses. This advisor is your go-to person for a variety of academic matters:Course Planning: They'll help you figure out which courses to take in the upcoming semesters, ensuring you stay on track to meet your degree requirements.Special Requests: If you ever need to make a special request, like waiving a required course or earning upper-division credit, your academic advisor can assist you.Degree Progress: They'll help you keep an eye on your progress toward your degree, so you're always moving forward.Appeals: If you find yourself in a situation where you need to appeal something academically, such as academic suspension, your advisor is here to support you through the process.

All applicants to UIS are required to submit official transcripts from all of the institutions they have attended Applicants who attended a high school university or college outside of the United States must have their credentials evaluated as part of their application. First-year applicants This application is for students who have completed high school or secondary school but have not yet completed any university level coursework Applicants are applying for a bachelors degree program Admission for first-year applicants will be based on - College preparatory curricula and academic coursework. Grade point average GPA on a US 4.0 equivalency scale. Personal statement. IB English A - 5 plus