PSYC 92.01 Senior Thesis in Psychology I

This course is designed to enable Psychology majors, usually seniors, to engage in laboratory or field thesis research under the direction of a faculty member.  No more than two terms of 88, 92, or a combination of 88s and 92s may count toward the eight required courses for the major. This course may be used to fulfill the upper-level (60 or above) culminating requirement. Students are awarded one course credit for successful completion of this course once they complete the Psychology thesis requirements, generally at the end of the spring term. Students subsequently register for PSYC 92.02.  A final grade will replace the “ON” for both this course and PSYC 92.02 upon completion of the Psychology thesis requirements. 

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Department-Specific Course Categories

Psychological and Brain Sciences