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PSY 4393 - Advanced Independent Study in Psychology

Credits: 3 hrs
The purpose of this course is to allow junior and senior Psychology majors who have already participated in a credit-bearing independent research effort to continue their exploration of research with a faculty research mentor. Students will participate in an empirical study with the expectation that they will present results in an oral forum such as University Forum or a regional Psychology conference. Registration for this course is with permission of the Psychology Coordinator who will evaluate the ability and maturing of the student to continue independent work. Prerequisite(s): PSY 2302, PSY 3317, PSY 3393, 30 GPA, and 30 hours completed in Psychology.