Psychology Department
Phone: 509-963-2381
Email: psychology@cwu.edu
See details of the 45- and 60-credit major, online major, and psychology minor below. All psychology majors and minors take a common set of core courses. Majors also participate in PSY 489 Senior Assessment.
We reassess our curriculum frequently and make changes to our major and minor to improve the preparation of our students. To view detailed requirements of the major or minor of any catalog year, please see the university catalog for the appropriate year at http://www.cwu.edu/registrar/catalogs.
On-Campus (Traditional, face-to-face) Degree
Email the completed major application to psychology@cwu.edu. You will receive a return email that tells you whether or not you have been admitted to the major. If you were not admitted, the email will explain what you need to do to have your application approved. If your application was approved, you will receive the name and contact information for your psychology faculty advisor. We recommend that you contact your advisor so that they can answer questions about the major and discuss recommendations for courses you should take.
Online (internet-based) Degree -- Not available for Ellensburg-area students. You must have earned at least 90 college-level credits, including a C or higher in PSY 101 General Psychology (or an equivalent course) and a cumulative college GPA of 2.25 or higher.
Click the following links for more information on the online Psychology major and online Psychology minor.
The online major is not available to students who live close to the main campus. Only apply to the online major or minor if you live beyond the Ellensburg area. For online applicants, it is not necessary to meet with an advisor prior to applying. Applications are reviewed through the last day of instruction for admission into the program the following quarter with admission to the programs occurring in Fall, Winter, and Spring Quarters.
The following courses are HIGHLY recommended but not required for admission:
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