Summary

Academic Accelerator The Academic Accelerator curriculum (AAP) is A two-semester curriculum  designed for students who are prepared to succeed in courses where English is the primary language but who also desire the advantage of having assistance from other students and the English language in order to succeed. Bachelor of Arts - Psychology Students can learn about the variety and applications of psychology through the Department of Psychology's Bachelor of Arts in Psychology degree. Clinical, social, personality, developmental, behavioral, and cognitive neuroscience, as well as learning and memory, are all areas of study offered. It also offers a broad range of courses in clinical, social, personality, developmental, behavioral, and cognitive neuroscience psychology. There are frequent courses on advanced issues in these and allied fields. They might create curricula that take a social science, natural science, or a hybrid approach to psychology. Majors are encouraged to enroll in short, focused seminars during their junior and senior years, do an internship with a community mental health agency, and participate in ongoing departmental and external research projects. When organizing their schedules, internships, and research opportunities, they ought to collaborate with their academic advisors. The curriculum is wide enough and sufficiently adaptable to  satisfy career goals and to provide a solid background for graduate study.