Students who wish to enter the Honors B.Sc. program should complete the following first year requirments and then apply to the Honors program.

First Year

An 020-level Psychology course (Psychology 023 is recommended for students who have an interest in a biological approach to Psychology)

Calculus 050a/b and one of Calculus 051a/b or 081a/b or the former Applied Math 020, or 023a/b plus 024a/b, or the former Mathematics 027. (Students who have completed any of the other mathematics courses listed under the Area of Concentration [Three year degree] should consult the Department.)

Biology 022 or 023

One of Chemistry 020 or 023 or the former Chemistry 026; Computer Science 025a or 026a/b or the former Computer Science 028a/b, with 027a/b; Physics 020 or 024 or 025

One additional full-course equivalent

Psychology 280E (Research Methods in Psychology)

Psychology 281 (Statistics for Psychology)

Two 200-level half-courses in Psychology including one from the 200-239 series and one from the 240-279 series

One 200-level Science full-course equivalent

Psychology 380F/G and one-half course in Research from: Psychology 302F/G or the former psychology 306F/G; 317F/G; 322F/G; 336F/G or 387F/G; 356F/G; 361F/G; 370F/G; 382F/G

Four 300-level half-courses or equivalents in Psychology including at least one from Psychology 386a/b, 387F/G, the former psychology 390a/b, or from the 300-339 series, and one from the 340-379 series

One Science full-course equivalent numbered 200 or above

Note: All 300-level courses have 200-level prerequisites.

Subsidiary Course

Psychology 485E (Honors Thesis)

Four half-courses or equivalents in Psychology from Psychology 386a/b, 387F/G, the former psychology 390a/b, the 300-339 series, or from 452F/G, 487F/G, the former psychology 490F/G, the 400-439 series.

One Science full-course equivalent numbered 200 or above

Subsidiary Course

One non-Psychology full-course equivalent numbered 001 or above

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Academic Calendar FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE PSYCHOLOGY

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