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Important Notes for Psychology Secondary Education majors from Advising:

• An Academic Advisor will register you for TLSC 300A.  If your major/concentration changes, respond to your registration instructions email.  
• TLSC 300A meets Monday evenings from 4:15 – 6:15 p.m. Do not schedule a class during that time. 
• Please register for the same section number for TLSC 110, 120, and 130, (i.e., TLSC 110-004, 120-004, 130-004). 
• TLSC 110, 120, 130 are often taught in school settings. MWF and TuTh sections will all be held from 8:45 – 11:15am. Allow an hour between the end of TLSC classes and the next course (12:15 p.m. or later for next course). 
• Secondary Education: Psychology majors will need to declare the corresponding second major (Psychology) in the College of Arts and Science at the start of the academic year using this form. 
• Don’t forget to check the AP/IB guide to ensure you know if you have any incoming credit that will count towards your Core requirements. 
• Study abroad opportunities are limited to spring of second year (during Sequence 4), summers, or faculty-led programs over spring break and J-Term. 

As a Secondary Psychology Education major, you will enroll in the following courses: 

• TLSC 110 (1 credit) 
• TLSC 120 (2 credits) 
• TLSC 130 (1 credit)  
• TLSC 300A (0 credits) 
• PSYC 101 (3 credits)  
• Choose One Ancillary Math Course (3 credits): 
  • MATH 108  
  • MATH 117, 118, 131 (calculus-track, based on math placement)  
  • COMP 125, 150, 180 
  • DSCI 101  
  • STAT 103 

One Freshman Seminar: 

• UNIV 101 (1 credit)  

One to two of the following classes (Pick only one course per category, 3-6 total credits): 

• College Writing Seminar: UCWR 110  
• Foundational Historical Knowledge: HIST 101, HIST 102, HIST 103, or HIST 104   
• Foundational Literary Knowledge: UCLR 100C, UCLR 100E, or UCLR 100M 
• Foundational Philosophical Knowledge: PHIL 130    

The total number of credits you will enroll in for the fall is 14-17 credits. 

As a Secondary Psychology Education major, you will enroll in the following courses: 

• TLSC 110 (1 credit) 
• TLSC 120 (2 credits) 
• TLSC 130 (1 credit)  
• TLSC 300A (0 credits) 
• PSYC 101 (3 credits)  

One Freshman Seminar: 

• UNIV 101 (1 credit)  

Interdisciplinary Honors Requirements (6 credits): 

• HONR 101  
• HONR D101 

Zero or one of the following classes (Pick only one course per category) or Ancillary Math classes (0-3 total credits): 

• Foundational Historical Knowledge: Any 100/200/300-level HIST course 
• Foundational Scientific Knowledge: ENVS 101 
• Ancillary Math: 
  • MATH 108  
  • MATH 117, 118, 131 (calculus-based, based on math placement)  
  • COMP 125, 150, 180 
  • DSCI 101  
  • STAT 103 

The total number of credits you will enroll in for the fall is 14-17 credits.