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Course Requirements for Majors and Minors

• Current requirements for majors
• Current requirements for minors

Psychology major and minor requirements were revised in Fall 2003. Students who entered Northwestern before Fall 2003 can follow either set of requirements. See the Associate Director of Undergraduate Studies, Joan Linsenmeier, for details.

Substitutions for Psych 201-Statistical Methods in Psychology