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Contact Us

Laura Fisher
Administrative Assistant

238 Dwight Schar College of Education
419-207-4967

Curriculum

Brochures, Course Rotations & Four-Year Guides

Each department provides information specific to its majors and programs to help ensure you choose exactly which major is right for you. Use the supplemental material below to assist you in finding a major that most interests you.

COURSE ROTATIONS & FOUR YEAR GUIDES

Current Academic Year
Psychology B.A. Four-Year Guide
Psychology B.A. Three-Year Guide
Psychology B.S. Four-Year Guide
Psychology B.S. Three-Year Guide

Resources

Dean's Scholarship

Dean's Scholarship for the College of Arts and Sciences

The Dean's Scholarship was created to enhance the undergraduate academic experience for new first-time and transfer students enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences in the following disciplines: Computer Science/Cybersecurity, Journalism and Digital Media, the Natural Sciences (Biology, Chemistry and Biochemistry) and Psychology.

Benefits include a merit-based, renewable scholarship of $1,500 "stacked" on other merit awards received. In addition, students will have the opportunity to participate in unique academic communities created around engagement with faculty and a focus on career coaching and preparation.

To qualify, applicants must have a minimum high school or transfer GPA of 3.5. The scholarship is renewable for up to four years with a GPA of 3.0.

Scholarship Sponsor: Dr. Christopher Chartier (cchartie@ashland.edu)

Minimum Required High School / Transfer GPA: 3.50

Scholarship Amount: $1,500

Application Criteria: Formal application (the link to the application will be in your portal), essay and interview. Students must be admitted to the major with a 3.5 cumulative GPA or higher to qualify.

Renewal Criteria: AU GPA 3.00 or greater and maintain Psychology major

Application Deadline: The review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until all scholarships have been awarded. The deadline for priority consideration is March 1, 2022.

Apply for Admission

After you have applied for admission and been accepted, you will receive a link to access the application for the Dean's Scholarship within the student portal.

Contact Us

Contact Us

Laura Fisher
Administrative Assistant

238 Dwight Schar College of Education
419-207-4967

Curriculum

Curriculum

Brochures, Course Rotations & Four-Year Guides

Each department provides information specific to its majors and programs to help ensure you choose exactly which major is right for you. Use the supplemental material below to assist you in finding a major that most interests you.

COURSE ROTATIONS & FOUR YEAR GUIDES

Current Academic Year
Psychology B.A. Four-Year Guide
Psychology B.A. Three-Year Guide
Psychology B.S. Four-Year Guide
Psychology B.S. Three-Year Guide

Resources

Resources

Dean's Scholarship

Dean's Scholarship

Dean's Scholarship for the College of Arts and Sciences

The Dean's Scholarship was created to enhance the undergraduate academic experience for new first-time and transfer students enrolled in the College of Arts and Sciences in the following disciplines: Computer Science/Cybersecurity, Journalism and Digital Media, the Natural Sciences (Biology, Chemistry and Biochemistry) and Psychology.

Benefits include a merit-based, renewable scholarship of $1,500 "stacked" on other merit awards received. In addition, students will have the opportunity to participate in unique academic communities created around engagement with faculty and a focus on career coaching and preparation.

To qualify, applicants must have a minimum high school or transfer GPA of 3.5. The scholarship is renewable for up to four years with a GPA of 3.0.

Scholarship Sponsor: Dr. Christopher Chartier (cchartie@ashland.edu)

Minimum Required High School / Transfer GPA: 3.50

Scholarship Amount: $1,500

Application Criteria: Formal application (the link to the application will be in your portal), essay and interview. Students must be admitted to the major with a 3.5 cumulative GPA or higher to qualify.

Renewal Criteria: AU GPA 3.00 or greater and maintain Psychology major

Application Deadline: The review of applications will begin immediately and will continue until all scholarships have been awarded. The deadline for priority consideration is March 1, 2022.

Apply for Admission

After you have applied for admission and been accepted, you will receive a link to access the application for the Dean's Scholarship within the student portal.

Research Opportunities

Students majoring in psychology are encouraged to become involved in research in our department, and faculty and students alike regularly publish and present research at regional, national and international conferences.  In the past ten years our students have made over 90 conference presentations at local, regional, and national conferences, in cities such as Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, San Antonio, Washington, DC., and Pittsburgh.  Each semester psychology majors/minors serve as research assistants for department faculty, and a number students conduct their own independent research projects. Many of our students enroll in PSYC 310 (Advanced Research in Psychology), where they conduct, analyze and interpret the results of a semester-long research project of their choosing.

Students should keep in mind that strong research skills are a benefit regardless of the career path they take after graduation. We are convinced that the research and scholarship our students have completed is one of the main reasons why they are so successful in entering graduate programs after they earn their B.S. or B.A. degree. In recent years, our students have been accepted into graduate programs in Psychology, Marriage and Family Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Higher Education Administration, Forensic Psychology, Social Work, Law, Speech and Language Pathology and School Psychology, to name a few.

In fact, our students have done such incredible things with their research that the university ran a spotlight on our faculty/student scholarship.

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