Common use of Required Common Core Clause in Contracts

Required Common Core. English Composition 6 Mathematical & Quantitative Reasoning1 3-4 Life & Physical Sciences2 3-4 Total Required Common Core 12-14 Creative Expression 3 World Culture & Global Issues 3 U.S. Experience in Its Diversity 3 Individual & Society3 3 Scientific World4 6-7 Total Flexible Core 18-19 Total Common Core 30-33 PSY 220 - Behavioral Statistics 3 PSY 225 - Brain and Behavior 3 PSY 255 - Cognitive Psychology 3 PSY 265 - Research in Psychology 4 MAT 301 - Analytic Geometry and Calculus I 4 Total Program Core 17 Psychology Elective Courses - Select 3 Courses: 5 PSY 200 - Social Psychology or PSY 230 - Psychology of Personality PSY 210 - Psychology of Death and Dying PSY 240 - Developmental Psychology or PSY 250 – Child Psychology PSY 245 - Psychology of Women PSY 260 - Abnormal Psychology PSY 271 - Foundations of Black Psychology PSY 280 - Cultural Psychology PSY 290 - Industrial Psychology 9 General Elective6 1-4 Total Curriculum Credits 30 Total Program Credits 60 1 Students are advised to take MAT 206.5 - Intermediate Algebra and Precalculus or MAT 206 – Precalculus. 2 Students are advised to take BIO 210 - Biology I. 3 Students are advised to take PHI 125 - Philosophy of Psychology. 4 Students are advised to take PSY 100 - Introduction to Psychology and BIO 220 – Biology II. 5 A total of 9 credits are needed. Choose 3 courses from PSY200 or PSY230, PSY210, PSY245, PSY240 or PSY250, PSY260, PSY271, PSY280, PSY290. 6 Three of these credits can be satisfied by taking STEM variants in Common Core.

Required Common Core. English Composition 6 Mathematical & Quantitative Reasoning1 3-4 3 Life & Physical Sciences2 3-4 3 Total Required Common Core 12-14 12 Creative Expression 3 Expression3 6 World Culture & Global Issues 3 U.S. Experience in Its Diversity 3 Individual & Society3 Society 3 Scientific World4 6-7 3 Total Flexible Core 18-19 18 Total Common Core 30-33 30 PSY 220 240 - Behavioral Statistics Developmental Psychology OR PSY 250 - Child Psychology (3cr.) 3 PSY 225 230 - Brain and Behavior 3 Psychology of Personality OR PSY 255 260 - Cognitive Abnormal Psychology (3cr.) 3 PSY 265 - Research in Psychology (4cr.) 4 MAT 301 - Analytic Geometry and Calculus I 4 Total Program Core 17 Psychology Elective Courses - Select 3 Courses: 5 PSY 271 - Foundations of Black Psychology PSY 200 - Social Psychology or PSY 230 280 - Cultural Psychology of Personality PSY 210 - Psychology of Death and Dying PSY 220 - Behavioral Statistics PSY 230 - Psychology of Personality PSY 240 - Developmental Psychology or PSY 250 – Child Psychology PSY 245 - Psychology of Women PSY 250 - Child Psychology PSY 255 - Cognitive Psychology PSY 260 - Abnormal Psychology PSY 271 9 SOC 100 - Foundations of Black Psychology PSY 280 Introduction to Sociology OR ANT 100 - Cultural Psychology PSY 290 Introduction to Anthropology (3cr.) ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ Elective - Industrial Psychology 9 Can be satisfied by taking a STEM variant in the Common Core 3 General Elective6 1-4 Elective 5 Total Curriculum Credits 30 Total Program Credits 60 1 Students are advised to take MAT 206.5 - Intermediate Algebra and Precalculus or MAT 206 150 – PrecalculusIntroduction to Statistics. 2 Students are advised to take BIO 210 - Biology I. 111 – Human Biology. 3 Students are advised to take PHI 125 SPE 100 - Philosophy Fundamentals of PsychologySpeech to satisfy 3 of the 6 required credits. 4 Students are advised to take PSY 100 - – Introduction to Psychology and BIO 220 – Biology IIPsychology. 5 A total Students are advised to take 3 of 9 credits are needed. Choose 3 courses from PSY200 the following: PSY 200, PSY 210, PSY 240, PSY 245, PSY 250, PSY 255, or PSY230, PSY210, PSY245, PSY240 or PSY250, PSY260, PSY271, PSY280, PSY290. 6 Three of these credits can be satisfied by taking STEM variants in Common CorePSY 260.

Required Common Core. English Composition 6 Mathematical & Quantitative Reasoning1 3-4 3 Life & Physical Sciences2 3-4 3 Total Required Common Core 12-14 12 Creative Expression 3 Expression3 6 World Culture & Global Issues 3 U.S. Experience in Its Diversity 3 Individual & Society3 Society 3 Scientific World4 6-7 3 Total Flexible Core 18-19 18 Total Common Core 30-33 30 PSY 220 240 - Behavioral Statistics Developmental Psychology OR PSY 250 - Child Psychology (3cr.) 3 PSY 225 230 - Brain and Behavior 3 Psychology of Personality OR PSY 255 260 - Cognitive Abnormal Psychology (3cr.) 3 PSY 265 - Research in Psychology (4cr.) 4 MAT 301 - Analytic Geometry and Calculus I 4 Total Program Core 17 Psychology Elective Courses - Select 3 Courses: 5 PSY 200 - Social Psychology or PSY 230 - Psychology of Personality Psychology5 PSY 210 - Psychology of Death and Dying PSY 220 - Behavioral Statistics6 PSY 230 - Psychology of Personality PSY 240 - Developmental Psychology or PSY 250 – Child Psychology PSY 245 - Psychology of Women PSY 250 - Child Psychology PSY 255 - Cognitive Psychology PSY 260 - Abnormal Psychology PSY 271 - Foundations of Black Psychology PSY 280 - Cultural Psychology PSY 290 9 SOC 100 - Industrial Psychology 9 Introduction to Sociology OR ANT 100 - Introduction to Anthropology (3cr.) ▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇ Elective - Can be satisfied by taking a STEM variant in the Common Core 3 General Elective6 1-4 Elective 5 Total Curriculum Credits 30 Total Program Credits 60 1 Students are advised to take MAT 206.5 - Intermediate Algebra and Precalculus or MAT 206 150 – PrecalculusIntroduction to Statistics. 2 Students are advised to take BIO 210 - Biology I. 111 – Human Biology. 3 Students are advised to take PHI 125 SPE 100 - Philosophy Fundamentals of PsychologySpeech to satisfy 3 of the 6 required credits. 4 Students are advised to take PSY 100 - – Introduction to Psychology and BIO 220 – Biology IIPsychology. 5 A total of 9 credits are neededPSY 200, PSY 255, PSY 240, and PSY 230/260 can transfer as foundation courses into the Baruch Psychology major and may additionally serve as prerequisites for upper division courses. Choose 3 All other courses from PSY200 or PSY230, PSY210, PSY245, PSY240 or PSY250, PSY260, PSY271, PSY280, PSY290count as electives in the Baruch major. 6 Three of these credits can be satisfied by taking STEM variants Students are strongly advised to take PSY 220 - Behavioral Statistics (equivalent to PSY 2100 at Baruch College). Although MAT 150 will transfer as STA 2000 at Baruch College, and also statisfies Baruch’s prerequisite for the Psychology major and the Pathways MQR requirement, PSY 220 provides a better preparation for Research Methods in Common CorePsychology at Baruch (PSY 3001). If a student has taken both MAT 150 and PSY 220, MAT 150 will transfer as an elective credit and PSY 220 will transfer as the prerequisite and Pathways MQR course.