Advising in Psychology

Beginning in Fall 2026, the department will launch new curricula for our Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (BS) Psychology programs. As part of this transition, the current BS concentrations in Industrial-Organization and Ergonomics & Human Factors will be discontinued starting in Fall 2027. Students currently enrolled in these concentrations will be supported in completing their programs, and advisors will work closely with students to ensure a smooth transition.

Which Degree is Right for Me?:  Use this to determine which program is right for you. Your advisors can help with your selection if you are unsure. 

New BA Psychology & BS Psychology Checklists: We are introducing new major programs, with new BA requirements that started in Fall 2026 and new BS requirements starting in Fall 2027. Take a look at what we will be offering!!! Use these to track your progress through the major.

Career Pathways: Use this to plan course selections based on your interests and career goals. Work with your advisors to fit them into your educational plan.

• Helpful Resources for Psychology Majors
  

• Transfer Students Seeking a BA in Psychology
  

• How to use the Degree Audit Report (DAR) in MyCSUEB
  

• How to check your transferred courses using the Transfer Credit Report in MyCSUEB and Assist.org
  

These checklists are helpful for tracking your progress through each of the Psychology major or minor programs.

Current/Upcoming Requirements

Here are checklists for the current and upcoming major and minor programs: 

• Bachelor of Arts (as of Fall 2026)
• Bachelor of Science (starting Fall 2027)
• Psychology Minor

Previous Requirements

Students can also download a checklist for our previous programs:

• Bachelor of Arts (prior to Fall 2026)
• Bachelor of Science Concentration in Industrial/Organizational Psychology (ending Summer 2027)
• Bachelor of Science Concentration in Ergonomics and Human Factors (ending Summer 2027) 

Older checklists from before 2018 are available in the archive or by contacting the Department office.

There are also degree roadmaps available, which recommend taking specific courses at specific times. The Psychology major is flexible and there are several different sequences students could take, so we recommend following the checklists above. The roadmaps are available here.

Psychology does not offer any major or minor programs online. We offer some classes online or hybrid most semesters, but most classes will be offered in person. Most major requirements must be completed with in-person classes.

Concord Campus

The Psychology Department no longer offers courses at the Concord campus.