The Langara Associate of Arts in Psychology is a two-year program designed to offer focus and direction to prospective psychology majors and minors. When successfully completed, the general and specific requirements will prepare students for entry into the third-year level of most university psychology programs.
Here is a guide detailing the minimum psychology courses you need to successfully complete the program. For further details, please see Program Curriculum.
Note: In order to take PSYC 2320 and PSYC 2321, students must obtain a minimum C+ in both PSYC 1115 and PSYC 1215. Students must also meet one of the following math prerequisites to register for PSYC 2321: a minimum "C" grade in Foundations of Mathematics 11, Pre-calculus 11, Foundations of Mathematics 12, or Pre-calculus 12; an "S" grade in MATH 1150; or a satisfactory score (053) on the statistics version of the Mathematics and Statistics Diagnostic Test (MDT).
The SFU Bachelor of Arts Degree with a Major in Psychology requires the following lower-division psychology courses. See also the university planning guide here. For more information on the minimum number of credits needed and other requirements for transferring to SFU, click here. For more information on the SFU Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, click here.
The UBC Bachelor of Arts Degree with a Major in Psychology requires the following lower division psychology courses. See also the university planning guide here. For more information on the minimum number of credits needed and other requirements for transferring to UBC, click here. For more information on the UBC Bachelor of Arts in Psychology, click here.
The UBC Bachelor of Science with a Major in Neuroscience requires the following lower division courses that can be taken at Langara. For further details, please visit Pathway to UBC Neuroscience. In order to apply for transfer to the UBC Bachelor of Science with a Major in Neuroscience, you will need the following minimum courses. For more information on the minimum number of credits needed and other requirements for transferring to UBC, click here. For more information on the UBC Bachelor of Science in Neuroscience, click here.
