Get upper-division Psychology credit for your volunteer, work, internship, and/or research experiences!

If you are volunteering or working in a psychology related site, you may be eligible to get psychology credit that can count towards your degree requirements!  This may also apply if you are acting as a teacher’s assistant (TA) or are helping a professor with research. 

 

What you need to do:

1. Find a full-time psychology faculty member to sponsor your work
2. Complete either the Psy 498 (Practicum) or Psy 499 (Independent Study) form and turn paperwork into the Psychology department
3. Sign up for 1, 2, or 3 units based on the amount of hours you will spend at your site, or how much work you sign on to complete, during the semester.
4. Internship (Psy 498) and Independent Study (Psy 499) forms can be found on the homepage of the psychology department website.

Seek advisement for more info on using these units to meet degree requirements.

 

Please click on the following for more information:

• Volunteer Opportunities
• Internship Opportunities
• Clinics
• Research Opportunities

 

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