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3 Year Pass BA

Year 3, the end!
Congratulations, you’ve made it to the final year of your degree! Time flies, doesn’t it?

Average Requirements
Students must maintain at least a 60% average in their Psychology courses and in their electives to graduate with a 3 year BA in Psychology.

Year 3 Course Requirements
  • 3x PSYC credits numbered 300-399
  • 2x Elective credits
TIP: Electives
When you apply to graduate you cannot have more than 8 first year credits (including PSYC 1F90 and your context credits; see here for more information about context credits). Students completing a 3 year BA must have at least .5 elective credit at the second year level (or above). 
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What Does This Degree Prepare Me For?

Wondering what you can do with a 3 year BA in Psychology? A university degree in psychology prepares students to move directly into a job and find work in a variety of areas. Not only do psychology students have an understanding of human behaviour (and when wouldn’t that come in handy?), they also have useful skills in data management, written communication, and presentations, along with the ability to organize, condense, and disseminate complex information in the workplace. Students might also choose to attend a post-graduate college program that complements the skills and knowledge they gained at university with applied skills for the workforce.

A few of the popular post-graduate options for psychology graduates are:
  • Entering the workforce in a variety of disciplines (e.g., business in human resources, marketing or sales, social work, human services)
  • Attending a post-graduate college program
  • Teachers college

For more information about careers and post-graduate programs, click here.
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TIP: Post-Graduate College Programs
You might wonder about the logic behind going to college after university, but actually this path makes a lot of sense. Colleges and universities are designed to teach students different skills. You will graduate from university with a lot of theoretical knowledge and skills in many areas, but universities don't focus on hands-on training. Post graduate college programs are designed to do just that - they honour the work you've already done at the university level, and provide students with very specialized applied skills training. Students who complete a degree and a post-graduate program are very employable.

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  • Home
    • Welcome to PSYC-Site
    • Psychology's Place at Brock
  • Academic Advising
  • Course Basics
    • How to Read Course Codes
    • Full vs. Partial Credits
    • Context & Elective Credits
    • Lectures, Seminars & Labs
  • PSYC Courses
    • PSYC 1F90 (Intro Psych)
    • PSYC 2F23 (Statistics)
    • PSYC 3F01 (Intro Psych TA course)
    • PSYC 4F91 (Thesis)
    • Expanded Course Descriptions
  • Degree Options
    • Degree Options
    • Years 1 & 2
    • Years 3 & 4 >
      • 3 Year Pass BA
      • 4 Year BA with Major
      • 4 Year Honours Comprehensive
      • 4 Year Honours Research
    • Combined Majors, Minors & Co-op
    • Exchange Programs
    • Blank Program Plans
  • Registration
    • When can I register?
    • Step-by-step: How to Register
    • Overrides
    • Conflicts, Dropping Courses & Automatic Deregistration
    • Tips & Resources
    • Registration Information for Students Entering Year 2
    • Registration Information for Students Entering Year 3
    • Registration Information for Students Entering Year 4
  • Request a Program Plan
  • FAQ
    • How Do I ...
    • What Happens If ...
  • Beyond the BA
  • Contacts & Resources
  • Professional Development/Post Graduate Program Recruitment Flyers