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Years 3 & 4

 Which Degree is Right for You?

Plan to make an appointment with an academic advisor before you go home at the end of second year. You should go to the appointment prepared to talk about which degree you are going to pursue. Academic advisors in psychology cannot easily have this conversation over the telephone or by email because a program plan must be completed in order to make a decision about the most appropriate degree for you. A program plan must be completed in person.

The chart below provides you with a broad overview of the paths that each degree will prepare you for. Reading this carefully will help you decide which degree is right for you.


Information on the upper years for each of our 4 degree options (3-Year Pass; 4-Year BA with Major; 4-Year Honours Comprehensive, 4-Year Honours Research) -- including information about average requirements -- may be found by clicking the individual tabs in this section.
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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