In 2006 – 2007 the newly merged Department of Psychology (formerly “Psychology, Arts” and “Psychology, Atkinson”) moved to the Faculty of Health. As such, degree requirements depend upon the faculty in which the student was admitted to York and the year in which they started the psychology program.
Choose the appropriate option:
- You were accepted to York for Fall/Winter 2012 or afterwards
- You were accepted to York for Fall/Winter 2009
- You were accepted to York for Fall/Winter 2008
- You were accepted to York for Fall/Winter 2007
- You were accepted to York for Fall/Winter 2006
- You were accepted to York prior to September 2006
| You were accepted to York for Fall/Winter 2012 or afterwards | |
There are new degree requirements for the BSc program and for the Specialized honours degree program (BA and BSc). Please refer to the appropriate part in the Department of Psychology 2012 supplemental undergraduate calendar and/or the 2012 university calendar in order to see what these new degree requirements are. |
| You were accepted to York for Fall/Winter 2009 | |
There are new degree guidelines for both the BA and the BSc (90 and 120 credit degrees) as of September 2009, please see the undergraduate calendar for details.
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| You were accepted to York for Fall/Winter 2008 |
Students who started their undergraduate psychology degree September 2008 should review the faculty guidelines for degree requirements, (please see the 2008 undergraduate calendar). If you detect any discrepancies or are unsure contact the undergraduate office for an advising appointment.
| You were accepted to York for Fall/Winter 2007 | |
For students who started their undergraduate psychology degree as of September 2007. |
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Bachelor of Arts
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Bachelor of Science
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| You were accepted to York for Fall/Winter 2006 | |
For students who started their undergraduate psychology degree for Fall/Winter 2006 ONLY |
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Bachelor of Arts |
Bachelor of Science |
| Admitted to Atkinson Faculty of Liberal & Professional Studies: | |
Bachelor of Arts
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Bachelor of Science
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Current students degree progress report The Degree Progress Report is an online self-serve tool that allows students to track their progress towards their degree. |

