Behavior Analysis Minor

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The minor in Behavior Analysis is designed for students who wish to better understand the principles and processes underlying the behavior of humans and non-humans as well as for students who would like to complete the coursework required to sit for the Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA) examination. To qualify to sit for the BCaBA examination, students also must fulfill a supervised experience requirement. More information can be found at www.bacb.com.

A minor in Behavior Analysis will require a student to take 15 hours from the Psychology program. The specific courses for the Behavior Analysis Minor are listed below. Courses that satisfy the coursework requirements for the BCaBA exam include PSYC 3321 , PSYC 4321 , PSYC 4322 , and PSYC 4323 , and PSYC 4327 provides an opportunity for supervised fieldwork experience.

Students must earn a grade of “B-” or better in the following courses to be eligible to receive the minor.

Required Courses in the Minor (15 hours)

In place of PSYC 4318 students may complete PSYC 4327 .

PSYC 3321 - Learning Credit Hours: 3
PSYC 4321 - Applied Behavior Analysis I Credit Hours: 3
PSYC 4322 - Applied Behavior Analysis II Credit Hours: 3
PSYC 4323 - Research and Practice in Behavior Analysis Credit Hours: 3