Clubs + Organizations
Psychology Club
Psychology Club is an organization designed to provide students interested in psychology with a place to meet others with similar interests and to have activities that supplement their classroom learning. Contact the organization’s faculty advisers are Dr. Evan Zucker and Dr. Madison Silverstein.
Languages and Cultures Resources
We believe in educating the whole person through rigorous academic studies and plentiful cultural experiences. We encourage you to immerse yourself in campus life at Loyola by taking advantage of the many services we have to offer.
Academic Research in Languages and Cultures
As a Loyola student, you have the opportunity to work alongside our talented professors to partner in collaborative research. Learn more about some recent research and projects currently underway.
Psychological Sciences Minors
Earn a minor in Psychological Sciences and get the latest theories using advanced tools to interpret human and animal behavior. The study of psychology raises many questions; it is up to the students to seek answers.
Curriculum
PSYC A100 Intro Psychology
PSYC A301 Intro Research*
PSYC A303 Stats & Methods**
PSYC Elective
PSYC Elective
PSYC Elective
PSYC Elective
*Prereq: 9 hrs. in PSYC (that is, Introductory Psychology and two additional courses)
**Prereq: A301 and one college level math course.
Pre-Health Psychological Sciences
A major in Psychological Sciences with a concentration in Pre-Health is offered at Loyola University New Orleans in addition to the traditional Psychological Sciences track.
Bachelor of Science in Psychological Sciences
Psychological Sciences is one of our largest degree programs at Loyola for a reason—it is a great foundation for forging your own career path.
Greek and Latin Placement Exams
To take an online placement test in LATIN or ANCIENT GREEK:
Psychology Programs of Study
So what's unique about Psychological Sciences?
The Psychological Sciences program at Loyola University New Orleans provides students with a sequence of courses that are non-traditional by design; individual courses are designed specifically to meet the needs of our students and frequently contain laboratory components. These provide a kind of solid preparation not always available in smaller university liberal arts Psychological Sciences departments.