The BS in Forensic Psychology program provides a broad background in general psychology with an additional strong foundation aimed specifically at forensic psychology. To further the students’ opportunities, four concentrations are offered. Graduates of the program will be prepared to work effectively and ethically with diverse populations (victims, criminals, families, children, adults, etc.) in a wide range of settings (government, courts, business, community, and correctional institutions).
At the end of this course, students will be able to:
See the General Education section of this Walden University Catalog.
Note: At least three general education courses taken must be taken at the 3000 level or higher, including SOCI 4080.
Students are to select 13 additional courses to fulfill the elective requirement. At least four elective courses (20 credits) must be at the 3000 level or above in the BS in Psychology or BS in Forensic Psychology programs. For the remaining nine courses (45 credits), students may choose courses from general education courses, BS in Forensic Psychology concentration courses, or courses from any of Walden’s bachelor’s degree programs.
Note: Electives can also be used to complete a six-course minor. RN-BSN courses are not available to students outside the RN-BSN program.
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