Beginning Fall 2027, PSY226 (Statistical Methods in Psychology) and PSY305 (Experimental Psychology) will be replaced by a new course sequence: PSY 302 (Research Methods I) and PSY 303 (Research Methods II). Both new courses will be offered in person only. If you would like to complete the current PSY226/PSY305 sequence, you must complete PSY226 by Spring 2027 and PSY305 by Fall 2027. Students who do not complete PSY 226 by Spring 2027 will be required to complete the new in-person PSY302/PSY303 sequence.
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