Psychology Flexible Pre-Major

*Please Note: The Flexible Pre-Major Program has been discontinued and will no longer be updated. The agreements listed below are for historical reference only and should not be considered a guaranteed pathway. To view current course articulations, please go the Course Search.

The Psychology Flexible Pre-Major consists of the following courses (usually totaling 18 lower-level credits):

Introduction to Psychology I
Introduction to Psychology II
Research Methods / Thinking Clearly about Psychology
Statistics / Data Analysis
And any 2 of the following courses:
- Biopsychology
- Cognition
- Developmental Psychology
- Abnormal Psychology
- Social Psychology
- History of Psychology / Conceptual Foundations

Students are advised that completion of the Psychology Flexible Pre-Major does not guarantee acceptance into Bachelor of Arts degree programs with a Psychology major. Acceptance depends on students obtaining a competitive GPA and/or meeting any other admission requirements specified by the receiving institution.

The complete report on the Psychology Flexible Pre-Major program is available here.

Courses Applicable to the Psychology Flexible Pre-Major at Participating Post-Secondary Institutions

Note: At the time of writing, transfer credit agreements have not been established between all institutions and all courses in this table. Students considering completing the Psychology Flexible Pre-Major for transfer purposes are strongly advised to check the BC Transfer Guide, or consult with an academic advisor, to verify the transferability of specific courses between their institution and the institution they plan to transfer to.

	Intro to Psychology I	Intro to Psychology II	Research Methods/ Thinking Clearly about Psychology	Statistics/ Data Analysis	Bio-psychology	Cognition	Developmental	Social	Abnormal	History
ALEX	Psyc 101	Psyc 102	Psyc 217	Psyc 218				Psyc 260	Psyc 241
CAPU	Psyc 100a	Psyc 101a	Psyc 212	Psyc 213	Psyc 225	Psyc 230	Psyc 204	Psyc 200	Psyc 222	Psyc 203
CNC	Psyc 101a	Psyc 102a	Psyc 202	Psyc 201	Psyc 209	Psyc 210	Psyc 205	Psyc 204	Psyc 207
COTR	Psyc 101a	Psyc 102a	Psyc 280				Psyc 203	Psyc 207	Psyc 240
DOUG	Psyc 1100a	Psyc 1200a	Psyc 2301	Psyc 2300	Psyc 2315	Psyc 2360	Psyc 3320	Psyc 3330	Psyc 2341	Psyc 3308
LANG	Psyc 1115	Psyc 1215	Psyc 2320	Psyc 2321	Psyc 2331	Psyc 2341	Psyc 2324	Psyc 2322	Psyc 2326	Psyc 2413
OC	Psyc 111a	Psyc 121a			Psyc 230	Psyc 219	Psyc 214	Psyc 252	Psyc 242
SELK	Psyc 100a,b	Psyc 101a,b	Psyc 202		Psyc 200		Psyc 240
SFU	Psyc 100	Psyc 102	Psyc 201	Psyc 210	Psyc 280	Psyc 221	Psyc 250	Psyc 260	Psyc 241
TRU	Psyc 1110	Psyc 1210	Psyc 2110	Psyc 2100	Psyc 2040	Psyc 2210	Psyc 2130	Psyc 2220	Psyc 2160
TRU-OL	Psyc 1111	Psyc 1211	Psyc 2111	Psyc 2101			Psyc2131		Psyc 2161
UBC	Psyc 101	Psyc 102	Psyc 217	Psyc 218
VCC	Psyc 1100a	Psyc 1200a
YUKO	Psyc 100b	Psyc 101b	Psyc 201			Psyc 202	Psyc 205	Psyc 203	Psyc 204

a Completion of both Introduction to Psychology I and Introduction to Psychology II required to receive credit for UBC PSYC 101
b Completion of both Introduction to Psychology I and Introduction to Psychology II required to receive credit for SFU PSYC 100 and SFU PSYC 102

Last Update: Fall, 2012

Langara update: Spring, 2019.