Hi Retta:
Developmental draws a fair number here--we do have about 70% female
undergrads in the the school of arts & sciences--maybe a contributing
factor.....
annette
On Fri, 23 Feb 2001, Retta Poe wrote:
> Are any of you at institutions that offer undergraduate psychology courses
> - BESIDES introductory psychology and psychology of adjustment - that attract
> healthy numbers of students looking for general interest electives (i.e., not
> necessarily for general education or to meet requirements for other majors)?
> I guess I am thinking of courses like Human Sexuality for which a high level
> of interest already exists and which students are eager to take as electives.
> What are some psychology courses that you have found to be "popular" with
> non-psychology majors?
>
> Looking forward to the usual TIPS-wisdom -
> Thanks -
> Retta
>
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