Psychology BA: Equine Assisted Psychotherapy Concentration

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In order to become certified as an Equine Specialist,  students must complete either the Fundamentals of the EAGALA Model Training Course or the PATH training course. This 40-hour, 5-day in-person course provides hands-on training, discussions, demonstrations, and experiences. Students will learn and put into practice the framework and standards of the certifying models, learn how to structure sessions, and be introduced to a variety of different process skillsets that will enable them to seek employment as an Equine Specialist.

Complete remaining CLAS General Education requirements.  Psychology majors complete 8 credits of quantitative reasoning and social science requirements as part of their degree program. 

The university requirements must also be fulfilled, and will count towards the minimum credit requirement for this program. These include:

• Global Perspective (GP)
• Common Ground
• Lifetime Health and Wellness

Take as many general elective courses as needed to complete a total of 124 credits.