program description

the extended accelerator program (eap) combines language, culture and academics to give students a deep understanding of life in and out of the american classroom and includes personalized english-language instruction and tutoring.

students in the extended accelerator receive:

• a contextual curriculum that mixes language, culture and academics
• exclusive access to a course focusing on life in the u.s. and in the local community
• a full year’s worth of college credits
• extensive english-language tutoring, academic advising and student support
• personalized english-language support specific to the classes they take

psychologists study human and animal behavior, seeking to understand how people and nonhuman animals function in their environments: through this, a psychologist ultimately wants to understand, predict, and resolve behavioral and psychological problems. if students are interested in how the mind works and functions in an effort to help people achieve and maintain mental health, they can consider studying psychology at the university of utah. the psychology curriculum includes coursework in the following topics: psychology as a science and profession, cognition and behavior neuroscience, intergroup relations, development in infancy, emotions, human performance, personality, sexuality, health, among others. through coursework, and hands-on experience through research, internships, peer advising, and/or teaching assisting, students will gain the knowledge base and critical thinking skills they need for success in post-college careers or graduate school.