COSC BA structure?

[dfrecore]

Yep, it's electives.
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COSC BA CAPSTONE 3 COSC (UL)

Core Courses 12 credits
PSY101 Introduction to Psychology 3 Sophia (LL)
PSY216 Statistics in Psychology 3 UExcel (UL) - THERE IS NO UEXCEL FOR STATS IN PSYCH, JUST A LL EXAM FOR STATS
PSY490 History and Systems of Psychology 3 SDC (LL)- THIS COMES IN AS UL AS FAR AS I CAN TELL
PSY410 Research in Experimental Psychology (Research Methods in Psych) 3 SDC (LL) - THIS SDC COURSE DOESN'T FULFILL THIS REQUIREMENT, YOU'LL HAVE TO USE THE UEXCEL UL EXAM INSTEAD

Psychology Electives 9 credits (I DON'T SEE WHERE THIS IS AN OPTION FOR THE PSYCH DEGREE, I THINK YOU MAY BE LOOKING SOMEWHERE OTHER THAN THE COSC WEBSITE FOR THIS?)
PSY322 Learning and Memory 3 SDC (UL) - THERE IS NO SDC COURSE THAT WORKS FOR THIS
PSY320 Cognitive Psychology 3 SDC (LL) - THERE IS NO SDC COURSE THAT WORKS FOR THIS
PSY334 Psychology of Personality 3 SDC (UL) - YES

Concentration courses (Cognition and Learning) 15 credits
PSY236 Developmental Psychology (Lifespan Development psych) 3 TECEP (UL) - THERE IS NO TECEP FOR THIS, BUT YOU CAN TAKE SDC'S PSY107: LIFESPAN DEV
PSY301 Psychology of Play 3 ???
PSY450 Neuropsychology 3 ???
?????? Organisational Behaviour 3 ???
?????? Industrial Psychology 3 SDC (UL) - PSY301: I/O PSYCH

I also can't see where you'd meet the 2 courses in cognitive (no options I know of to cover 2 of the 4 options in the core); and you'd have to choose General Psych as your concentration, as you can't meet the requirements of the other 3 options.

ARE YOU LOOKING HERE FOR THE REQUIREMENTS? https://www.charteroak.edu/catalog/curre...hology.php
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I think in this instance, you are better off going through TESU for a Psych degree - they take WAY more SDC Psych courses as UL, and they accept Coopersmith courses as well (TESU does not).

For COSC, generally speaking a BALS with your own options for concentration is cheapest, but once you want a true major, you're better off at TESU.