Can I used these classes as electives at TESC for the psychology b.A degree?

[desireelws50]

Im aware I need about 6 to 9 of the psychology core elective and 21 electives. I have about 35 credits from my previous community college. Those classes I took were the following into to psychology, fundumental of public speaking, into to computers, buisness english, english 101, fundumental of accounting, adminstrative office procedures, medical terminology,anatomy, medical law and ethics, medical coding 1. All 3 credit except the ethics which was 2 credits. I want to know being that my credits are more medical related coul they be used as electives for a psychology degree along with me taking 6 to 9 credit additional psychology electives to fulfill the requirements?

[jsd]

They can go towards free electives, not psychology electives.

Some may fit general ed electives, but probably not, someone more informed than me would have to clear that up.

[desireelws50]

Thanks for all the replies.

[KayV]

These courses would go toward General Education requirements:
Written Communication: English 101 TESU ENC-101 3
Oral Communication: Fundamentals of Public Speaking TESU COM-209 3
Knowledge of Human Cultures: Business English TESU ENG-216 3 (notice you will still need English Composition II)
Physical and Natural World: Intro to Computers TESU COS-101 3
Physical and Natural World: Anatomy TESU BIO-210 3

This course will count as a major requirement:
Intro to Psychology TESU PSY-101 3

These courses will count as free electives:
Fundamentals of Accounting TESU ACC-101 3
Administrative Office Procedures TESU MOA-102 3
Medical terminology TESU HEA-203 3
Medical law and ethics TESU MOA-199 2
Medical coding 1 TESU MOA-103 3

[jsd]

Yeah, to clarify I was only speaking of the elective classes you posted, not the stuff that obviously fits into specific requirement areas. KayV knows what he's talking about.

[dfrecore]

Also, I'm not sure where you were looking in terms of "6-9 of the psychology core elective and 21 electives" but if it was the website where the Psych degree requirements are listed, the "III. Electives" is actually "FREE ELECTIVES" and should be labeled as such. I don't know why they do that, making it look as if it's Psychology Electives, but it's not.

[jsd]

Also, I'm not sure where you were looking in terms of "6-9 of the psychology core elective and 21 electives" but if it was the website where the Psych degree requirements are listed, the "III. Electives" is actually "FREE ELECTIVES" and should be labeled as such. I don't know why they do that, making it look as if it's Psychology Electives, but it's not.

The TESU BA Psychology has 21cr Free Electives. It also had 6 Psychology Electives, but if you get a waiver for their weird 6cr Social Psychology requirement, you make up the extra 3cr in psych electives (hence 6-9 cr)