humanities vs social science

[ss20ts]

For Gen Ed I need one more subject under humanities (BALA). I'm seeing lists for humanities & social science having the same subjects.

One humanities list says:

• Economics
  
  
• Psychology
  
  
• History
  
  
• Political Science
  
  
• Geography
  
  
• Law
  
  
• Media Studies
  
  
• Entrepreneurship
  
  
• Physical Education
  
  
• Fashion Studies
  
  
• Fine Arts
  
  
• Informatics Practices
  
  
• Human Rights and Gender Studies
  
  
• Philosophy
  
  
• Sociology
  

This isn't a humanities list. Where did you find this list? Most of these are social sciences.

[bjcheung77]

This isn't a humanities list. Where did you find this list? Most of these are social sciences.

Yeah, that list is from a third party website and was on post #6.
carrythenothing has the correct link from Excelsior in post #10.

[ss20ts]

This isn't a humanities list. Where did you find this list? Most of these are social sciences.

Yeah, that list is from a third party website and was on post #6.  
carrythenothing has the correct link from Excelsior in post #10.

Why is someone looking at a third party? Excelsior has this info right on their site. They have a digital catalog anyone can download too.

[bjcheung77]

Why is someone looking at a third party? Excelsior has this info right on their site. They have a digital catalog anyone can download too.

Learner over-look, I don't really know. I pointed that out in my post #8 but not sure how or what they mean when they responded in post #9...
Anyways, at the end of the day, they now know to review the institutions webpage instead of a third party website for correct, updated details.

[debrag]

Why is someone looking at a third party? Excelsior has this info right on their site. They have a digital catalog anyone can download too.

Learner over-look, I don't really know.  I pointed that out in my post #8 but not sure how or what they mean when they responded in post #9...
Anyways, at the end of the day, they now know to review the institutions webpage instead of a third party website for correct, updated details.

 
That post was to say they mention 'not limited to' when they listed subject area, that is why I wanted to know if anything else fell in to it. Clearly I'm thick The humanities are really small/restrictive in the US. Don't worry I sorted with out either of those sites.

[bjcheung77]

That post was to say they mention 'not limited to' when they listed subject area, that is why I wanted to know if anything else fell in to it. Clearly I'm thick The humanities are really small/restrictive in the US. Don't worry I sorted with out either of those sites.

That's great, as long as you're able to clear out those courses. Good work, and no, you're not thick, I just didn't get it the first time!

[ss20ts]

 
That post was to say they mention 'not limited to' when they listed subject area, that is why I wanted to know if anything else fell in to it. Clearly I'm thick  The humanities are really small/restrictive in the US. Don't worry I sorted with out either of those sites.

Oh if you're not in the US you're not used to our weirdness. LOL Welcome! Definitely stick to the Excelsior website. There's a lot of junk out there on the internet.