Does it matter which electives go into the degree slots?

[Ideas]

For an employer or future school, they don't see what course filled what requirement, right?

For example, say TESU put Intro Psych in one slot. But I think Business Ethics would look much better there since it's a business degree. But nobody sees this except me and my Advisor and the person approving graduation, right?

(Also this eval shows my grades from my CC, but I know that doesn't go on the transcript.)

[Life Long Learning]

For an employer or future school, they don't see what course filled what requirement, right?

For example, say TESU put Intro Psych in one slot. But I think Business Ethics would look much better there since it's a business degree. But nobody sees this except me and my Advisor and the person approving graduation, right?

(Also this eval shows my grades from my CC, but I know that doesn't go on the transcript.)

The Federal Gov't never wants a degree diploma.  They always demand the official transcript and would see all your courses.  I do not think they would care about what ethics course you took.  In some rare jobs, they would count how many accounting or finance credits.

[davewill]

No, the transcript doesn't show what courses are put where. It just shows the degree that was conferred and lists all the courses taken or transferred to the school.