[Newbie Question] Seeking undergrad in Neuroscience

[bluebooger]

not online, but this is what a in person degree looks like

http://catalog.utexas.edu/undergraduate/...roscience/

https://neuroscience.gmu.edu/programs/la...quirements

https://www.cmu.edu/dietrich/psychology/...index.html

[dfrecore]

Also, if I were you, and you're going to get your Psych degree through TESU, I would take all of Study.com's Psych courses before 12/31 - some are considered UL by TESU now, but that may change after 12/31, and you're going to need those as UL.  If you apply at TESU, take those courses, and then send them in, they will put them into your degree plan as UL and you're all set.

Thanks dfrecore!

Would you recommend TESU for a psych degree over the other 2?  
Is there a good place to find an updated psych degree plan?

I've done some searching for psychology but there's so much info in this forum, it's difficult to figure out what is most up to date.

I would choose TESU over EC/COSC just because of the availability of UL courses through Study.com (EC/COSC doesn't count them as UL, but TESU does).

My Psych degree plan is fairly up-to-date, but I would do your own research on it to make sure it's still good.