Plans people here followed to earn Psychology degrees?

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These are some useful links... (in addition to CLEP/DSST/UExcel - Effective July 1st, there will be an additional USD50-USD60 for UExcels, so they'll be on the more pricey end, but still useful for certain courses not available elsewhere or certain 6-credit exams)

ALEKS -- Assessment and Learning, K-12, Higher Education, Automated Tutor, Math - Algebra, PreCalculus/Trigonometry, Statistics
National College Credit Recommendation Service (NCCRS) « Saylor Academy - Free courses, $25 for proctored exam
American Council on Education (ACE) « Saylor Academy - This is still pretty new, so TESC is working out the course equivalencies on their end
TEEX Information Technology / Online Training - Free 6 credits
https://openlearning.kaplan.com/kuopenlearning/LRC100/ - Similar to a TESC PLA course, but course equivalency yet to be confirmed
Course Catalog - ALIGN Degree Services - More pricey then CLEP/DSST, but offers an alternative
Thomas Edison State College: Course Offerings - Similar to a CLEP/DSST, but cost $108 per exam; some utilize open courseware resources

Thomas Edison State College: Psychology - Degree plan for TESC's BA Psychology
General Education Courses - These are TESC courses, so they'll be on the higher end. But the list will give you an idea of what kinds of exams would fit under a certain category.

If you're considering taking the Per Credit Tuition Plan with TESC, an academic residency requirement of 24 credits is required. It's possible to fulfill it by taking 7 TECEPs and 1 Liberal Arts Capstone.