Successful waiver for the Social Psychology 6 credit course using study.com?

[frostedfire]

Has anyone successfully gotten a waiver for the 6 credit social psychology course using study.com?
with Intro to Educational Psychology, Organizational Behaviour, and Developmental Psychology II as the electives?

I was hoping that study.com would be all I needed for the credit waiver but so far it hasn't been successful. But maybe I messed up in the communications... so if you were able to transfer them in successfully, please let me know!

I'm still waiting on some other courses to be evaluated to see if they satisfy the remaining 3 credits, and will keep ppl posted in case you are in the same boat as me.

[bjcheung77]

Hope this helps - You may want to view JSD's degree plan for Psychology
TESU Degree Plans | Degree Forum Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia

If you need more info, he's done a BA Psychology degree with TESU
PM him for more info about how he did it, if the plan doesn't have the details you're looking for

[jsd]

Hope this helps - You may want to view JSD's degree plan for Psychology
TESU Degree Plans | Degree Forum Wiki | Fandom powered by Wikia

If you need more info, he's done a BA Psychology degree with TESU
PM him for more info about how he did it, if the plan doesn't have the details you're looking for

frostedfire is familiar with the plan and currently working through it. the problem is that they denied the soc psych waiver this time around.

[jsd]

frostedfire -- I think they gave you some options to make up the additional 3 credits,have you seen if the CSU Global CBE race studies exam will fit? That's probably the path I'd take.

[frostedfire]

Jsd's plan has been my guide and it has been awesome! I only have 15 credits left. Unfortunately, TESU did deny the study.com courses as the extra 3 credits, so I do have to look for replacements.

Jsd, I did submit that course and they said it won't fulfil the requirement because it was too sociology based and not from the perspective of psychology. sigh. Do you know where on the forum it says that Aging and Society by Ed4Online satisfies psychology courses? I submitted this course too and the academic counselor didn't even submit it to the dean. She said that she thought that only the CBE race exam might satisfy the requirement. , but that didn't turn out to be correct.

I have submitted another set of courses and am waiting on the answer.

[jsd]

Aging and Society is listed as a Psych course on TESU's alternative credit project page:

Alternative Credit Project

[frostedfire]

Aging and Society is listed as a Psych course on TESU's alternative credit project page:

Alternative Credit Project

So, do you think she made a mistake for not submitting it and I should ask her again and point this out?

[jsd]

Worth a shot!