TESC Psych BA Degree Plan (mainly electives advice needed)

[sklineho]

Another question, for those with knowledge on the subject:

TESC says under section D in their Psych Bachelors that 18 of the credits must be UL. does this mean you have to have 18 Area C Psych electives in UL? Or is it overall? Because Experimental Psych which is required is UL, does that count as 3 of the UL credits? They're a little vague on that. Also, does the capstone count as part of that UL requirement?

[hgreen0]

It is overall. You need 18 units total between areas A-D. For example on my evaluation I received 3 UL in section B, 3UL in section C, and 12 in section D. Hope that helps.

Also I did it using old brick and mortar courses.

[sklineho]

Yes it does, as well as shaving some time off of my degree. Thank you.

I'm trying to use as many B&M courses especially the Psychology ones as I feel I get more out of those courses if done in person instead of online.

[BIPolarGuy]

On the Statistics, I did Aleks. It was fairly easy for most of it. I got stuck for a few hours on confidence intervals but not bad. I finished it in 4 days at 5 hours a day on it. I saved all explanations to PDf for 90%, I could send them to you if you'd like. PM me.
edit.. forgot to mention, on the ACE recomendation, it recommends for UL credit. oops again, just read another thread that its taken by TESC as 201-...frownie face!

Greg

[sklineho]

I'll send a PM, thanks.