TESC Psych BA plan (updated)

[sklineho]

I made a similar topic some time ago but figured instead of bumping that old one it would be easier for those all involved if I made an updated one now that I've completed most of the courses.

So any suggestions would be appreciated.

1. General Education:
A English
English Composition 101
English Comp 102

B - Humanities
Intro to Hummanities (SC)
Intro to Music (SC)
Stagecraft (SC)
Advanced Play Production (SC)

C - Social Sciences
World Civ 101 (SC)
World Civ 102 (SC)
American History to 1865 (SC)
American History from 1865 (SC)

D - Natural Sciences
College Algebra (CLEP)
Intro to Microcomputer Applications (SC)
Biology (6 credits) (CLEP)

E - General Education Electives
Intro to Meteorology (SC)
Health Analysis (Physical education elective) (SC)
Fundamentals of Speech (SC)
Anatomy and Physiology 1 (SC)
Music Appreciation
Intro to Anthropology

2.
A Required course
Intro to Psych (SC)
Statistics (ALEKS)
Experimental POsychology (ECE)

BCapstone

C Electives
Social Psychology (300 level) (SC)
Adjustment Psychology (200 level) (SC)
Human Growth and Development (CLEP)
Adulthood and Aging (ECE)
Substance Abuse (DSST)
Educational Psychology (CLEP)
Fund. of Counseling (DSST)

3 Free Electives
Political Science 101 (SC)
Environmental Studies (SC
College Mathematics (extra 3 credits CLEP)

Looks like all I need are free electives. I've got some FEMAs. I thought about doing the DSST for World Religion. And possibly the CLEP for Social Sciences. Any other thoughts? Should i just finish out with FEMAs?

[Lady Grace of Pemberley]

Looks like all I need are free electives. I've got some FEMAs. I thought about doing the DSST for World Religion. And possibly the CLEP for Social Sciences. Any other thoughts? Should i just finish out with FEMAs?

Personally, I would just take FEMAs since they are so much faster than testing (and free). However, if you did decide to go with the Social Sciences and History CLEP, you should take it after you take the classes you have for World Civ., American History, Anthropology, Political Science, and at least one Psychology class. That way, you probably wouldn't have to study for the CLEP at all and still do great on the test. Your degree plan looks great to me -- one class that you are taking that looks REALLY facinating is "Intro to Meteorology"! Good luck on your degree!

[sklineho]

Thanks, that may be what I'll do then. Oh and I've already taken everything listed accept for the ALEKS Stats as I'm doing it now, along with Fund of Counseling DSST which I'm doing next month.

[sklineho]

Ok, I just got to thinking: Are there any ALEKA maths that would cover TESC's "college level meth" requirement (outside of Statistics since I'm using that for, well, statistics. Or could I take Stats for Behavioral Sciences and then intro to Stats to cover the college math?

[Lady Grace of Pemberley]

Ok, I just got to thinking: Are there any ALEKA maths that would cover TESC's "college level meth" requirement (outside of Statistics since I'm using that for, well, statistics. Or could I take Stats for Behavioral Sciences and then intro to Stats to cover the college math?

I think those statistics courses duplicate at TESC, but I'm not positive. However, ALEKS does offer several other ACE-approved math courses, such as Intermediate Algebra. See this page for a full list of the approved courses ---> ACE Credit Courses