degree in psychology

[rachel83az]

Tyanks you Rachel for your time, your explanations makes the options easy to understand
I have contacted the french degree equivalency center to enquire but they cannot give me an answer on diplomas that have not been obtained ( adding that the statut of a degree or an institution may vary from year to year.. 

I am really interested by Tesu.

You can start putting together a degree plan by visiting the wiki page here:
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...ts_Roadmap

Specific requirements for their psychology degree are here:
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...egree_Plan

You will need (at least) 30 credits from a Regionally Accredited institution or a foreign institution that has been evaluated as being RA-equivalent. XAMK has some free/cheap credits that might be of interest to someone interested in Psychology. Sexual Health & Rights, Challenges of Health Care for Mothers & Children in Developing Countries, Cognitive Functions in Neurological Diseases, Social Rehabilitation in Child Welfare Work, Empowering Youth, etc. https://www.xamk.fi/en/openstudies/ These credits would probably go into your free electives section. You would need to have the XAMK transcript evaluated by ACEI for transfer to TESU. https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/XAMK You would probably want at least 30 ECTS from XAMK.

If you do not want to do XAMK courses, you would need to get your RA credit from somewhere else. Currently, the cheapest way to do this is either by taking TECEP exams or by taking TEL Learning courses. TEL Learning is $200 for each 3-credit course.

In order to keep costs as low as possible at TESU, it is usually suggested that students do the following:
16-credit flat-rate term at TESU (this includes the required capstone & cornerstone courses, the 1-credit PLA-100 course, and 3 easy courses of your choosing): $4778
15 (or more) credits from elsewhere. If XAMK, taking free courses makes this only be $200 for the evaluation fees at ACEI. If TEL Learning, you'd spend at least $1000.

If you do not have the time/energy for a 16-credit flat-rate term, the costs would instead be:
6 credits @ TESU for the capstone & cornerstone: $3210
Residency waiver fee: $3288
24 RA or RA-equivalent credits from elsewhere. If XAMK, as cheap as $200 for the ACEI evaluation. If TEL Learning, $1600.

TECEP exams would be $156 for each 3-credit exam, instead of the $200 for 3 credits at TEL.

Yes, it can be cheaper to take MORE credits at TESU. But not everyone has the ability to do so.