Criminology as a Psychology elective?

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I've got Victimology planned in on my evaluation, albeit from somewhere else, but I hope the Pearson one is placed in the space.
If it is, it will be UL.
Won't know for about a month

I wouldn't be surprised if some of the other Pearson courses are UL, there are some interesting choices

I think if you take the courses as a 4-year college and the college has something as UL, they will normally keep it as UL. If you take it at a CC, it will always be LL. If you take it as a LL course at a 4-yr college, it MAY come in as UL, if they have similar UL courses available. I took 5 LL management courses at a 4-yr private college to complete an undergrad cert many years ago, TESU brought all 5 in as UL. I took 4 LL African-American History, Small Group Communication and Religion courses at a 4-yr college even longer ago, and all 4 came in as UL at TESU.

Pearson only has 2 CJ courses as ACE-recommended UL: Criminal Courts and Criminal Justice Ethics. Everything else shows as LL. But all 14 of CSU-Global's CJ courses are UL, one of which is Victimology, so TESU may bring most courses with similarities in as UL even if they're technically not. I think they are much more generous than most schools with this, even COSC and EC.

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Found another Propero/Pearson thread and Swalke321 recently transferred Pearson's Victimology and Criminology over

"I recently transferred 2 propero/Pearson courses to TESU, victimology and criminology. Victimology transferred in as AOJ 380 and is considered both a cj and psych course. Criminology transferred in as soc 291. "

http://www.degreeforum.net/general-educa...nnect.html

Don't think I need to say anything more

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I've got Victimology planned in on my evaluation, albeit from somewhere else, but I hope the Pearson one is placed in the space.
If it is, it will be UL.
Won't know for about a month

I wouldn't be surprised if some of the other Pearson courses are UL, there are some interesting choices

Pearson/Propero Victimology just transferred in as a psychology elective to TESU
The code it shows as is AOJ-380 and is classed as TESU-CLEP
So yes, it's upper level credit