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Self Paced Graduate Courses - craigfin - 02-11-2016
I want to ask if anyone knows any single self paced graduate psychology courses?
I am looking at ways to speed up my degree with some transfer credits.
Self Paced Graduate Courses - jsd - 02-11-2016
With the caveat that it's a huge for-profit and all the baggage that comes with that, Capella has a few self paced psych masters programs
Available Programs - FlexPath
Self Paced Graduate Courses - davewill - 02-11-2016
Harvard Extension School has an online Psych Masters and will let you take single courses. Not self-paced, though.
Master's in Psychology Program | Harvard Extension School
Self Paced Graduate Courses - craigfin - 02-11-2016
jsd Wrote:With the caveat that it's a huge for-profit and all the baggage that comes with that, Capella has a few self paced psych masters programs
Available Programs - FlexPath
Thank you. However I am looking for single courses at the graduate level. Once I am done with my degree at Capella I will be transferring my credits to a local University, the University has a generous transfer credit policy.
Self Paced Graduate Courses - Hunter91 - 02-11-2016
Maybe some of the courses Vesi offers will transfer as psych graduate credits?
Infant & Toddler Mental Health: Issues & Information for Educators
https://shop.virtualeduc.com/ShoppingCart.aspx?com=detailview&iid=16&org=3&returncom=orglandingpage&source=search
Learning Disabilities: Practical Information for the Classroom Teacher
https://shop.virtualeduc.com/ShoppingCart.aspx?com=detailview&iid=17&org=3&returncom=orglandingpage&source=search
Traumatized Child: The Effects of Stress, Trauma & Violence on Student Learning
https://shop.virtualeduc.com/ShoppingCart.aspx?com=detailview&iid=25&org=3&returncom=orglandingpage&source=search
Understanding Aggression: Coping with Aggressive Behavior in the Classroom
https://shop.virtualeduc.com/ShoppingCart.aspx?com=detailview&iid=27&org=3&returncom=orglandingpage&source=search
Here is a full list:
https://shop.virtualeduc.com/ShoppingCart.aspx?com=orglandingpage&org=3
I'm currently taking "Why DI?"
Self Paced Graduate Courses - sanantone - 02-11-2016
They're not fully self-paced, but California Southern University offers single courses that are 8 weeks long. You have the option of extending them to 16 weeks. Within those 8 or 16 weeks, however, the courses are self-paced.
Self Paced Graduate Courses - chorizo - 02-11-2016
BYU Independent Learning sometimes offers graduate courses. Used to have some psychotherapy courses.
Currently just seems to have two (Course numbered 500 and above are considered graduate courses):
IP&T 515R: Finding and Using Open Educational Resources - IP&T 515R - BYU Independent Study - Online Courses
Business Language (Spanish): - BUS M 596R - BYU Independent Study - Online Courses
Self Paced Graduate Courses - craigfin - 02-11-2016
Thank you all. Cal University and Harvard Ext courses should transfer easy. Going to e-mail them about the VESi courses.
Self Paced Graduate Courses - DBRENNAN118 - 03-10-2016
I'm wondering which is the cheapest/best way to do a MS in Management if I want to spread it out a bit? I'll have finished my BS in only 9 months, but likely will switch jobs and need to focus harder on work than school. I don't mind taking 2-3 years or so to finish the MS, as long as I don't waste too much money. Which is the best option(s) for this approach?
Sorry, edited to add via online only
Drew
Self Paced Graduate Courses - dfrecore - 03-10-2016
http://www.degreeforum.net/graduate-school-discussion/25173-eastern-new-mexico-university-review-my.html
You can go through ENMU and take 2 courses per semester and 1 in the summer, and go more slowly. As long as you take 6cr or less per semester, you can get a reduced tuition rate of $235/cr. That would be about $700/course, and you have to take 11 classes. I think it would take about 2 1/2 years to finish. A very slow pace, but I'm considering it as well. I'm not planning on going back to work until both kids graduate HS, which gives me 5 years.