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Coopersmith to TESU transfer questions - Ben2020 - 12-16-2020
Hello,
Has anyone taken any of the following Coopersmith courses and transferred them to TESU? And if so, can you let me know if they transferred as UL or LL and which Psychology requirement the fulfilled.
• Career Counseling (PSY-325)
• Drugs, Society, and Human Behavior (PSY-305)
• Family Therapy (PSY-306)
• Group Counseling (PSY-307)
• Substance Abuse Counseling (PSY-320)
• Therapeutic Interviewing (PSY-312)
Abnormal Psychology (PSY-302)
• Child Development (PSY-230)
• Educational Psychology (PSY-204)
• Foundations of Stress Management (PSY-310)
• Gerontology (PSY-330)
• History and Systems of Psychology ( Formerly History and Systems of Psychology (PSY-202) ) (PSY-304)
• Human Growth and Development ( Formerly (PSY-301) ) (PSY-203)
• Jewish Rabbinical Counseling (PSY-308)
• Medical Marijuana (PSY-235)
• Physiological Psychology (PSY-303)
• Research Methods in Psychology (PSY-201)
• Social Psychology (PSY-315)
• Sport and Exercise Psychology (PSY-340)
I already have 93 credits and mainly need 3/400 level Psychology courses. I need to complete the following TESU Psychology requirements:
Experimental Psychology (3 credits)
Social Psychology (6 credits)
History/Systems of Psychology (3 credits)
Physiological Psychology (3 credits)
Ethics is social sciences (3 credits)
Thank you!
Coopersmith to TESU transfer questions - ROYISAGIRL - 12-16-2020
Found this on another thread
Drugs, Society and Human Behavior (PSY 305) TESU-PSY-338
Substance Abuse Counseling (PSY 320) TESU-PSY-332
Foundations of Stress Management (PSY-310) TESU-SOS-320
Sport and Exercise Psychology (PSY-340) TESU-PSY-334
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RE: Coopersmith to TESU transfer questions - Flelm - 12-16-2020
Thread from July 2019: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-Coopersmith-transfers-to-TESU-UL-ones-included
Thread from June 2020: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-Coopersmith-UL-Courses-TESU
Hope this helps! I don't have any information beyond that.
FYI, I don't usually use the forum search function. If you use google, and start your search with 'site:degreeforum.net' and then whatever your search terms are, I find that you get a lot of good results.
EDIT: One last thing I would highly, highly suggest. Once you settle on courses, email advising to verify the transfer equivalency and make sure they can be planned into your evaluation.
RE: Coopersmith to TESU transfer questions - rachel83az - 12-16-2020
Compiled from a number of other threads, you can find Coopersmith equivalencies here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Coopersmith_Career_Consulting
RE: Coopersmith to TESU transfer questions - innen_oda - 12-16-2020
(12-16-2020, 01:26 PM)rachel83az Wrote: Compiled from a number of other threads, you can find Coopersmith equivalencies here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Coopersmith_Career_Consulting
This is a great list.
Coopersmith courses may not have the most utility for many universities, but their course catalogue must be amongst the most unique.
RE: Coopersmith to TESU transfer questions - dfrecore - 12-16-2020
(12-16-2020, 01:43 PM)innen_oda Wrote:(12-16-2020, 01:26 PM)rachel83az Wrote: Compiled from a number of other threads, you can find Coopersmith equivalencies here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Coopersmith_Career_Consulting
This is a great list.
Coopersmith courses may not have the most utility for many universities, but their course catalogue must be amongst the most unique.
Definitely! And with a LOT of UL stuff. Too bad they're NCCRS instead of ACE.
RE: Coopersmith to TESU transfer questions - innen_oda - 12-16-2020
(12-16-2020, 02:11 PM)dfrecore Wrote: Definitely! And with a LOT of UL stuff. Too bad they're NCCRS instead of ACE.
Indeed. While (for me) the value of ACE credits has decreased drastically over the past two months, they still have wider acceptance than NCCRS. Really wish more universities accepted Coopersmith credits, because so many of these would make for really fun electives. I mean, Food Styling? I don't even care if it doesn't fit into a single AOS - I'd gladly have it take up a place in my elective selection.