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Remaining Classes for TESU Degree - faptaincrunch - 02-16-2024
Im nearing the end of my journey at TESU thanks to this forum (105 credits!). Looking at my program eval and I somehow skipped right over my Intro to Psychology! I started the Onlinedegree.com class and I'm not a fan of the format at all. Is there anything else besides TEL (takes me quite while to complete) that this can be taken?
I know Study.com and Straighterline both have the classes but couldn't find anywhere on the forum that says they're accepted by TESU. What about Sophias? Anywhere else? Thanks as always!
RE: Intro to Psychology - LevelUP - 02-16-2024
Study.com Psychology 101: Intro to Psychology used to come in TESU as PSY-101 Introduction to Psychology.
Now it's listed as FEL-1999 Special Topics Free Electives. Maybe they made an error, and you can appeal.
2023
https://web.archive.org/web/20230622023524/https://study.com/college/school/thomas-edison-state-university.html
Now
https://study.com/college/school/thomas-edison-state-university.html
SL is still listed as coming into TESU as PSY101 Introduction to Psychology
Also, there is the CLEP
https://tesu.smartcatalogiq.com/en/current/undergraduate-catalog/methods-of-learning-and-earning-credit/exam-programs/clep-college-level-examination-program/listing-of-clep-exams/
Saylor has Intro to Psychology, but I don't see an equivalency guide or confirmation that comes into TESU correctly.
Ethics and Psychology are social sciences, so I would check with TESU and see if Sophia's Business Ethics or Lifespan development will work for that requirement. If you aren't a business major, then you can take macro or micro econ as well for this requirement.
RE: Remaining Classes for TESU Degree - bjcheung77 - 02-17-2024
I'm modifying your title of this thread, you should update us on what the remaining classes are that you need, I assume it's the same as the classes you asked for in the previous UL CIS thread here: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-Easiest-UL-CIS-electives
RE: Remaining Classes for TESU Degree - faptaincrunch - 02-17-2024
(02-17-2024, 12:24 PM)bjcheung77 Wrote: I'm modifying your title of this thread, you should update us on what the remaining classes are that you need, I assume it's the same as the classes you asked for in the previous UL CIS thread here: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-Easiest-UL-CIS-electives
Thanks bjcheung. Yes, the same classes as that thread without Database Management since I've just finished it. Apart from 2 remaining UL CIS AOS electives, I need the Intro to Psych and can then start at TESU to do the cap and cornerstone.
RE: Remaining Classes for TESU Degree - faptaincrunch - 02-17-2024
Also, is the ASNSM in Computer Science still an incredibly easy grab since I'm almost done with the B.S CIS?
RE: Remaining Classes for TESU Degree - jg_nuy - 02-17-2024
(02-17-2024, 10:46 PM)faptaincrunch Wrote: Also, is the ASNSM in Computer Science still an incredibly easy grab since I'm almost done with the B.S CIS?
Yes & you can probably pick up the Business Administration AS quite easily too:
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sample_TESU_Add-on_Associates_Degree_Plans
RE: Remaining Classes for TESU Degree - bjcheung77 - 02-18-2024
Here are the certs that you can review as well: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sample_TESU_Certificate_Plans
RE: Remaining Classes for TESU Degree - faptaincrunch - 02-20-2024
Looks like the Sophia Lifespan Development will transfer into the Social Sciences section.
"The Sophia course, Lifespan Development, will transfer as PSY-1999, Special Topics in Psychology, until 9/30/26. It will apply to the Social Sciences section in general education."