Sociology Electives- TESU

[JasmineM]

Hey you guys I need your great minds to help me!

I'm in the process of my B.A Sociology at TESU and I am almost complete but I am short a few sociology electives and have been actively searching for options. Fyi I live in Canada so my options are more limited. I am aware of the two new lower level sociology courses offered by Tor College Credits which I intend to do but based on what I have I need 4 more upper level sociology electives and I will complete my degree!! Please I need online options that is easy on my wallet. In addition I need the quickest options something along the lines of Straighterline. Something that starts anytime and is self paced that I can finish as quick as I could or credit by exam is also another option. Anything you guys can suggest will help I really do not wanna settle for over priced weeks long courses!! Please I know you geniuses can think of something!

[jsd]

Sociology options are pretty limited. It's not an easily testoutable degree... but here are the options available so far

JSD's BA in Sociology (after July 1st, 2015) - Degree Forum Wiki - Wikia

[bricabrac]

Have you considered Penn Foster? I understand TESU no longer pre-plans PF courses, but, I would still confirm with Advising if they would fit the Sociology AOS. The following are active in the ACE database:
Terrorism (SOS-440) 
Victimology (SOC-3XX)
Cultural Diversity in the Early Childhood Program (SOC-3XX) ????

If memory serves study.com offers Social Psychology (PSY-370)

[bjcheung77]

Hey you guys I need your great minds to help me!

I'm in the process of my B.A Sociology at TESU and I am almost complete but I am short a few sociology electives and have been actively searching for options. Fyi I live in Canada so my options are more limited. I am aware of the two new lower level sociology courses offered by Tor College Credits which I intend to do but based on what I have I need 4 more upper level sociology electives and I will complete my degree!! Please I need online options that is easy on my wallet. In addition I need the quickest options something along the lines of Straighterline. Something that starts anytime and is self paced that I can finish as quick as I could or credit by exam is also another option. Anything you guys can suggest will help I really do not wanna settle for over priced weeks long courses!! Please I know you geniuses can think of something!

Where in Canada are you? Canadians are cool eh?
Hmm, you might want to copy/paste your courses that you've taken and will take into a spreadsheet and paste it here.
Our members love helping out and you can help us further by providing more details.
As there are so many courses in a degree, we may be just providing you duplicate courses you have already taken...

[jsd]

Study.com definitely has social psychology, does TESU accept soc. psych as a Sociology class? I could see the argument why it could, but not sure they would do that. I'm also not sure the early childhood education class would come in as Soc

[JasmineM]

Awesome suggestions you guys thanks a bunch you gave me some options I was not aware of and I will deff ask TESU about the social psychology course

[jsd]

Let us know what you find

[dfrecore]

The ones listed by CSU-Global (Working in Modern Society, and Race Gender & Ethnic Relations in the US) are considered UL there, so they should come in as UL to TESU. But it's always good to get them pre-approved before taking them. And they are $250 each. There may be some additional ones there that would work as well (Race Class & Crime, or Juvenile Justice).

[bricabrac]

Social Psychology at one time could be used under sociology, psychology or social sciences AOS. This may have changed which is why I recommended speaking with Advising first to confirm if the courses would fit.

Cultural diversity in childhood education I am really not sure of which is why I have ???? listed next to it. In my opinion it does not hurt to ask. TESU, at leasst in the past, was accommodating on subject electives.

[jsd]

Certainly worth asking, and I hope we find out some good news on those options. It'd be nice to male that soc degree easier.