11-06-2013, 05:05 PM
TOTAL ARTS AND SCIENCES REMAINING 18.00 Upper level
APPLIED PROFESSIONAL or ADDITIONAL ARTS AND SCIENCES upper level 9
Math 2 credits. = IB. Statistics 3 credit course.
Your Capstone which will be a summary based on your professional degree. 3.0
Youâve met your level 1 depth requirements
You need 9 credits at level 2 lower with a 2.0 GPA
You need 3 credits at level 2 higher with a 2.0 GPA
Major Option. To include 15 upper level and 15 lower level psychology credits
Total Lower Level Psychology 3.00 confirm with your advisor what courses exams are level 2 in Psychology and do a single course or exam ie Research Methods/Experimental Psy/Design if its lower.
Total Upper level Psychology 12.00
You can take any courses which meet or include these topics so you meet the requirements
IIA. Biospychology/Physiological Psychology
ID. History and Systems/Hist of Psychological Foundations
IID. Abnormal Psychology
IIE. Cognitive Bases
IE. Research and Writing (This should be covered by some ENG 102 class)
If you scroll down to the bottom of your evaluation you see were your previous exams and courses have gone take the total credits you have been awarded away from the 120 to see how far you have to go.
I'm not a Psychology major, so I'm not sure which way's you'll be able to test out. I had a single "not Met" item on my evaluation which I clarified this week that I can take a number of courses that cover that subject and I'll meet the requirements. Check out your MAP which will detail what you need in a different format than the official evaluation. If you log on early enough EST you usually will be able to text chat with an advisor and ask questions. I'm approaching things on a line by line item. I am dealing with social science right now i.e U.S history 1 and 2 and CCS 120 then I'm moving on to Humanities and so on each time consulting with the advisor about what courses or test will qualify.
Some others may be of more help. In EC business I don't have the "Depth" levels although it can get confusing there too.
APPLIED PROFESSIONAL or ADDITIONAL ARTS AND SCIENCES upper level 9
Math 2 credits. = IB. Statistics 3 credit course.
Your Capstone which will be a summary based on your professional degree. 3.0
Youâve met your level 1 depth requirements
You need 9 credits at level 2 lower with a 2.0 GPA
You need 3 credits at level 2 higher with a 2.0 GPA
Major Option. To include 15 upper level and 15 lower level psychology credits
Total Lower Level Psychology 3.00 confirm with your advisor what courses exams are level 2 in Psychology and do a single course or exam ie Research Methods/Experimental Psy/Design if its lower.
Total Upper level Psychology 12.00
You can take any courses which meet or include these topics so you meet the requirements
IIA. Biospychology/Physiological Psychology
ID. History and Systems/Hist of Psychological Foundations
IID. Abnormal Psychology
IIE. Cognitive Bases
IE. Research and Writing (This should be covered by some ENG 102 class)
If you scroll down to the bottom of your evaluation you see were your previous exams and courses have gone take the total credits you have been awarded away from the 120 to see how far you have to go.
I'm not a Psychology major, so I'm not sure which way's you'll be able to test out. I had a single "not Met" item on my evaluation which I clarified this week that I can take a number of courses that cover that subject and I'll meet the requirements. Check out your MAP which will detail what you need in a different format than the official evaluation. If you log on early enough EST you usually will be able to text chat with an advisor and ask questions. I'm approaching things on a line by line item. I am dealing with social science right now i.e U.S history 1 and 2 and CCS 120 then I'm moving on to Humanities and so on each time consulting with the advisor about what courses or test will qualify.
Some others may be of more help. In EC business I don't have the "Depth" levels although it can get confusing there too.
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