(04-06-2019, 11:00 AM)bjcheung77 Wrote: Go for it! Getting an additional certificate and/or associates is well worth it if it doesn't add money/time...
1) Yes, You can get the 18 credits required for a certificate, it'll be using the same General Education or Free Electives area.
2) There are no additional costs for the certificate if you get it the same time as your associates or bachelors degree.
In fact, for the ones who pre-plan their degree very well, they can get two certs, as the GE is 17-20 credits and the FE are worth 27 credits, in total that is more than the required 18/certificate. So, for example, if you're into Accounting, CIS or something else that they offer, you can get that in addition to the Psychology certificate.
Oh, nice!
Looks like all the courses of the Psychology Cert. can be done at Study.com.
There's only the Social Psychology and Abnormal Psychology courses that I'm not sure about. On the TESU course table, the first is listed as PSY-379 Social Psychology, but on the Study.com-TESU equivalency page, it transfers in as PSY-245 : Social Psychology (245 instead of 379). Would that still work?
Same thing with Abnormal Psychology (transfers in as PSY-246 instead of PSY-350).