COSC BA structure?

[dfrecore]

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As usual, dfrecore, your insight is excellent. I originally had a TESU BA Psych degree mapped out, but given the cost difference between the two (I don't live in a Western country, so this aspect is fairly important), I think I might go with COSC. So there's probably a bit of overlap between TESU req's, various posts on this board (going back to 2014!), and the COSC website as I tried to piece together the requirements and appropriate courses. Seems I still missed the mark.

I'll revise the roadmap this weekend and see if I can get any closer. Really wish COSC was as clear as TESU with the degree structure.

For the 22 credits of electives, are these fully free electives? Or is there some criteria they need to meet?

The problem with COSC is going to be that it's going to be more (or as) expensive as TESU with the inability to get the core requirements that you need (specifically Statistics in Psych, which is NOT regular Stats, and the 2 core courses from Cognitive Psych/Adolescent Psych/Learning & Memory/Intro to Neuropsychology).  Unless you can find those very inexpensively, you may end up adding $3000 to the cost of the degree, which puts you in the range of the TESU degree.