Incomplete B.S Bio to B.A CJ

[fthlee08]

Hey, thank you guys, so much! So to clarify I realized after a couple years that I wanted to do forensic psychology instead of Biology so I believe getting a bachelor's in Criminal Justice would be best since it is difficult to get a job with a psych bachelors. I don't have any law enforcement experience. I currently just do admin work at a hospital. At one point I was a media minor so I have a ton of free electives. Also, my Wesleyan school was in South Carolina. I'm not sure if that helps. So here is a more detailed list of my classes:

General Education
CPSC 1103: Intro to Computers (B; 3 credits)
RELG 2403: Basic Christian Beliefs (B-; 3 credits)
SEMR 2323: Foundations for Success (B+; 3 credits)
ASTH 2053: Music and Art Appreciation (B+; 3 credits)
BIBL 1013: Old Testament Survey (C; 3 credits)
BIBL 1023: New Testament Survey (C; 3 credits)
ENGL 1003: Freshman Composition I (C; 3 credits)
ENGL 1013: Freshman Composition II (C; 3 credits)
ENGL 2103: Speech Communication (C+; 3 credits)
MATH 1024: Algebra and Trigonometry (C-; 4 credits)
HIST 2013: American History II (C; 3 credits)
PSYC 2003: General Psychology (C-; 3 credits)

Biology Major
BIOL 1004: General Biology Molecular (C-; 4 credits)
BIOL 1014: General Biology Organismal (C; 4 credits)
CHEM 1004: General Chemistry I (C-; 4 credits)
CHEM 1054: General Chemistry II (C; 4 credits)
SEMR 2021: Cornerstone Natural Science Seminar (P; 1 credit)
SEMR 2051: Science Literacy (C; 1 credit)
SEMR 4501: Natural Science Capstone Seminar (P; 1 credit)
BIOL 3104: Microbiology (C; 4 credits)
BIOL 3454: Cellular and Molecular Biology (C-; 4 credits)
BIOL 3204: Anatomy and Physiology I (C-; 4 credits)
BIOL 3214: Anatomy and Physiology II (C-; 4 credits)
BIOL 3404: Physiology of Behavior (C-; 4 credits)

Free electives
COMM 1003: Intro to Communication Studies (A-; 3 credits)
COMM 1203: History of Media (A-; 3 credits)
COMM 3063: Media & Communication Theory (A; 3 credits)
COMM 3153: Reporting (A-; 3 credits)
RECR 4003: First Aid and CPR (A; 1 credit)
MATH 2504: Calculus I (D; 3 credits)