Degree plan help

[Victoriah]

Hey everyone!  I was hoping to get help with a degree plan for a degree in psychology. I’m a total novice so it’s an intimidating process. I did find a plan on communications that a member, dfrecore, created and it’s exactly what I need. (except for psychology) it’s laid out in such an easy way to understand! I have no credits so far and I’m leaning towards TESU but haven’t decided yet. Thanks in advance!

[lacussucceed]

Hi Victoriah,
Great decision to get your psychology degree!
You can get started with the free credits (TEEX, The Institutes, Sophia), next math (ALEKS) and meanwhile get your degree plan.
Most information is found here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Th...c_Approach
Also, if you can claim tuition reimbursement that can be something to take into account w/ choosing your approach.

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Maybe this degree plan can be used as a template: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...uts-Please
I am not sure if it is correct, perhaps someone can check...

[dfrecore]

Here's a fairly recent degree plan I have for TESU.  Obviously if you were to go through COSC, it would be different, although many Pscyh requirements are similar.

[allvia]

Here's a fairly recent degree plan I have for TESU.  Obviously if you were to go through COSC, it would be different, although many Pscyh requirements are similar.

and to go along with that here is the link to JSD's BA in Psychology course plan guide on the wiki - https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/JS...Psychology

[Victoriah]

Here's a fairly recent degree plan I have for TESU.  Obviously if you were to go through COSC, it would be different, although many Pscyh requirements are similar.

Thank you so much!

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Here's a fairly recent degree plan I have for TESU.  Obviously if you were to go through COSC, it would be different, although many Pscyh requirements are similar.

and to go along with that here is the link to JSD's BA in Psychology course plan guide on the wiki - https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/JS...Psychology

Wonderful! Thank you! I appreciate all the help! Most helpful forum around. 

[katieDsst]

This is really helpful, THANK YOU!!!  I was just going to ask the same question, although I have everything in my degree done except for the last 30 credits or so in Psychology!