Excelsior Bachelor of Science in Psychology

[dragonwolf]

Excelsior Bachelor of Science in Psychology Degree Plan: https://bit.ly/3wa6K4T 


This degree plan lists all of the requirements and is organized with the specific classes you can take on Study.com to meet each requirement. You can take classes anywhere but we liked everything in one place and knowing exactly what classes we could take for the degree. It also includes helpful links, cost breakdown, tips that were figured out through earning an Excelsior degree, signing up for Excelsior and sending transcripts. Study has 229 classes in upper and lower division and you can earn 104 credits directly on Study, then finish the degree with 2 UExcel exams, and 10 credits from Excelsior. Use the degree plan to plug in the classes you already have and to figure out what classes to take to finish the degree. 


(You can edit/download as a Google Sheet or Excel spreadsheet from link)

[dfrecore]

This plan is short 9cr of UL, and for whatever reason has you taking the DSST for Stats rather than the Study.com course. Many people can't do DSST's right now, so this is not the best option.

It also leaves out much cheaper options, including Sophia, CLEP and Saylor.

And it has you taking 10cr at EC, when you could easily just do 7cr and find another option for the UL through Coopersmith.

It's a good start, but I would definitely tweak this to come up with a plan to save you $2000.

[dragonwolf]

This plan is short 9cr of UL, and for whatever reason has you taking the DSST for Stats rather than the Study.com course.  Many people can't do DSST's right now, so this is not the best option.

It also leaves out much cheaper options, including Sophia, CLEP and Saylor.

And it has you taking 10cr at EC, when you could easily just do 7cr and find another option for the UL through Coopersmith.

It's a good start, but I would definitely tweak this to come up with a plan to save you $2000.

I had the UExcel statistics listed before the DSST option but I took DSST completely off. I thought Excelsior wasn't taking the Study.com Statistics class anymore. If I'm wrong then that would be a better option for sure. Do you mind telling me where I'm missing 9 UL, I have them down below as electives, does this not work? I appreciate your help!

[dfrecore]

All of these are LL courses at EC:
PSY 312: History & Systems of Psychology
PSY 310: Psychology of Personality
PSY 301: Industrial/Org Psychology