It's me again! please help

[adegree4me]

Fees for the Big 3

COSC $3,181 – includes xfer of 114cr (up to 90cr of alternative) – take 6cr in residency + fees
TESU $6654 – includes xfer of 114cr (all can be alternative) – take 6cr in residency + fees
EC1 $5300 – includes xfer of 113cr (all can be alternative) – take 7cr in residency + fees
EC2 $5850 – includes xfer of 107cr (all can be alternative) – take 13cr in residency + fees
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I did degree plans for all 3, and it will be fairly easy to get a degree at any of the schools (I put the required courses in a previous post).  Between 10-12 courses at each school.

So, what concentration did you tell the advisor at COSC? Did he/sh agree to it?  What exactly was the problem?

I think I'm just very overwhelmed with the idea of cosc concentration to be honest.

I think you're more worried than you need to be.  I think I gave you something that would work: Psych/NatSci/HCM (there are 4 UL HCM courses and 4 UL Psych courses at Study.com).  I think it would be really easy to tie these in.  Added to BUS 310: Advanced Business Ethics, all UL are covered, concentration is covered, all GE requirements are covered.  Easy peasy!

dude. you're like. THE BEST. 
And you're right. I'm waaaaay more worried about this than I need to be. I'm an overthinker. 

also. what concentration would this be?!

[dfrecore]

dude. you're like. THE BEST. 
And you're right. I'm waaaaay more worried about this than I need to be. I'm an overthinker. 

also. what concentration would this be?!

So, first, I'm a chick! 
Then, at COSC, you get to choose your concentration. So Psych/NatSci/HCM would be the concentration(s).

[adegree4me]

dude. you're like. THE BEST. 
And you're right. I'm waaaaay more worried about this than I need to be. I'm an overthinker. 

also. what concentration would this be?!

So, first, I'm a chick! 
Then, at COSC, you get to choose your concentration. So Psych/NatSci/HCM would be the concentration(s).

my sincerest apologies. TBH I call both men and women "dude" only because it seems universal and I'm not sure of anyone's pronouns. Maybe I need to find a different term?! haha! but I am sorry.

When I spoke to the admissions counselor today he did mention students can create their own concentration. and get it approved if the student "sells" it correctly. OR do their already "built in" concentration. And when speaking to this guy, he made it seem like there weren't enough UL courses on Study.com to complete the UL requirements.  and then I went and looked at all their concentrations I got a bit overwhelmed. I partly blame postpartum hormones for this, but I'm also a huge overthinker and catastrophizer.

[rachel83az]

Don't worry; it's super easy to get overwhelmed when trying to figure out what needs to be done to complete a given degree. You're not the first and you won't be the last to feel that way.

[Seagull]

dude. you're like. THE BEST. 
And you're right. I'm waaaaay more worried about this than I need to be. I'm an overthinker. 

also. what concentration would this be?!

So, first, I'm a chick! 
Then, at COSC, you get to choose your concentration. So Psych/NatSci/HCM would be the concentration(s).

my sincerest apologies. TBH I call both men and women "dude" only because it seems universal and I'm not sure of anyone's pronouns. Maybe I need to find a different term?! haha! but I am sorry.

When I spoke to the admissions counselor today he did mention students can create their own concentration. and get it approved if the student "sells" it correctly. OR do their already "built in" concentration. And when speaking to this guy, he made it seem like there weren't enough UL courses on Study.com to complete the UL requirements.  and then I went and looked at all their concentrations I got a bit overwhelmed. I partly blame postpartum hormones for this, but I'm also a huge overthinker and catastrophizer.

Sounds pretty much the same to what my counselor said to me. I would like to see how everything transfers first. This for a BALS at COSC.

[dfrecore]

UL Psych courses:
PSY 301: Industrial/Organizational Psychology (PSY306)
PSY 306: Advanced Abnormal Psychology (PSY336)
PSY 310: Psychology of Personality (PSY334)
PSY 312: History & Systems of Psychology (PSY490)
PSY 316: Advanced Social Psychology (PSY321)

UL HCM courses:
HCM 301: Ethical & Legal Issues in Healthcare (HCA301)
(they used to take more, apparently this is it - bummer)

[adegree4me]

dude. you're like. THE BEST. 
And you're right. I'm waaaaay more worried about this than I need to be. I'm an overthinker. 

also. what concentration would this be?!

So, first, I'm a chick! 
Then, at COSC, you get to choose your concentration. So Psych/NatSci/HCM would be the concentration(s).

my sincerest apologies. TBH I call both men and women "dude" only because it seems universal and I'm not sure of anyone's pronouns. Maybe I need to find a different term?! haha! but I am sorry.

When I spoke to the admissions counselor today he did mention students can create their own concentration. and get it approved if the student "sells" it correctly. OR do their already "built in" concentration. And when speaking to this guy, he made it seem like there weren't enough UL courses on Study.com to complete the UL requirements.  and then I went and looked at all their concentrations I got a bit overwhelmed. I partly blame postpartum hormones for this, but I'm also a huge overthinker and catastrophizer.

Sounds pretty much the same to what my counselor said to me. I would like to see how everything transfers first. This for a BALS at COSC.

Seagull are you attending COSC? and yep, I'm going for a BALS

[Seagull]

dude. you're like. THE BEST. 
And you're right. I'm waaaaay more worried about this than I need to be. I'm an overthinker. 

also. what concentration would this be?!

So, first, I'm a chick! 
Then, at COSC, you get to choose your concentration. So Psych/NatSci/HCM would be the concentration(s).

my sincerest apologies. TBH I call both men and women "dude" only because it seems universal and I'm not sure of anyone's pronouns. Maybe I need to find a different term?! haha! but I am sorry.

When I spoke to the admissions counselor today he did mention students can create their own concentration. and get it approved if the student "sells" it correctly. OR do their already "built in" concentration. And when speaking to this guy, he made it seem like there weren't enough UL courses on Study.com to complete the UL requirements.  and then I went and looked at all their concentrations I got a bit overwhelmed. I partly blame postpartum hormones for this, but I'm also a huge overthinker and catastrophizer.

Sounds pretty much the same to what my counselor said to me. I would like to see how everything transfers first. This for a BALS at COSC.

Seagull are you attending COSC? and yep, I'm going for a BALS

Not quite yet. Only applied and sending in my transcripts this week. Want to know where I am at with them.