Social Work, Sociology, or Anthropology Degree?

[LadySearchDog]

Has anyone gotten a Social Work or Sociology or Anthropology degree from doing this? Thanks!

[mysonx3]

I don't know of anyone who has done it, but there's a Sociology plan on the wiki. https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/JS..._Sociology

I briefly considered it, but decided to go with Psychology instead. There's one course (besides the cornerstone/capstone) that can't be tested out of, but you can get it as a self-paced course from CSU-Pueblo (though I am not sure if anyone has confirmed their course will work - it should though).

[jsd]

https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/JS..._Sociology

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mysonx3 beat me to it by seconds haha

[mysonx3]

https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/JS..._Sociology

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mysonx3 beat me to it by seconds haha

I'm quick on the draw like that...

Thanks for putting those together! I've been meaning to add a couple besides the History one I have on there. Maybe if I get some time I'll make a CS one

[jsd]

Sociology was my first love, as my AA might indicate. My psych degree was more out of convenience when Patten U was still an option (then after a term there I realized why they were doomed to failure)... by the time I moved to TESU i was in too deep on psych to go back to soc. But what could have been ;P


All this time I was working in the info sec field, so my eventual WGU degree made the most sense all along... but what could have been

[PrettyFlyforaChiGuy]

I'd be really curious about Anthro options, just to see what is possible. My undergrad sometimes allowed classes oriented toward forensic coursework/labwork (like CSI field exams or osteology labs) to count as physical anthro courses due to course distribution requirements to study within all the different main anthro fields. I'd be curious if any of those TEEX crime courses would come in.