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COSC Psychology - publius2k4 - 01-03-2014
Sample degree plan for COSC's Psychology concentration. The GRE fills all the elective requirements for the Psychology Degree. After completing the GRE, a student is only 4 tests and a capstone away from meeting the Psychology concentration requirements.
Research Methods or Experimental Design (ECE Research Methods in Psychology)
Developmental Psychology 6cr -(DSST Lifespan Developmental Psy. and ECE Psy. of Adulthood and Aging)
Counseling (DSST Fundamentals of Counseling)
Electives (15 UL, 3 LL) (GRE)
COSC Psychology - Old Rusty Pipe - 01-03-2014
The concentration requirements can be found here:
Psychology - Charter Oak State College Catalog
Just one correction. The concentration requires 21 electives. The GRE Psychology takes care of 18 of those 21. You still have to take care of those 3 additional psychology elective credits. Otherwise it looks good.
COSC Psychology - publius2k4 - 01-04-2014
Old Rusty Pipe Wrote:The concentration requirements can be found here:
Psychology - Charter Oak State College Catalog
Just one correction. The concentration requires 21 electives. The GRE Psychology takes care of 18 of those 21. You still have to take care of those 3 additional psychology elective credits. Otherwise it looks good.
Any of the psychology CBE's listed on the Master List could be added to electives.
Thank you for the correction.
COSC Psychology - sanantone - 01-04-2014
Now that you've finished your bachelor's, you've caught the bug. You're going to be spending hours making degree plans, looking for alternative sources of credit, and searching for graduate programs.
COSC Psychology - publius2k4 - 01-04-2014
sanantone Wrote:Now that you've finished your bachelor's, you've caught the bug. You're going to be spending hours making degree plans, looking for alternative sources of credit, and searching for graduate programs.
Yeah, I am trying to find something to fill all my free time, now that I'm not studying lol.
I've applied to a couple of graduate programs. Eastern Kentucky University has a brand new MPA program that I've applied to. Seems like an interesting option, but it's a little pricey.