+- Online Degrees and CLEP and DSST Exam Prep Discussion (https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb)
+-- Forum: Main Category (https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Forum-Main-Category)
+--- Forum: General Education-Related Discussion (https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Forum-General-Education-Related-Discussion)
+--- Thread: History of Psychology (/Thread-History-of-Psychology)
History of Psychology - peacfulchaos2001 - 08-16-2007
Hey everyone. I am need to take the History of Psy class for the EC. I am having a pretty hard time finding who offers this class. Do you have guys/girls have any suggestions of how I could get this done. For those that have already accomplished this could you do me a favor and leave a few links to of the schools and stuff. Thanks
History of Psychology - snazzlefrag - 08-17-2007
peacfulchaos2001 Wrote:Hey everyone. I am need to take the History of Psy class for the EC. I am having a pretty hard time finding who offers this class. Do you have guys/girls have any suggestions of how I could get this done. For those that have already accomplished this could you do me a favor and leave a few links to of the schools and stuff. Thanks
Hi,
There are currently two subjects required by EC for the psychology degree which cannot be fulfilled via exam:
1) Biological Psychology (or similar)
2) History & Systems (or similar)
This is what I have found so far.... (I cannot personally vouch for any of the below courses)
=====================================
Brigham Young University
Psych 370: Sensation & Perception ($390 Proctored 100-question Multiple choice.)
University of Minnesota - Deluth
Psy 3061: Physiological Psychology (no further information)
Psy 3081: History & Systems (no further information)
Troy State
Psy 4421: Physiological Psychology ($555 Online/Non-proctored Multiple choice exams)
Psy 4451: History & Systems of Psychology ($555 Take-home/Non-proctored Essay exams)
Columbia College
Psyc 381: History & Systems of Psychology (no further information)
=====================================
I know these requirements are quite new and there isn't much advice out there yet. Hopefully some others will add their two cents to this thread, and perhaps it might become a useful resource for those of us who still need to complete the required courses and are looking at our options.
I hope this helps,
Snazzlefrag