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Does anyone know what specific course apply toward TESC's Social Science General Education requirement? I'm asking because some schools would view DSST Intro to LE and Criminal Justice as Social Science courses. I would take both of these on the same day if I could verify if they fit. I called TESC and they suggested I wait until my evaluation is complete but it wouldn't hurt to take these if they fit. I signed up for Instacert and reviewed the flashcards last night. These tests would be very easy since I've been in LE for almost 13 years.
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Here is the link to TESC's course catalog that shows what the equivalent course code is. Intro to Law Enforcement is a Human Services and doesn't count toward Gen. Ed. electives.
http://www.tesc.edu/files/Catalog07(1).pdf
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BA Psychology, TESC-Done & waiting
Tests- Eng. Comp. w/ Essay-51, Principles of Mgmt.-59, Intro. to Soc.-62, US History I-66, US History II-61, Intro. to Psych.-68, Biology-55, A&I Lit.-62, Ed. Psych.-63, Soc. Sci. and History-63, Human Growth & Development-65, American Gov't-64, Tech. Writing-63, HTYH-64, Drug & Alc. Abuse-58, Org. Behavior-67, Prin. of Statistics-62, Intro. World Religion-68, Intro to Computing-403, Ethics-439. Research Methods in Psych.-A, Psych. of Personality TECEP-73, Abnormal Psych TECEP-74, Industrial Psych-71
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Thanks Chuckers...
I notice thet the TECEP section has US History- 1877 listed as a Social Science. I could probably pass that cold right now or with just IC flashcards. I could also pass Civil War to reconstruction as well. Both of those appear to be Social Sciences on that link in their catalog.
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