TESC Test Out Plans Starting July 1, 2015

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I put together a list of just the Psych area of study (2016 catalog) as a guide. There are 2 holes and a maybe, I have no idea what TESC wants for the Social Psychology. TESC does have a 6 credit social psychology class. ECE and study.com also offer Social Psychology but it is 3 credits not 6. They also want 3 credits Ethics in Social Sciences, not sure of any alternatives but there probably are a few. I've seen a few mentions on here of where the Research Methods in Psychology from ECE might satisfy the Research in Experimental Psychology course. A TESC advisor referred to that course as a research methods course so TESC may accept the ECE course as equivalent. A few sources for psychology credits: DSST, CLEP, ECE, TECEP, Straighterline, TCC, study.com.

II. Area of Study: Psychology 39
A. Required Courses 30
• Introduction to Psychology (3) CLEP, ECE, Straighterline
• Research in Experimental Psychology (3) ECE (Research in Psychology)? UL
• Social Psychology (6) UL
• History and Systems of Psychology (3) TCC UL
• Physiological Psychology (3) TCC UL
• Developmental Psychology (3) CLEP, DSST, ECE
• Abnormal Psychology (3) TECEP, ECE UL
• Statistics (3) ALEKS, DSST, ECE, TECEP, Straighterline
• Ethics in the Social Sciences (3) UL
B. Capstone 3
• LIB-495 Liberal Arts Capstone (3) UL
C. Psychology Electives (6)
• Introductory Educational Psychology CLEP
• Organizational Behavior DSST UL
• Psychology of Women TECEP
• Fundamentals of Counseling DSST UL
• Psychology of Adulthood and Aging ECE UL

Substance Abuse DSST was accepted before, so it's probably still accepted now as a psychology elective. The same probably also applies to criminal justice.

If im reading Sanantones Gen Ed guide correctly it lists Straighterline organizational behavior as being UL. Is this correct?

Also, i dont see straighterlines Pharmacology 1 listed anywhere. Does that mean I cannot use it as a gen ed elective?

Edit: answered two of my own questions.

For future reference, SL equivalencies for TESC are at the link below. Organizational Behavior is cross-listed as a management and psychology course on the TESC website.
Thomas Edison State College Course Equivalency Guide | StraighterLine