COSC BA structure?

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Since concentrations don't matter hugely anyway, I think I'll just go with the General Psych option.
Also not sure if Industrial Psych and Org Behaviour might be too closely related (and I think Org Behaviour might come in under Communications, instead of Psych?), but they interest me, so I'd like to take them if possible.

Revised COSC Psych degree roadmap:

LIB-495 LIBERAL ARTS CAPSTONE 3 COSC (UL)

Core Courses 12 credits
PSY 101 Introduction to Psychology 3 Sophia (LL)
PSY216 Statistics in Psychology 4 BYU-IS/Rio Salado CC
PSY490 History and Systems of Psychology 3 SDC (UL)
PSY410 Research in Experimental Psychology (Research Methods in Psych) 3 UEXCEL (UL)

Psychology Electives 9 credits
PSY248 Adolescent Psychology 3 UExcel (LL)
PSY322 Learning and Memory 3 COSC (UL)
PSY334 Psychology of Personality 3 SDC (UL)

Concentration courses (General Psych) 15 credits
PSY236 Developmental Psychology (Lifespan Development Psych) 3 SDC (LL)
PSY336 Abnormal Psychology 3 UEXCEL/TECEP
PSY301 Industrial Psychology 3 SDC (UL)
Organisational Behaviour 3 DSST (UL)
PSY321 Social Psychology 3 SDC/UEXCEL (UL)

For Psych stats, BYU IS is $848 (it's a 4cr course) and Rio Salado was $750 last time I checked.  U of Idaho Self-paced is only $510 ($160/cr + $30 fee).

There is no UExcel for Adolescent Psychology.  Instead, in that area, you could do U of Idaho's Physiological Psych, which should come in as PSY450.

I would double-check the Org Behavior DSST Exam - it was downgraded to LL back in 2017, and COSC may not have caught it.  Plus, you may have a hard time finding a testing center for it.  But they have that course in other places (Study.com's BUS 307: Leadership & Organizational Behavior comes in as MGT 315).