Help my degree plan

[TMW2010]

I just have a few more questions:

1. If i took abnormal psychology and social psychology at a community college would those be counted as upper level or lower level?

If they're taken at a community college, they'll come over with a 2 prefix, and they'll be placed at lower level.

2. I figured out the classes I am interested in for my English area of focus, would these be acceptable?
English 102
Technical writing
Images of women in Drama
Clep Analysing and Interpreting Lit
Women in Literature
Shakespeare

English 102
Images of women in Drama
Women in Literature
Shakespeare

Would be my guess

Also, I noted that you said before that you were looking at taking two Shakespeare tests through Ohio State. Just make sure that they won't count as duplicate credit.

3. I am wondering if these would be counted as separate classes or just considered the same:
MAT102
Introduction to Statistics . . . . . .3 cr.
Appropriate and inappropriate uses of statistics, measures of
central tendency and variability, basic concepts of
probability, the binomial, normal and 't'
distributions, testing hypotheses, estimation, chisquare,
linear regression, and correlation.

MAT103
Applied Statistics . . . . . . . . . . .3 cr.
Prerequisites: MAT 102.
A course for students concentrating in liberal
arts, social science, humanities, and statistics.
Through the use of computer software packages
such as Excel, Lotus 1-2-3, Statistical Package for
the Social Sciences (SPSS), and Minitab, the
basic and more advanced ideas of descriptive
and inferential statistics are studied.

Thank you :}

Well 103 does have the prereq, but you'll likely get told that its duplicate. And remember, EC only accepts a total of 3 math courses lower than the level of calculus. An easy way to get things done would be to do a course or two through ALEKs, if you wanted more Math Credit.

Also, to answer a prior question, the UL nursing classes are considered Applied Professional (and the Psychiatric mental nursing will not count towards Psych, if you were looking for that.)