Comments on: What is the best major to take in Community College if in the future you plan to major in psychology? http://thetic.info/psychology-and-therapy/what-is-the-best-major-to-take-in-community-college-if-in-the-future-you-plan-to-major-in-psychology Health and Psychology Resources Thu, 09 Feb 2012 03:44:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: flyin520 http://thetic.info/psychology-and-therapy/what-is-the-best-major-to-take-in-community-college-if-in-the-future-you-plan-to-major-in-psychology/comment-page-1#comment-2261 flyin520 Thu, 01 Oct 2009 06:16:59 +0000 http://thetic.info/psychology-and-therapy/what-is-the-best-major-to-take-in-community-college-if-in-the-future-you-plan-to-major-in-psychology#comment-2261 Get ahold of an academic counselor at the university you plan to transfer to. You should be able to get ahold of a curriculum check sheet for your program. Then verify that every course you take at the community college will transfer AND satisfy a requirement of the degree. I know a couple people that got associates degrees at a CC only to find out that much of their coursework only transferred to the university as elective credit. They ended up taking a lot more courses than they needed to.<br><b>References : </b><br> Get ahold of an academic counselor at the university you plan to transfer to. You should be able to get ahold of a curriculum check sheet for your program. Then verify that every course you take at the community college will transfer AND satisfy a requirement of the degree.

I know a couple people that got associates degrees at a CC only to find out that much of their coursework only transferred to the university as elective credit. They ended up taking a lot more courses than they needed to.
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]]> By: G http://thetic.info/psychology-and-therapy/what-is-the-best-major-to-take-in-community-college-if-in-the-future-you-plan-to-major-in-psychology/comment-page-1#comment-2260 G Thu, 01 Oct 2009 05:36:59 +0000 http://thetic.info/psychology-and-therapy/what-is-the-best-major-to-take-in-community-college-if-in-the-future-you-plan-to-major-in-psychology#comment-2260 Many schools are beginning to offer what they sometimes refer to as 2+2 plans, guaranteeing most if not all of your credits from the community college will transfer to the university and plug directly into your chosen bachelor degree. If your community college publishes a decent catalog, get a copy and look for this kind of degree plan. If your community college either does not publish a comprehensive catalog or does not mention a 2+2 plan, go see a counselor in their guidance department and ask about it.<br><b>References : </b><br> Many schools are beginning to offer what they sometimes refer to as 2+2 plans, guaranteeing most if not all of your credits from the community college will transfer to the university and plug directly into your chosen bachelor degree. If your community college publishes a decent catalog, get a copy and look for this kind of degree plan. If your community college either does not publish a comprehensive catalog or does not mention a 2+2 plan, go see a counselor in their guidance department and ask about it.
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]]> By: MM http://thetic.info/psychology-and-therapy/what-is-the-best-major-to-take-in-community-college-if-in-the-future-you-plan-to-major-in-psychology/comment-page-1#comment-2259 MM Thu, 01 Oct 2009 05:22:59 +0000 http://thetic.info/psychology-and-therapy/what-is-the-best-major-to-take-in-community-college-if-in-the-future-you-plan-to-major-in-psychology#comment-2259 Talk to the admissions department at the university you're planning on transferring to. Chances are they'll tell you the same thing as the source you read: you need to focus on your general requirements like math, English, and science. If you have space for electives, you can fit performing arts classes in there.<br><b>References : </b><br> Talk to the admissions department at the university you’re planning on transferring to. Chances are they’ll tell you the same thing as the source you read: you need to focus on your general requirements like math, English, and science. If you have space for electives, you can fit performing arts classes in there.
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