Would this work for an Excelsior BS plan?

[imoldfella]

6 CLEP Social Science/History
6 CLEP Humanities
6 CLEP Natural sciences
3 CLEP College Math
3 CLEP College Algebra
3 CLEP Pre-calc
6 CLEP Analysis of Literature
12 CLEP Spanish
8 CC Anatomy and Physiology
8 CC Chemistry
4 CC Microbiology
3 CC Nutrition
3 AP Statistics
6 AP English language and composition
6 AP Calc BC
1 ECE Information literacy
30 Psych GRE
8 ECE Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing (UL)

total 122 hours, Depth 1 in Psyc and Depth 2 in Health Sciences. Classes marked CC would be taken at local community college (intended graduate work requires labs, + establish GPA)

Thanks!

[ShotoJuku]

Originally Posted by imoldfella

6 CLEP Social Science/History
6 CLEP Humanities
6 CLEP Natural sciences
3 CLEP College Math
3 CLEP College Algebra
3 CLEP Pre-calc
6 CLEP Analysis of Literature
12 CLEP Spanish
8 CC Anatomy and Physiology
8 CC Chemistry
4 CC Microbiology
3 CC Nutrition
3 AP Statistics
6 AP English language and composition
6 AP Calc BC
1 ECE Information literacy
30 Psych GRE
8 ECE Psychiatric/Mental Health Nursing (UL)

total 122 hours, Depth 1 in Psyc and Depth 2 in Health Sciences. Classes marked CC would be taken at local community college (intended graduate work requires labs, + establish GPA)

Thanks!

I have but one question first........Just how old?

Your plan certainly outlines an interesting path, one that may or may not be fully approved but I would say you're in the ballpark.

Remember nothing can or should be attempted until one gets absolute approval from the official EC advisor otherwise you may be spinning yours wheels in the wrong direction.

I would apply to EC first and allow them to review any previous credits and then be guided by their advice. GOOD LUCK!!

[cinderly]

Your advisor is your best bet for final approval of any exams. That said, nothing jumps out as duplicative.

I would caution you to have a backup plan for your Psych GRE. Do not underestimate the GRE Subject Tests -- EC offers 30 credits for an 80th percentile score for a reason. Plan to dedicate some serious time to preparing for this exam.

I'd also make sure the AP English Language and Composition meets the WER. You may have to ask more than once - EC's default answer seems to be "no" regarding non-EC WER options.

You may also want to check to make sure that the Sep 1, 2007 changes to the Psychology major don't affect your depth requirement.

Good luck to you as you pursue your degree!