Unit 3 Seminar

Before edit Master subtitle style Click toSeminar, please review the documents posted in the Unit 3 Reading Section

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Unit 3 Agenda

Q & A for General Course Questions Academic and Professional Goals Development of Degree Plan:

Transfer Credits Challenge Exams EL 203 Electives

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Setting Goals

Short Term Goals? (< 1 year) Intermediate-Term Goals? (1-5 years) Long Term Goals? (5+ years) What are the benefits of setting goals?

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S.M.A.R.T

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Degree Plan
Bachelor of Science in Psychology Student Name: Core Total Credits (33 Credits ) Communication-CM107 College Composition I Communication-CM220 College Composition II Mathematics- MM150 Survey of Mathematics Art and Humanities-HU300 Art and Humanities: 20th Century and Beyond Social Science-SS310 Exploring the 1960s: An Interdisciplinary Approach Physical Science-SC300 Big Ideas in Science: From Methods to Mutation Major Requirements (88 Credits) Major Requirement (TU) = PS115 Psychology Program and Profession Major Requirement (EU) = PS124 Introduction to Psychology Major Requirement (TU) = PS200 Introduction to Cognitive Psychology Major Requirement (EU) = CM206 Interpersonal Communication Major Requirement (MU) = MM207 Statistics Major Requirement (EU) = PS210 History of Psychology Major Requirement (RU) = PS220 Child and Adosescent Psychology Major Requirement (RU) = SC235 General Biology l - Human Perspectives Major Requirement (RU) = PS300 Research Methods I Major Requirement (TU) = PS330 Personality Development Major Requirement (EU) = PS410 Screening and Assessment 300/400 Level Emphasis Course = 300/400 Level Emphasis Course = 300/400 Level Emphasis Course = 300/400 Level Emphasis Course = Capstone = PS499 Bachelors Capstone in Psychology Open Electives (59 Credits)
Unit 4 Project Part 1: Please type in your choices for open electives after you have completed your Unit 3 work

Credits
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Open Elective (100/200) Open Elective (100/200) Open Elective (100/200) Open Elective (100/200) Open Elective (100/200) Open Elective (100/200) Open Elective (100/200) Open Elective (300/400) Open Elective (300/400) Open Elective (300/400) Open Elective (300/400) Total Requirements

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180

Emphasis Area Courses

Option l: Child Development PS340 Exceptional Needs Children PS345 Language and Speech Development and Disorders PS350 Working With Children in a Diverse World PS420 Social Relationships in Childhood
6 6 6 6

Option ll: Applied Behavioral Analysis PS340 Exceptional Needs Children PS360 Applied Behavioral Analysis l PS365 Applied Behavioral Analysis ll PS430 Program Design and Evaluation

6 6 6 6

Option lll: Substance Abuse PS370 Health Psychology PS375 Substance Abuse Prevention and Treatment PS380 Clinical Psychology PS450 Case Management

6 6 6 6

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Transfer Credits

Credit from another college or university Transcripts need to be submitted before the end of the first term of enrollment Past course work must relate to degree program

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Challenge Exams

Test out of taking certain courses List of Courses Offer Challenge Exam on Registrar and Credit Office

Examples: College Algebra, Writing Composition I/II

There is a fee to take the exams

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EL 203: Experiential Learning Portfolio

What is EL 203? Learning that occurred through previous work, volunteer work, and other experience Benefits of Enrolling KU Catalog page 21 Further Information: portfoliodevelopment@kaplan.edu
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