Looking at USP and they want Human Growth and Life Span Development as a prereq. What else can the Human Growth course be called? Do they accept any other prereqs? Like Kinesiology insead of Physics?? 😀
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I was wondering about "Human Growth and Life Span Development" too.
Does this course look like what they are looking for? (Available at a local community college.)
PSY 206 Human Development/Life-Span Ap
Credits: 3.00
A study of human development from conception to death. The physical, social, psychological and cognitive areas of life-span development will be examined. The major theories of human development the potential age stage-related crisis and other related problems of each stage will be given careful attention.
Does this course look like what they are looking for? (Available at a local community college.)
PSY 206 Human Development/Life-Span Ap
Credits: 3.00
A study of human development from conception to death. The physical, social, psychological and cognitive areas of life-span development will be examined. The major theories of human development the potential age stage-related crisis and other related problems of each stage will be given careful attention.
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You have to check with each school individually about what they will take. However based on the research I have done "conception to death" is what they are wanting covered for that Lifespan & Human Development prerequisite.
A few universities point out it must cover aging/geriatrics because some lifespan courses do/did not. In my case, I took each stage of development as a separate course for my psychology degree but did not take an aging course. So I had to go back and retake the generic "Lifespan" course to get that 1 chapter of aging in.
