does ne-one know if i can take psychology classes at edgecombe community college??
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http://myweb2.search.yahoo.com/search?ei=utf-8&fr=slv8-frz&p=edgecombe%20community%20college%20curriculum
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Community colleges will let you enroll for single course.  Take some of those, work HARD and they will probably admit you.  You have to take a bunch of core classes anyway.  Good luck.
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Try this:\nhttp://www.derby.ac.uk/faculties/buxton/college-of-further-education/courses/catering-start-up-nvq-level-1\n\nhttp://www.abe.org.uk/about/faqs/start-nvq\n\ncc
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Uh unfortunately no. (lol) In NJ we have what is called an "Alternate Route" program. It may be the same in other states but with a different name. Basically you will not have to go back and go through an extensive formal teaching program. Instead,  you will probably have to take basic teaching courses, and maybe a relevant psychology or two. Check with your states Education Association for more information. Try to look for a link along the lines of "Alternate Route"
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this is a contact for the college,,,maybe you could ask them\n\nhttp://www.enc.edu/undergraduate_program/contact_ENC.html
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Log on to www.collegeboard.com , and sign up if you haven't already. It's better if you had asked your counselor.
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Here is one possibility. Go to the website to find a picture. \n\nMichael Sadler\n\nClinical psychology and health psychology\nTeaches: Introductory psychology, personality psychology, psychopathology, clinical and counseling psychology\n\nOffice: Holland Hall 312 A\nPhone: (507) 646-3957\nemail: sadler@stolaf.edu
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check with your local community college
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check with your local college and see if they have any distance ed programs or if you can take a class or two early and commute.
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Call your local community college, they usually do classes for it there.
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Take as many online courses as you can in the beginning and once those run out (assuming that you are attending a campus-based university), try to set a school schedule that will not interfere with your job.  My best friend has been able to do this for several years now, and she is actually 2 years away from receiving her doctorate in psychology.  My boyfriend is doing the same thing.  He works as a full-time lab tech and is studying chemical engineering.  It will be hard, but you can do it.
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If you go to a public college, you have a department dedicated to working with students with disabilities (Disabled Student Services was what it was called at my alma mater).  Look in your school phone book or talk to your advisors to find them.  That office should be able to point you in the direction of a psychoeducational evaluation.  They are not obligated to pay for it at the college level.  If your school has a school psychology program, you may be able to get tested there for a greatly reduced fee than if you went to a private psychologist.  If you are found to meet the criteria for a Learning Disability in math, you'd be given accommodations to a certain extent.  You must still be able to complete your core curriculum.  For example, if you are a math education major, the accommodations you'd have to get would be inappropriate for your chosen career.\n\nIf you go to a private school, I'm not so sure, you may have to seek a private eval.  Even still, I don't know if they would provide you with services.
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look in the catelog of course listings
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Contact someone at the college:\n\nhttp://ods.dept.uncg.edu/eligible/adhd.guidelines.html
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You seriously want the entire history of psychology in one posting?\nMy suggestion to you, if you are truly interested in knowing and are not just posting this to see if I will actually answer it (cause I could), is to take a History of Psychology course at any accredited University. It's a required class for all Psychology Degree's and quite interesting. If you don't want to pay for the tuition, then simply "sit in" on class lectures and buy the book. You wont get credits for it, but you will gain the knowledge you seek. ;->\n\nyou can also go here for an introduction.\nhttp://allpsych.com/timeline.html \nAll Psych On-line website\nthe History of Psychology (387 BC to Present)
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http://psyc.queensu.ca/faculty/berry/berry.html
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Try 'about.com'. They don't give out certificate's but they are a mine of information.\nI first heard of them from my Pyschology lecturer, and they were a good resource for studying that but once my homework was over I signed up for free e-mails courses in a variety of subjects.\nI chose 'aromatherapy' 'wiccan' 'buddhism' and 'English Literature' - but that's they kinda thing I'm into I am sure they would have something to suit your interests.\nAnd if you get bored of it you can always go back to the site and cancell the e-mails.\nGood Luck!