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Abnormal Psychology is the study of patterns of thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that may be distressing, disruptive, or outside typical functioning, and how psychologists understand and respond to them. It looks at how mental disorders are defined, how they are diagnosed using systems like the DSM, and what biological, psychological, and social factors may contribute to them.
Abnormal Psychology (Psychology 180) is a 3-credit, self-paced online course built around video lessons. Your grade combines quizzes (20%), one assignment (30%), and a final exam (50%), so the final exam carries the most weight. Once you complete the course, the credit appears on your transcript, and Woodmont College recognizes it as a General Elective, which counts toward total credit hours and elective requirements.
The course teaches you how disorders are defined, how the DSM structures diagnosis, and how biological, cognitive, behavioral, sociocultural, and developmental factors contribute to abnormal behavior. Those skills carry over to any job that involves people under stress, such as management, human resources, or client services. At Woodmont, the credit fills an elective slot in a BS in Technology, BS in Business, or BS in Psychology degree, so you can apply it without changing your core coursework.
After you finish Abnormal Psychology, your transcript is sent to Woodmont College, an active transfer partner operating under a signed articulation agreement. Woodmont's registrar applies the course as a General Elective, so the 3 credits count toward your total credit hours and elective requirements. Transfer credit at Woodmont is limited to 84 credits (70%), and this course counts against that ceiling along with any other transferred work. Before you enroll, check Woodmont's equivalency sheet for your specific program, since the elective designation is what determines how the credit fits your degree plan.
This course suits people who already have some college credit and want to finish a Woodmont degree without paying full price for every hour. Working adults, people returning to school after a break, and career changers moving toward Woodmont's BS in Technology, BS in Business, or BS in Psychology are typical fits. Because the course counts only as a General Elective and transfer is capped at 84 credits (70%), it will not satisfy a major-specific requirement, and you will still need to complete the remaining credits. It is not a good match if you need clinical training or a licensure pathway, since the course gives an overview of disorders and treatments rather than hands-on practice.
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Enroll for $250 (or use a UPI Study subscription), finish in 28–30 days, and transfer 3 credits to Woodmont College.