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Compare business or psychology Field of Study courses at Houston, Texas A&M, Texas Tech, Texas State and UNT. Find shared preparation, destination electives and questions to resolve before you register.

This is an advising worksheet for Texas public-college courses. It checks the published course list, not your whole degree, admission eligibility or official transfer award. No account or transcript upload needed.

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Check the edition before choosing classes

The state links these 2023 editions today. Its index mentions August 2026 business corrections, but the linked PDF still says July 2023. Confirm your applicable version before enrolling. The psychology edition is October 2023. Sources checked 2026-09-16; that date is not your catalog year.

Use the common course number shown by your college. Similar names or numbers at another school do not establish equivalence. Keep courses from other institutions out of this worksheet.

Business administration/management, business/commerce, accounting, finance and marketing where the destination offers the applicable degree. Economics is outside this field.

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One attempt per line: CODE | grade | credits. Add | quarter for quarter units. Blank grades/credits and repeats require review. Up to 100 attempts. No names or student IDs. Your entries stay on this page and clear when you leave.

“Recorded A/B/C” means your entry has a letter grade of C or above and the listed semester-credit amount. Acceptance, catalog rights, minimum grades and repeat policies still need review. P/CR, numeric scales, C-minus and quarter units remain unresolved.

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Official sources

Curriculum facts: Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, copied September 16, 2026. CarryOver and this presentation are not endorsed by the State of Texas or any state agency. The original publications retain their respective rights.

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