Posted: Nov 23, 2019 10:17 am
jamest wrote:Studying psychology and/or sociology at degree level merely implies that you have been tested on those subjects at degree level.
No it doesn't.
It simply means you studied the material on a level that is taught at college/university degrees on the subject.
It doesn't necessitate that you've actually done any tests.
jamest wrote: It does not imply that you have a degree in any of them specifically.
Nor that you've been tested.
jamest wrote:I have an Open Degree at the OU which included courses in both. That's for the record.
Which no more makes you an expert with regards to those topics than I would be an expert in philosophy, English literature or Early Islamic history, despite having taking courses on all those subjects during my university years.