What's the point of doing of doing a Bachelors in your desired area of study?

[charismo]

Honestly, the diploma is more of a decoration. The real impact (for employers and other schools at least) is that your area of study is listed on your Transcript. You're not going to be handing out copies of your diploma in these instances.

As to why TESC does it this way, that's their call; however arbitrary, I'm sure there's some reasoning behind it. EC states the whole degree title that's awarded on the diplomas they give the students.

Well I guess that puts everything in perspective. I was giving the diploma more significance over the thing that actually matters: transcript.