New International User Seeking Help with Plan for Bachelors Degree

[sanantone]

Sanantone, your help is highly appreciated and your links helped a lot. I also checked out your study plans on other forums, but I don't see any physics related plans. Nonetheless, those study plans help me in finding information regarding different degree plans.

Dfrecore, I had an absolute locked jaw when I saw my possible study plan you created because I now have something concrete and I could see how a study plan is set up.

To be honest, I thought General Studies is a BS degree. Is there a way I can earn a Bachelor of Science degree with physics as concentration at COSC or anywhere else? If so, I'll need a study plan for that and keep in mind that I'm considering a second Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering technology. If not, I'll use this study plan. Wish I could earn 4 Bachelor's degrees the way I saw on degreeforum.wiki: http://degreeforum.wikia.com/wiki/TESU_Degree_Plans because I'm hungry for knowledge. However, I get that what I want to study might not be so easy to accomplish and it will probably be too expensive for me.

If there are any other study plans or study-plan suggestions, please post them. I investigate everything posted and regularly discuss your advice with my parents.

My degree plans were for TESU. Those other degree plans you linked to are also for TESU and will not work at COSC.

Excelsior lets you opt for a BS or BA, but the requirements are different. The BS has more applied electives. I don't know if COSC does that. Either way, employers don't care about BA vs BS. There's a misconception that there is a standardized difference between the two. Harvard has one of the best biology departments in the U.S., and they only offer a BA in the sciences.