BS general studies with physics concentration: Worth less than a physics major?

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Thank you.

At the Student Degree Planning Guide (https://www.esc.edu/media/academic-affai...-Guide.pdf) it states on page 14

"In addition to the concentration titles provided in the AOS guidelines, you can create your own concentration title using a disciplinary or professional/vocational framework, as long as the title is clear about the learning represented in the degree."

Since I have been looking into Charter Oak state college, is there any similar such policy for Charter Oak? And is there another student degree planning guide available from Charter Oak? I was asking about a physics concentration available from Charter Oak on another thread I created at: https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/Thread-...te-College

charter oak also gives credit for the GRE 
https://www.charteroak.edu/pdf/charter-o...values.pdf 
go there and search for GRE 
you eventually see the 
Physics GRE 40th %tile 24 credits

This may be helpful for planning.
If they allocate the Physics GRE in similar way they do with Biology GRE, then it is 15 lower level and 9 upper level. That is based on this section of COSC site https://www.charteroak.edu/catalog/curre...iology.php
"....Option 2: The GRE Subject Test in Biology, evaluated at 24 credits (15 lower, 9 upper)....."
and that is IF it's the same. I do not have personal experience to share.