Degree planning TESU

[bjcheung77]

Is it possible to customise the Liberal degree by taking majority science and maths credits

Customizing a liberal studies degree doesn't make it a STEM degree. It's still liberal studies.

Yes.  This ^^ - The best thing to do right now is decide which degree/school you're going to get your Bachelors from.  You should also provide us more info on this "Masters" degree as we're not familiar with which program and their requirements for admissions are.  

So, you may be able to get in with a BSLA or BALS NSM or a BLS MIS... it all depends on their requirements and what can "make up" for the missing piece.  You can take as many math or sciences as you wish as long as it applies to the degree, you'll still end up with a BSLA or Liberal Arts degree.

Here's an example actually two, of some people who have gone on from a NON science degree into an Engineering or Science program.

MrBossmanjr.  An associates in electronic engineering from Excelsior and TESU BALS no concentration, because of their experience and undergrad studies, he was able to finish a Boston University Masters in Software Development and now land a Georgia Tech Masters in Data Analytics...

Sanatone. An associates in Biology from TESU, an AAS, BSBA CIS and BA Social Science.  With upper level Biology courses, she landed a Masters in Biology, I think she changed from Biological Sciences to Forensic Biology - I don't remember.  This is another awesome example where a BA in that Major is not required.

As long as you hit the requirements from that US or UK degree admissions checklist, that's all you mainly need.  If it was me, I would try hard to get all the requirements, but if you're lacking something, bring that up on the interview and say hey, I'll take X to make up the courses, let me in with "conditional acceptance"!