A degree plan for someone that has no idea what major or college they want?

[dfrecore]

If we assume the student has decided to DIY their degree, what does seem doable is a subset of alt-credit courses that we know will work in all the schools that we tout here, and in most/all of the degree programs. It's not going to be a huge list, but it's not zero. Once they finish that, If the best decision they have is to do that AAS, at least they are informed.

It's pretty easy, because the BOG AAS degree has a very limited number of requirements:
3cr in Communications
3cr in SocSci
3cr in Computer
6cr in Math and/or Science
45cr of Free Electives

What we really want is the other way around, a set of classes that can be fit into all of the various degrees we know how to DIY, ideally without leaning too heavily on the free electives in any one of the degrees.

It's pretty easy to pick a bachelor's degree from one of the schools we discuss here, and then work backwards into the BOG AAS degree.  You can't really go wrong though, because if you decide to take a bunch of courses via Sophia, and end up with this degree, you're not out much money; and then whatever you decide later, you have those credits to bring into whatever bachelor's you take.

I'm not sure how else you'd do it, if you don't know what bachelor's you want.