I'm new and could use some advice and help.

[Attie]

Remember that the degree will simply read "Bachelor of Science" or "Bachelor of Arts" it's gonna be up to you to spin that on your resume and in interviews. I like that my degree has two concentrations....I can emphasize either concentration. Others will disagree with this...end of the day you need to be comfortable selling yourself and your education to potential employers.

Concentrating in history might be a little cheaper/easier, but only marginally so. I think you could save $1000-1500 just because of the availability of credit by exam and the lower cost of LSU/University of Idaho courses against the cost of BYU.

Okay. I feel a little more comfortable with the idea of a dual concentration now. It actually sounds like something that would work fine for my career as well as be something that I would enjoy. Thank you. I'm not set in stone yet, but I think I am going to try to write up a complete degree plan for myself and go over it. Does the COSC website have any information on dual concentrations that you could point me to? I have tried looking but didn't see anything.