Don't want to start a WWIII BUT out of the big 3 which holds most recognition?

[mrs.b]

My understanding is that the diplomas at TESC don't include any majors or areas of study, rather they simply say Bachelor of Arts or Associate in Applied Sciences. I think the one exception from what I've heard is the BSBA which may say something like Bachelor of Sciences in Business Administration but would still lack the further customization that some do by getting a BSBA in something other than general business.

:iagree:

The BSBAs, from what I understand, are the only ones that list something reasonably specific. Mine just says Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. The specialization is only detailed on the transcript, and only noticeable if looking for it.

All three are regionally accredited, which is the big checkmark to have checked when picking an undergraduate school so you do not limit yourself on employer or graduate requirements years down the line. Short of that, each school has its pros and cons, and each student will need to review their specific needs to determine which one is most appropriate.