04-15-2020, 02:03 AM
That's right if you're going for two BA's it's better to double major instead, you just need to get the second AOS completed, the General Education - first 60 credits are identical, in fact, the third year 27 credits of FREE electives can be identical as well along with the Capstone (90 credits total).
So, the only difference would be the Area of Study in the Majors. If you plan the courses well enough to allow overlapping of these 90 credits, you only need 30 credits to have a double major. For example, BA Psychology + BA Liberal Arts, you just need to have 120 total to have both majors in one degree.
2 AOS 1 Degree Blog: https://blog.tesu.edu/the-secret-to-earn...ond-degree
TESU Award Policy Link: https://www.tesu.edu/academics/catalog/award-of-degrees
So, the only difference would be the Area of Study in the Majors. If you plan the courses well enough to allow overlapping of these 90 credits, you only need 30 credits to have a double major. For example, BA Psychology + BA Liberal Arts, you just need to have 120 total to have both majors in one degree.
2 AOS 1 Degree Blog: https://blog.tesu.edu/the-secret-to-earn...ond-degree
TESU Award Policy Link: https://www.tesu.edu/academics/catalog/award-of-degrees
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Pre-Med Online, MSc Biomedical Sciences (Starting Jan 2026)
In Progress: UoPeople BS Health Science
Completed: UMPI BAS & MAOL (2025)
TESU ASNSM Biology, BSBA (ACBSP Accredited 2017)


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