36 years of Age, should do Bsc or Msc ?

[rachel83az]

I see.. And i hope If i complete BSc or BA from say TESU in next 12 months, if i am able to gather all credits in next 2-3 months, So probably starting remaining credits with TESU Jan'23.

This seems reasonable, yes. It might or might not take you a little bit longer than that.

Can Immigration Officers say in US or Canada or University (when i am planning to do Masters, say probably i plan to do on-campus in Canada or USA).... can any ask or know, that i completed my BSc in just 12 months? 

There are dates on the university transcript, so they will be able to see it if they care. I am not an immigration lawyer, but I do not think that they will care. As long as the degree is legitimate, that's what they care about.

Do you think can Immigration Officer raise concern a BSc or BA done online ? I know this group is not related to this, but maybe you might have asked this question earlier... 

Again, not a lawyer, but I really don't think they'll care about online vs. in-person. It's possible that they might have cared 5-10 years ago, but a lot of students have been doing online university for the past 2+ years because of COVID. You'll just look like a normal student at this point. 

Even before COVID, it's also not been unheard of for students at in-person universities to take as many classes as they could all year long, instead of going home for breaks. This way, those students could graduate in 2 or 3 years and not the usual 4-6 years that the average American Bachelor's degree is supposed to take. Hurrying through university is common in the US, but not everyone is able to do it.

Do they care how quick i finish? Or they just care about i have a Degree Paper in my hand ?

They should only care about the degree itself, not how long it took to earn it.

If anyone does question you about the length of time, there are many ways to make this look like a good thing during an interview:

• Say you heard about American-only universities like WGU that could be completed quickly, so you wanted to challenge yourself to obtain a similar degree.
  
• Say you already had the knowledge, so you only needed to take the exams to prove that you had mastered the subject.
  
• Talk about how this was the best way for you to get a degree while also working.
  

But it probably will not come up. An online degree may not be very respected in some countries, but they are quite normal in the US and Canada. 

Did you take ASNSM in Mathematics after completing BA in CS, or we can do it during too. 

The ASNSM in Mathematics can be completed while doing the BACS at TESU. If you do the two degrees separately, the cost is much higher. If you do multiple degrees at once, there may be no additional TESU costs for tuition or fees and this makes the additional degree "free". Of course, there are costs associated with the additional Sophia/Study.com courses. But these are minimal.

The ASNSM Math only requires a few additional math courses beyond the courses that are needed for the BACS. You can see course suggestions here: https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...athematics TESU has the degree requirements listed on this page: https://www.tesu.edu/heavin/asnsm/mathematics

Similarly, there are also certificates that you can obtain "for free" when getting a degree from TESU. The Operations Management certificate is very easy to get with the Computer Science or BSBA CIS degrees. https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Sa...Management Most of the Operations Management courses are ones that you would need anyway for either the BACS or the BSBA CIS. I do not think that any of the certificates would add value to your plan, but I mention them for the sake of awareness.

Because you are interested in Data Science/Data Analytics, I do think that the additional Mathematics degree makes a lot of sense for you. Having more math classes, especially STA-399 from a Coursera certificate, could look good if you decide to get a Master's in Analytics.

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Was thinking to save time, to plan doing two bachelors or maybe 1 Bachelors.. and 1 Associate Degree... just to help me in 2024...

I would not do two Bachelor's degrees, unless you do the BACS and the BSBA CIS. That would be almost as fast as the the BACS alone. I definitely would not do the BACS + Data Science degree. Even if there are discounts for Statistics.com, I do not think that the courses are self-paced. They also start on specific dates. Unlike Study.com & Sophia, you cannot start them whenever you want to. I think it would take at least a year to complete just the Statistics.com courses.

Getting the ASNSM in Mathematics + BACS is a good idea.

IELTs wont cost much. But i just need to prepare and practice for it. Will see what is the best option, The websites / option you shared will check them out too.

Okay. If the IELTS does not cost much money, that is good. You will still need at least 30 university credits to get a TESU degree. XAMK is good for that.