Bachelor of Pure Mathematics with a minor in philosophy and Computer science elective

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TESU's math degree is ok, but if it's not going to get you the courses you want/need to take, then there's no sense looking at it.  They also don't have a minor in philosophy.

SNHU's math degree is fine, and you only have to choose Applied Math as a concentration if you want to.  They also don't have a Philosophy degree.

I might keep looking to see if you can find a school that better fits your requirements.  Maybe you do UMPI's BLS degree, with alt-credit, and get it as quickly and cheaply as possible, and then spend a couple years saving up to do the math degree somewhere better.

SNHU has a minor in Philosophy (the courses are not great but it's there)

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I would not recommend a BLS for (most) international students: it's a possible waste of both time and money. If one is international and is going to settle for a degree they don't want, a Business degree would probably be better. Or, really, anything not liberal arts/studies.

Do the degrees have to come from the same school? Math & philosophy are an unusual combination. What if the math degree comes from a well-ranked school and the philosophy degree does not? IIRC, there are some inexpensive philosophy degrees available at good (but not highly ranked) European schools for cheap.

A Philosophy degree is not a priority, a minor would be nice if possible (with courses in logic, epistemology, philosophy of religion, philosophy of science...), a pure math degree with a large free elective section with the possibility to transfer 75% of courses from sophia.org, study.com, straigherline is the priority.