TESU help me understand things

[davewill]

I think that it's best to spend a month (ish) researching on this forum, and figuring out which degree you want, and then planning it out prior to starting.  That being said, there are people who spend WAY too much time planning and asking questions and analysis paralysis, and never make a decision and never actually take the courses and get their degree.  So, give yourself a deadline, do the research, and then choose and begin.

Also, there are MANY here who advise people to get dual degrees, add-on associates degrees, etc. which isn't always helpful.  Work on learning about degrees and then make decisions and a plan.  Don't get distracted by all of the options. Figure out what will work best for you and then do it.

As I like to say, the best degree is the one that you finish.