Italian guy looking for US Bachelor Degree

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It's a good idea to start with the overview:
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Th...University

The TESU degree plans are available at the link below - it's a good idea to apply and get enrolled, to lock in the catalog:
https://degreeforum.miraheze.org/wiki/Category:TESU

With TESU, it is a good idea to start with the general education requirements, which can be fulfilled primarily with Sophia and then followed up with study dot com for the remaining gen-ed and most of the major requirements. For the quantitative requirement, you likely want to do the CSM Learn course.

TESU requires 30 RA credits. Since you are starting from scratch, you could do 5 TECEPs (some of the easiest TECEP exams are for general education), do 90+ credits via Sophia/Study/CSMLearn etc, then wrap it up with a 15-credit semester to take advantage of the flat-rate tuition.

You can also check whether you want to add any of the freebie certificates and/or associates (e.g. math is very simple to add when you are doing CS).

Best of luck!

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You will also want to review the application requirements for international students:
https://www.tesu.edu/admissions/apply-in...al-student

Thanks jg_nuy for the answer, I'll start by doing all the Gen-Ed course on Sophia hoping to take them all in the first month and then I'll check for the more specific subjects.

I just discovered that I'll need TOEFL or other mode to demonstrate my understanding of English so I'll check for that issue too.