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Benon - I second the BSBA with General Management & CIS double concentration option, you can go for the ASNSM Comp Sci & Math at the same time. However, you need to know that the BSBA is a "Business Degree" with a Concentration in CIS. AS in Natural Science/Math is an undergrad degree that may get you 60 credits into a Software Engineering degree.

An example of a Software Engineering program would be from Penn State, they will need at minimum 36 credits taken at their school for residency, it's similar to Temple U - but Temple will require 45 credits residency. It's great you mentioned Software Engineering, otherwise I would need to ask "what engineering". See this thread for my recommendation https://www.degreeforum.net/mybb/showthr...?tid=28106