What is a BSc degree?

Answer by  johnsew (6)

Bsc (Bachelor of Science) is the degree rewarded for completing a two to five years course. The course differ from university to university.Some universities offer this course as semester system while other US universities award BSc degree in latin honors like cum laude.To acquire such degree's notation a student must have a required GPA (grade point average).

Answer by  Dean (4035)

BSc stands for a Bachelor of Science, which is also written BS. Different schools use varying designations for the four-year baccalaureate degree.

Answer by  DrHarris (508)

It is simply another way to abbreviate a Bachelor of Science degree, instead of B.S. Typically, this abbreviation is more often used in foreign countries. It is no different from a B.S.

Answer by  patti (29325)

The B stands for "Bachelor's" and the Sc stands for "science." It is a four-year college degree with a major field of study in a science area. The programs covered by this degree designation might include chemistry, biology, physics, computer science, etc. depending on how the school itself categorizes them.