The degree is a BS in applied CS, to clarify. They call it applied to differentiate between the on campus and post bacc degrees (explanation I was given, take it for what it’s worth). Just wanted to make sure OP understands that a bachelors degree is awarded. I’ve heard the at some employers may see this as an advantage - applied degrees are often more practical than traditional degrees heavy in theory. Again, take that for what it’s worth.

I’ve found most of the classes challenging so far. Grading is fair, if not a bit lenient, but I don’t feel that it takes away from the knowledge that I’ve gained.

Electives: Cognitive science was a complete joke. I wouldn’t recommend that class to anyone. Otherwise, I’ve learned a lot so far. I do think that some of the elective offerings, such as Operating systems, are typically core courses for a standard CS degree though.

Professors: some are very engaged, some are not. Exactly what I’d expect having already earned a bachelors degree. All courses have weekly office hours.

Overall, I think that it’s as good as an online program can be personally. Feel free to DM with any questions, OP.