No you are actually wrong. I started of doing my degree in English Literature and Philisophy at the Univercity of East Anglia in Norwich and was doing that for one year. I got rather drunk one night and ended up in hospital from alcohol poisoning and my dad had to come get me and he forced me to transfer over to London and do a degree in International Business and Marketing which I completed (most usless thing ever) and I finished of my English Lit and Philisophy degree through the open univercity system
so actuall it is only 2 degrees not 4
You may have 2 pieces of paper, but your 2 BA degrees are subsumed under 1.
IF you double major in English Lit and Philosophy, you only get ONE degree, i.e., you get 1 piece of paper (your actual graduation certificate). But 2 degrees are subsumed under that one paper. Thus, on a job interview, you wouldn't say you only have 1 BA degree. You have 2 BA degrees, English and Philosophy. They are two distinct fields of study, and if you have to major in 2 separate fields. But on the day of graduation, you only get ONE piece of paper, with all your degrees subsumed under it. If you major in 6 studies, and you graduate, you get ONE piece of paper, but you still have 6 degrees. This would hold true if they were all BA fields of study.
