Associate's Degree - Is It Worth It?

- August 28, 2010, 8:33 am

An associate degree is generally a two-year degree from an educational institution such as a community college, career school, university or college. The two years of coursework involves about 60 college credits received by completing a number of general education courses along with core subject courses and electives. Associate degrees are available in a wide variety of subjects like arts, applied science, science, business, computers, health services, education, engineering and other career fields. After earning your associate degree you may have the option of transferring your credits to a Bachelors degree program. So what then are the advantages of an associate

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