Typically, the associate of arts degree must have 75% of the coursework in the liberal arts and science area. It is designed as a transfer program. As such, it is intended to complete the first two year general education courses/cluster required by four year colleges and universities where students can enter with junior level status.
It depends on the major, and it also depends on what you mean by elective credits. There are free electives and electives that are specific to a subject area. For example, a liberal arts degree can have 12 credits in free electives (you can take anything), where a business degree may be six to nine, but while they are electives, they may be electives specific to a subject area. For instance, a business degree might have nine credits in electives, but six may have to be taken in the business area. Thus, you have a choice but only within that area. Then the other three credits may be required within the humanities area. So, all I can say is, "it depends."
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An AA is generally 50-60 units or the first 2 years of college. Contact your college.
No. You have 5 credits left for your AA degree. You usually need to go four years for a Bachelor's degree.
You will need to talk to an educational adviser about getting your degree. Sixty credits may be enough to get an AA, but it also depends on what the credits are for. Each degree requires that certain course criteria be met before being awarded a certificate.
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None. The cosmetology program is typically at the vocational school level, and as such, no credits would be transferable. There are some colleges and universities that evaluate work experience, however, it is a lengthy, and expensive procedure to go through for the few credits that may be usable as an elective. It's just not worth it. Still, I would not get discouraged. A degree can open up more career opportunities for your. Just go ahead and do it.
The equivalent of a United States Associates degree in India is the Associates of Arts or AA degree. It is a two year degree where the student earns 60 credits.
You can start with you home county community college and sit down with an enrollment specialist, who can help to determine which program your credits will best fit into. There will be a limit as to how many credits will transfer.
around 60
How many years does it take to become a genetics if you start from AA degree?
While the associates degree in most areas is approximately 60 to 64 credits to complete, the registered nurse program is a bit more because of the clinical hours involved. The program - depending on the institution - would be approximately 75 credits.
The AA degree is Associates of Arts The AA degree is a two year program that fulfills the requirements leading up to the BA degree (an additional 2 years beyond the AA degree) All the credits earned for the AA degree can transfer to a 4 year university. The AS degree is Associates of Science The AS degree is either a one or two year program depending on your course of study. Some of the credits earned for the AS degree may be able to be transfered to a 4 year university. The best route, for the serious student is to go for the AA. Attending a community college for the first 2 years is half as expensive as doing those first 2 years at a university.
The number of credits required for an associates degree are approximately between 60 and 64 depending on the college and state mandates. The programs are designed as two year degrees provided the student is full-time, and takes the program as prescribed by the college.