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University of Houston
Houston, Texas
Annual College Costs (Fall 2009)
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77,000 university of Houston
How much does a firefighter with a four year degree in firesciences make a year?
Accounting schools train students to become accountants, payroll clerks, tax preparers and bookkeepers. Accounting schools in Houston offer certificates and associate's, bachelor's and graduate degrees in accounting. Houston Community College and the University of Houston both offer degree programs in accounting.
Typically, a bachelors degree is designed as a four year program of study as a full-time student, provided the student takes the degree as prescribed by the college or university. Evidently, as a part-time student it would take longer. If you have a certificate and the work you completed within that certificate is at college or university level, then how much additional work you would need to complete your degree would be strictly dependent on the receiving institution. In other words, the institution you attend would have to equate your prior work to determine how much of it would be transferable toward the bachelors degree.
It could be. It depends on which level you would like to pursue (at least to begin with). Many community colleges offer graphic design as a two year associate's degree. Then again, you could choose to go directly for the bachelor's degree at a four year college or university. Some individuals (because of the expense of four year institutions) start with the associates degree which is much less expensive, and then transfer to another college or university to finish the bachelor's degree. Thus, it is a matter of preference.
a bunch of money
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Associate degrees are two year degrees that are far less comprehensive than four year university bachelor degrees. You cannot do much with associate degrees.
Depends on the country, in most places, no. The AA Degree program is similar to the first two years at a university, only much much cheaper. You then enter the university level as a junior. In the United States, you would need to complete your Bachelor's degree at an accredited four-year college or university before entering law school. In most places you won't be accepted if you have only an Associate's degree. It is possible that they might make an exception for you, but the school may not be accredited.
I would look at University of Phoenix. They will help you.
If you do not have a degree at this time, I would strongly advise you choose a college or university degree. Many community colleges offer an associates degree in nursing, or you can choose a four year college or university. It will also give you the opportunity to seek advanced degrees at a later time should you decide to do so. In addition, a nursing degree from a college or university will make you much more marketable, an will be of great benefit in terms of promotions and higher positions within the workforce.
Any university will offer master's degree programs. At that level, though, it is much more important who you choose as your thesis advisor than the university you go to.