What are the degrees do you need to earn in college?

Answer 1

The degrees offered depends on the specific university. The typical degrees are as follows.

• Bachelor
• Master's
• Doctorate (highest level of educational attainment)
  

Answer 2

Typically, there are four categories, each having a variety of specific programs of study.

* Associates degree (two year program of study) * Bachelors Degree (four year program of study) * Masters (approximately (two to three years post bachelors) * Doctorate (approximately four years post bachelors) The above is just a general idea. There are always exceptions to the rule.

Typically, there are four categories, each having a variety of specific programs of study.

* Associates degree (two year program of study) * Bachelors Degree (four year program of study) * Masters (approximately (two to three years post bachelors) * Doctorate (approximately four years post bachelors) The above is just a general idea. There are always exceptions to the rule.

Typically, there are four categories, each having a variety of specific programs of study.

* Associates degree (two year program of study) * Bachelors Degree (four year program of study) * Masters (approximately (two to three years post bachelors) * Doctorate (approximately four years post bachelors) The above is just a general idea. There are always exceptions to the rule.

Typically, there are four categories, each having a variety of specific programs of study.

* Associates degree (two year program of study) * Bachelors Degree (four year program of study) * Masters (approximately (two to three years post bachelors) * Doctorate (approximately four years post bachelors) The above is just a general idea. There are always exceptions to the rule.

Typically, there are four categories, each having a variety of specific programs of study.

* Associates degree (two year program of study) * Bachelors Degree (four year program of study) * Masters (approximately (two to three years post bachelors) * Doctorate (approximately four years post bachelors) The above is just a general idea. There are always exceptions to the rule.

Typically, there are four categories, each having a variety of specific programs of study.

* Associates degree (two year program of study) * Bachelors Degree (four year program of study) * Masters (approximately (two to three years post bachelors) * Doctorate (approximately four years post bachelors) The above is just a general idea. There are always exceptions to the rule.

Answer 3

Typically, there are four categories, each having a variety of specific programs of study.

* Associates degree (two year program of study) * Bachelors Degree (four year program of study) * Masters (approximately (two to three years post bachelors) * Doctorate (approximately four years post bachelors) The above is just a general idea. There are always exceptions to the rule.

Answer 4

The degree you need is the one that leads you to your overall career goals and objectives. First you need to find your passion, a love for what you want to do. Once you find that passion, your path will become clear. Below are listed the general categories of degrees from lowest to highest.

* Associate's degree * Bachelor's degree * Master's degree * Doctorate degree * First Professional If your career goal is to become a nurse, you can start with an associate's degree. However, if you want to become a college or university professor, the minimum requirement would be a master's degree in the field you would like to teach. Thus, every career goal will have its own degree requirement (if a degree is needed at all).

Answer 5

Associate's Degree - 2 years

Bachelor's Degree - 4 years

Master's Degree - 6 years generally

Doctorate - 8 years generally