==Answers== Whenever so see the word "Applied" within a degree title, you know there is going to be a difference. The "Applied" degrees are what we call "Career Oriented," meaning they very particular to the field, and usually designed in such a way as to give the student much of the basics for entry level positions within that field. While this may be good for individuals who have an urgency to get out into the work force quickly, it may or may not be good in terms of transfer to a four year institution. Still, there are some applied degrees that are fully transferable especially when the community college has special articulations with other four year colleges and universities. An individual who may be interested in an "Applied" degree should contact the Transfer Counselor at the school they are attending for more insight into the pros and cons of such a degree. One of the differences between an Arts, Science, and Applied Science/Arts degree is the amount of general education requirements needed to complete the degree for graduation purposes. The Arts degree is really meant for transfer to a four year institution where the student has the opportunity to complete a Bachelor's degree. Therefore, much of the course work is designed to fulfill the general education cluster (first two years of study) of the four year institution with some courses that will serve as prerequisites for the higher level courses within the Junior and Senior years. The Associates in Science will have less general educational requirements, and the Applied area even less. Viper1
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Typically, the associate of arts degree is a transfer program for those students wishing to pursue their bachelor's degree within the same field. As long as the school you took the associates at has a regional accreditation, the coursework and degree will be recognized by all other colleges and universities.
It depends on the specific school. However, most identify the degree as an associate in science degree (AS).
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An associate of science degree is a general degree type from which many specific programs (majors) of study fall. Culinary arts is one of those specific programs of study. However, colleges and universities offering this program are rare. The training required for this field is most prevalent to vocational and private schools, although many receive their training on-the-job.
Abbreviations for Associate's DegreeAssociate's degrees can be abbreviated several ways: A.A. - Associate of ArtsA.S. - Associate of ScienceA.A.S. - Associate of Applied Science
It depends on where you took the degree, and the type. Most associates degree are not very specific. They are either an associate of arts (AA), associate in science (AS), or an associate in applied science (AAS).
An Associate in Applied Arts is usually two years. You won't be an Associate in Applied Arts though, you will have one.
It depends on the type of degree. the three most common are as follows. * Associate of Arts (AA) * Associate in Science (AS) * Associate of Applied Science (AAS)
An Associate Degree is usually a from a 2-year college. A batchelor's degree is from a 4-year university and represents at least a 2-year additional period of study above the Associates Degree.
Typically, there are three as follows.Associate of Arts (AA)Associate in Science (AS)Associate in Applied Science (AAS)
It depends on the degree type and major. The associates degree is a general degree type from which many specific programs (majors) of study fall. This is the associate of arts (AA), associate in science (AS), and the associate in applied science (AAS). Each have specific program of study that fall under them, with each having their own course requirements.It depends on the degree type and major. The associates degree is a general degree type from which many specific programs (majors) of study fall. This is the associate of arts (AA), associate in science (AS), and the associate in applied science (AAS). Each have specific program of study that fall under them, with each having their own course requirements.It depends on the degree type and major. The associates degree is a general degree type from which many specific programs (majors) of study fall. This is the associate of arts (AA), associate in science (AS), and the associate in applied science (AAS). Each have specific program of study that fall under them, with each having their own course requirements.It depends on the degree type and major. The associates degree is a general degree type from which many specific programs (majors) of study fall. This is the associate of arts (AA), associate in science (AS), and the associate in applied science (AAS). Each have specific program of study that fall under them, with each having their own course requirements.It depends on the degree type and major. The associates degree is a general degree type from which many specific programs (majors) of study fall. This is the associate of arts (AA), associate in science (AS), and the associate in applied science (AAS). Each have specific program of study that fall under them, with each having their own course requirements.It depends on the degree type and major. The associates degree is a general degree type from which many specific programs (majors) of study fall. This is the associate of arts (AA), associate in science (AS), and the associate in applied science (AAS). Each have specific program of study that fall under them, with each having their own course requirements.
Typically, there are four levels of college degrees. They are:AssociatesBachelorsMastersDoctorate (highest level of academic attainment)
There are three main categories of associate degrees within the United States and indicated as follows:Associates of Arts - A.A.Associates of Science - A.S.Associates of Applied Science - A.A.S.Viper1
Within the United States, the technology degrees at this level are typically an associate of applied science (AAS) degree. The regular transfer programs in criminal justice can be either the associate of arts (AA), or the associate in science (AS).
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