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What do associate a hold with?
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How mouch would you earn if hold associate deree in nursing?
i thin a person with associate deree would earn about 45000 a year
Is an associate professor considered a professor?
Yes, an associate professor is considered a type of professor in academia, but they typically hold a lower rank than a full professor.
Is an associate professor considered a doctor?
No, an associate professor is not considered a doctor. While they may hold a doctoral degree, the title of "doctor" is typically reserved for individuals who have earned a medical degree or a doctorate in a specific field, such as a Ph.D.
How do you abbreviate associate's degree?
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
What is a associate actuary?
What is a associate actuary?
What is A behavior you associate with femininity?
behaviour you associate with:
What is the suffix for associate?
The suffix for associate is "-ate."
Who is an associate?
John Bartholomew is an associate solicitor.
Can you get a minor with an associate's degree?
Typically, colleges do not offer a minor with an associate's degree.Typically, colleges do not offer a minor with an associate's degree.Typically, colleges do not offer a minor with an associate's degree.Typically, colleges do not offer a minor with an associate's degree.Typically, colleges do not offer a minor with an associate's degree.Typically, colleges do not offer a minor with an associate's degree.
What part of speech is associate?
Associate is a noun (an associate) and a verb (to associate).
Is it a associate of science degree?
It is an Associate in Arts or Associate in Science Degree. It may be shortened to Associate Degree, but one who earns it is an Associate. Therefore, it may be shortened to Associate's Degree. (Based on a Merriam Webster's Collegiate Dictionary of 1967, entry for Bachelor. Associate was not a degree at the time, at least not according to that dictionary.)
