No an Associates degree is a 2 year degree. If you get one in nursing, dental technician, radiology technician and so on. You can even get them in areas like history, business, accounting and many other thing. This is more limited knowledge within what ever you get your Associates in. It does make finding a job easier to get and have if you at least have an Associates degree. A Bachelor’s degree is a 4 year degree, from a college or university. This study still has you take all the general English and so on that you would have to get for an Associates degree, but your major is much more work. It takes 4 years for a Bachelor’s degree. I got my Associates degree with a focus on history, then I went and got my Bachelor’s degree from the University of Kentucky. It makes finding a good job a lot easier if one has a Bachelor’s degree. There are a lot of jobs that just want an Associates degree but having a Bachelors degree opens up a lot more doors for you. Basically it’s 2 years for an Associates degree, then 2 more for a Bachelor’s degree, then 2 more for a Masters degree and 2 more for a PhD. It is best if from your Bachelors on up you stick with one area you like and are good at. It can take as long as 3 years for some master programs. If you had to pick I say go with the Bachelors degree, you will find it much easier to get a good paying job. Good Luck! =)

Eri is actual. a guy or woman with an pals would have a 2 year degree and continuously be the helper of a guy or woman with a 4 year bachelors degree. the two year degree would be a pair of million/4 the cost of the bachelors yet you will make a million/2 the money for existence if that’s what you get.

no you go to school for 2 years to earn you Associates degree, then another 2 years and earn your Bach. degree. if you start out going to a community college, a junior college, and you plan on getting your Bach degree, make sure you are getting a Associates of Science or Art, not an A.S.S or you’ll have to take more classes when you tranfer to the university and you’ll be behind a little bit. talk to your counselor about that though

A Bachelor’s degree is normally a four year program. An Associate’s degree is a two year program.

No. That’s be nice though. You’ll still have about 2 more years until you get a BA. or a BS. So you’ll be half way done. If you’re at a community college then you usually get your AA before transferring to a University. After transferring then you can get your BA.

Nope, but if you do it right you can tackle a BS in one more yr.