By AS, I mean Associates in Science, NOT AAS (Applied Science).
What's the difference between an Associates in Arts and Associates in Science degree?
In a planning worksheet I found at my college, it states that an AA is for "students who plan to transfer to a bachelorette-granting school to pursue a bachelor's degree in a liberal arts or business area."
For an AS, it states "an AS degree is designed for students who plan to transfer to a bachelorette-granting degree in a science or science related field."
Okay, that makes sense although I'm not 100% sure what a liberal arts area is. But the thing is I'm undecided about what I want to major in.
Say if I went for the AA degree, I'd still be able to transfer to the same University as I would if I had an AS, right?
Like I said, I'm undecided. So what if I got an AA, transfered, then while I'm at a 4 year school, I decide to do something in a science related field, say computer science for example. I'd be able to do that right?
2007-11-07
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