What are Prerequisites?

Question

what is the difference b/w Prerequisites and associate degree

Answer 1

Prerequisites are courses that must be taken before more advanced course work can be attempted.

Answer 2

a prerequisite is a class that you must take in order to fulfill the degree that you are seeking.

in other words: as an education major in south Texas, it is required that I take a music course before I get accepted into the Education program (along with many other courses)...

an associates degree is something that you get when you finish your first two years in a community college/ university. this is where all those prereq's come in handy.

Answer 3

Prerequisites are the classes or experiences you need before you can take a specific class in college. Sometimes you can test your way past a prerequisite, or petition the professor. Upper division classes usually have prerequisites.

Answer 4

Prerequisites are just what courses or experiences you need to have prior to taking a course of education. An associate's degree is what diploma (degree) from two year college program of study.

Answer 5

Prereqs are classes that you have to have taken (or be granted an equivalency of for similar course work) in order to take a certain class or enter a certain program.

An associate degree (AA, I presume) is earned in an opened ended program that you usually take at a community college in which you satisfy a number of courses that are required at universities in order to complete the program (meaning major). The AA is a stepping stone to getting a bachelors at a 4 year university.

Answer 6

Required classes before you're allowed to take another class. Like Classes A, B and C have to be taken before you can take Class D.

Answer 7

Requirement that must be met before something else can be done. Usually this applies to school classes or work.