67 college credits is might give you what?

Answer 1

I suggest you make an appointment to meet with an academic advisor NOW. You may have enough credits to earn an associates degree (if you are in a community college), and if you want to you'll be able to transfer to another university to earn your bachelors degree. I applied for my bachelors degree one semester before graduating, and this is the normal procedure. It is your responsibility to inform the advisors when you plan to graduate.

Best wishes.

Answer 2

As several people have pointed out, you can usually get an associates degree at a community college with 60 credits, but that depends on whether the credits include all of the specific courses you need to graduate. If you just take random classes, you don't necessarily get anything. See your advisor right away to make sure the courses you have been taking will take you where you want to be.

Answer 3

"Is might give you what?" Evidently not grammar!

It might give you an associate's degree, it depends on precisely what courses you took to earn that 67 hours.

I managed to waste my youth earning 235 hours before I qualified for a bachelor's degree--normally it takes about 120. You need to not only earn a certain number of hours, but they need to be in a particular degree program.