What is an Associate of Arts Degree? An Associate of Arts or AA degree is a two-year undergraduate degree program requiring the completion of 60 credit hours. An AA offers a foundation of general ...

Types of Associate Degrees An associate degree is a college degree that generally requires 60 credits and usually falls into one of two categories, an Associate or Arts or Associate of Science.

What can you do with an associate of arts degree in psychology? When you earn your associate degree from Loyola, you gain the name recognition and lifetime career support available to all graduates of ...

Every year, around 670,000 students earn associate degrees from community colleges—yet only about 32,000 job postings in 2016 specifically asked for an associate of arts (A.A.) degree.

The Associate of Arts - General at Stark State College partners well with the Bachelor of Arts in English Studies degree at Miami University. The Bachelor of Arts in English Studies requires 124 ...

Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is seeking approval to offer "off-ramp" associate degrees to students unable to finish a ...

The University of Wisconsin-Parkside will introduce five associate degrees to its academic offerings next fall.

Reverse transfer is a process for awarding an associate of arts degree to students who transfer from a two-year to a four-year institution prior to completing the AA degree requirements at the two ...

A two-year associate of arts degree from a community college rarely benefits graduates unless they continue to a four-year degree, according to a new study.

CVTC partners with three UW schools to offer a new Associate of Arts Degree.

The Visual Arts degree program offers specializations in 3D art, animation, ceramics, digital art, drawing and illustration, traditional fine arts, graphic design, photography and videography.

Earning an associate degree in accounting can be the first step toward an accounting career, preparing you to pursue entry-level roles in the field or more advanced degrees. With traditional, in ...