COSC Associates Degree block transfer to COSC?

[Clepper43]

Kind of crazy question, but if you earn the general studies Associates Degree from COSC, and later decided to pursue a bachelor's, do they block transfer their own degree for green eds? I know it's probably wishful thinking, but my son is in a position to get the Associates now. Hoping not to "waste" any credits that they may not accept after July 1. The other option is just continue pursuing the bachelors and pay student services fee every semester to stay enrolled.
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[natshar]

Kind of crazy question, but if you earn the general studies Associates Degree from COSC, and later decided to pursue a bachelor's, do they block transfer their own degree for green eds? I know it's probably wishful thinking, but my son is in a position to get the Associates now. Hoping not to "waste" any credits that they may not accept after July 1. The other option is just continue pursuing the bachelors and pay student services fee every semester to stay enrolled.
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They wouldn't block transfer but they would roll over to a bachelors. After the associates then he would just 30 RA credits and 30 credits from anywhere to get to 120.

[dfrecore]

It's not a transfer, since it's at the same school. Transfers are generally between schools. BUT, it will work perfectly - you'll have your GE's done, and like natshar said, you'll just need to figure out the major to make sure you have all of your courses planned well.