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(07-20-2021, 02:00 PM)bjcheung77 Wrote: Get an AAS from Pierpont, you'll be getting an Associates in Applied Science with emphasis vs an Associates in General Studies with concentration in something.
You cannot get that degree if you already have earned an Associates elsewhere, right? It has to be your first one, I thought.
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(07-20-2021, 07:46 PM)NC Coach Wrote: (07-20-2021, 02:00 PM)bjcheung77 Wrote: Get an AAS from Pierpont, you'll be getting an Associates in Applied Science with emphasis vs an Associates in General Studies with concentration in something.
You cannot get that degree if you already have earned an Associates elsewhere, right? It has to be your first one, I thought.
Whether that is true or not depends upon whom you ask. There is no question that a number of DF members earned it after other degrees.
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The first one for free... The rest paying. If I understood it well.
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(07-21-2021, 04:22 AM)Kab Wrote: The first one for free... The rest paying. If I understood it well.
I don't know whether or not your post was in reply to mine, nor is it clear what you meant by "first" or "the rest", so I'll just say that the Board of Governors AAS is free, period.
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07-21-2021, 11:42 AM
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I'm at Bottega for my MBA. It's a good experience thus far for the most part. Ashworth and Penn Foster are great ideas. I'm not sure why they didn't come to mind before. I do list my BS in General Studies in Psychology, and I do emphasize and explain that. However, the AS doesn't have a subject of study. Most of credits are actually in English so if it was a specific concentration, that'd be it.
I'm at Bottega for my MBA. It's a good experience thus far for the most part. Ashworth and Penn Foster are great ideas. I'm not sure why they didn't come to mind before. I do list my BS in General Studies in Psychology, and I do emphasize and explain that. However, the AS doesn't have a subject of study. Most of credits are actually in English so if it was a specific concentration, that'd be it.
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