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TESC associates and bachelors degree - keymommy2000 - 08-31-2015
How do you receive both Associates and Bachelors degree separately without signing up for the associates degree first, and then going for the bachelors?
TESC associates and bachelors degree - gingerbeefE - 09-01-2015
I was working on my bachelor I am about 4 classes away. I noticed I was 1 class short of associtates so I email an advisor asking what if it was possible to enroll for AS. I was emailed a reply that said you are now enrolled in the associates. TESC just set them as two sepereate degree plans. Does this answer your question?
TESC associates and bachelors degree - swalke321 - 09-01-2015
You can graduate at the same time with both an associates and bachelors or you can graduate separately, complete the associates first and then the bachelors second or bachelors first and then associates second. If you graduate once with both degrees you pay one graduation fee. If you graduate with the degrees separately you pay 2 graduation fees. The two degrees can share credits. If you earn an associates after a bachelors then there is a 12 new credit requirement in the AOS.