West Virginia Northern CC AAS BOG

[davewill]

An AA/AS usually has most of the GenEds that a corresponding BA/BS has and is often considered a step on the way to a bachelor's. An AAS has more courses in the area of study, and those AOS courses are usually more applied in nature, and is considered more of a goal in and of itself. The AAS may be less aligned with the bachelor's and it's possible that courses in the AAS won't fit into the Bachelors, but that's far from a universal truth...you can't really know unless you look at the requirements for both degrees from both schools.