Can credits used for an associate's also be used for a bachelors?

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some state systems have "block transfer" of the entire degree, rather than doing it course-by-course.

This is uncommon these days, especially around here and definitely when referring to the Pierpont degree.

That's not actually true. The Board of Governors AAS is meant as a block transfer to any West Virginia state college as part of their flexible Regents Bachelor of Arts degree program. Many people on here take advantage of Pierpont's lack of WV credit requirement that all of the other BOG AAS granting schools have.

1) it is true that a block transfer is uncommon
2) when we discuss the Pierpont AAS degree on this forum, it's for people to get the AAS only; they are not going to be transferring to a WV school