AA after BS

[bjcheung77]

As I mentioned earlier, the Associates is a good idea if it's in a field/subject matter that your Bachelors is different in, for example, people at TESU get the ASNSM Computer Science along with the BSBA CIS for free en route to the degree. I would not purposely go for an AA or ASBA along with the BSBA unless it's free, doesn't take any extra courses, energy, money, time to get them.

A good reason to have an Associates in a different subject matter is to get into that specific field, such as an AA, AAS, AS in Surgery Tech or Vet Tech, or something like Nursing and moving up to a business admin or management later, they can ladder up to a Bachelors in Leadership or Management. What students should do is look at complementing degrees and not redundant options.