Math AS After degree suggestions

[bjcheung77]

Where in Canada are you from? Your answers are to vague for anyone to guess at and gauge how well you can do, or the budget you have, etc. Absolutely a big no for the Associates degree, even though you only need 15 credits or less, you're paying a residency waiver cost that would be the same if you went for the Bachelors. For the Bachelors, you only need 18 credits that are UL, so you're just doing 1 extra class, but you'll have to add a few lower level credits to make it a total of 24 new credits since your Bachelors was completed.