What Degree can I do after associate in Science (AS)?

<p>Hi.</p><p>After completing an Associate in Science (AS) degree, you have several options to continue your education. The AS is typically a 2-year undergraduate-level degree (often from community colleges in the U.S. or similar institutions worldwide) and is designed to prepare students for transfer to a 4-year bachelor's program.</p><p>Here's a detailed breakdown:</p><p>Bachelor's Degree (Most Common Path)</p><p>The AS degree is primarily intended for transfer into a 4-year bachelor's degree program. Most universities accept AS graduates into the 3rd semester of a Bachelor's programme (depending on credits).</p><p>Examples of degrees you can pursue:</p><p>Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)</p><p>B.Sc. in Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Environmental Science, etc.</p><p>Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)</p><p>If your AS courses included humanities or social sciences, some universities allow transfer to B.A. in Psychology, Sociology, or English.</p><p>Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) / Commerce (B.Com)</p><p>If you have AS credits in math, economics, or business foundations.</p><p>Specialized/Professional Programs</p><p>Some universities allow AS graduates to enter professional or specialised programs, but eligibility may vary:</p><p data-start="1406" data-end="1446">Engineering or Technology programs</p><p data-start="1451" data-end="1512">Example: B.Tech / B.E. (with prerequisites in math/science)</p><p data-start="1517" data-end="1623">May require completing additional foundational courses if AS courses don't match the programme requirements.</p><p data-start="1626" data-end="1659">Healthcare-related programs</p><p data-start="1664" data-end="1679">Nursing (BSN)</p><p data-start="1684" data-end="1746">Allied health degrees (Radiology, Medical Lab Science, etc.)</p><ul><li>&nbsp;</li></ul>

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