By Creston News (ARA)
Associate degree programs are a great short-term training option for people who want to move quickly from the classroom to the job market. They’re available at many community and local colleges and often have course schedules that accommodate working adults. Depending on your field, you can qualify to pursue many entry-level jobs with an associate degree to your name. But sometimes, an associate degree is not enough. If you’re an associate degree holder who’s been working for a while, and you’ve decided it’s time for more training, you might be wondering if you can count your associate toward a bachelor’s degree. There are now bachelor’s degree completion programs that can help you build on your associate degree. These degree completion courses may be available online as well as on-campus.
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