Is it true that you need an associates degree in order for you to get a bachelors degree?

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Absolutely not! Most people who get bachelor's degrees never even go to a school that offers associates degrees. Associate degrees come more from junior/community/tech colleges rather than universities.

Most universities do not offer an associate level degree. Sources: experience .

I have a bachelor's degree and not an associate's. My older daughter has an associates and not a bachelor's degree. One never means the other.

Only, the associate's comprises roughly (never exactly) half the work of the bachelor's degree so my daughter wisely attended the local community college, getting her associates degree and many of the classes in her major at a whopping discount before transferring to the CSU next door. But going into the CSU, all they care about are the classes she took. The Associate's Degree that the community college gave her don't mean nothin' to them..

2 No it isn't true. I actually got a bachelors degree first, and then later on, got an associates degree. You don't have to get a associates degree first, to get a bachelors degree.

No it isn't true. I actually got a bachelors degree first, and then later on, got an associates degree. You don't have to get a associates degree first, to get a bachelors degree.

3 An Associates Degree is usually a two year program. A lot of people get an Associates Degree in a Community College and then parlay that into a Bachelor's Degree by transferring their credits to a 4 year college. There's nothing wrong with that, in fact it can save a ton of money compared to going to a 4 year college from the beginning, but a Bachelor's Degree has it's own requirements and they don't include an Associates Degree.

An Associates Degree is usually a two year program. A lot of people get an Associates Degree in a Community College and then parlay that into a Bachelor's Degree by transferring their credits to a 4 year college. There's nothing wrong with that, in fact it can save a ton of money compared to going to a 4 year college from the beginning, but a Bachelor's Degree has it's own requirements and they don't include an Associates Degree.

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I have a Bachelors of Science Degree in Medical Technology. What are my chances of getting into Anesthesiology?

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