Typically, the two year program of study is referred to as an Associates degree, and the four year program of study is a bachelors degree.
The United States has a total of 4,495 Title IV-eligible, degree-granting institutions: 2,774 4-year institutions and 1,721 2-year institutions.
This could depend on what type of degree you have. What did you major in? Also is your degree a 2 year? 4 year? Graduate degree? You could be a teacher with just a 4 year degree. Public relations is a 4 year degree job. Again, it depends on your degree and what experience you have.
No, 2 year degrees are not accepted as University Degree you have to do a 4 year degree. in your case may be after doing 2 year master you will be considered as graduate internationally No, 2 year degrees are not accepted as University Degree you have to do a 4 year degree. in your case may be after doing 2 year master you will be considered as graduate internationally No, 2 year degrees are not accepted as University Degree you have to do a 4 year degree. in your case may be after doing 2 year master you will be considered as graduate internationally
A 4 year LPN degree and then a 2 year RN. It is the equivalent of a Masters Degree.
Becoming a dental assistant takes 4 year degree and about a year of an internship. You could get a 2 year degree and then a 2 year internship as well.
The ASN degree, is a 2 year degree and is required to get a nursing license. Many students in today's job market, are going for the 4 year degree, a BSN.
A AS is only 2 years and a BS/BA is 4.
An Associates Degree is a 2 year degree and a Bachelor Degree is a 4 year degree. A Bachelor Degree will give you a lot more career options.
4 year degree, medical school, & 2 year training
An Associate Degree is usually a from a 2-year college. A batchelor's degree is from a 4-year university and represents at least a 2-year additional period of study above the Associates Degree.
yes! there are a couple of degree options: fashion design and fashion merchandising. you may be able to get a 2-year Associate's Degree or a 4-year Bachelor's degree depending on the college or university.
Yes. It depends on how much medicine you want in your degree. You need a high school degree, a 4 year college degree, and post college education. Don't take online classes for this degree, it looks bad. You will then need a 4 year medical school degree and 2 - 3 year training after. Or you can get a masters (2 more years) or PhD (4 more years) instead of medical school.