What can you do with an Associate in Science degree?

Answer 1

If you have not taken this degree yet, then I would suggest you give much thought. Today, competition is keen within the business area. An associates degree in business is really not going to be enough to secure higher level positions. Most individuals who pursue a degree in business focus on The Bachelor's degree. Many who have a bachelor's degree go on to pursue a master's degree. The first thing you should do is acquire a vision of exactly what you want to do in business. Once you acquire that vision, you can then research the requirements for that specific occupation. Many higher level positions in business today require the minimum of a bachelor's degree. You would be better off taking a transfer program in business (AA or AS) at the associate degree level, then transfer to a four year institution for the bachelor's degree at a later date. Unless the community college a special articulation agreement with some four year colleges and/or universities the AAS does not transfer well at all, and you will lose many credits.

Answer 2

A bachelor's degree in applied science can open up career opportunities in a variety of industries such as high-tech, biopharmaceutical, healthcare, or services depending on your area of interest and specialization. Many combine a degree in applied science with a business program to enhance their employment opportunities. Such students find high profile jobs in management, marketing, finance, accounting, human resources, etc. If you are interested in a natural and applied sciences career, then check out the degree programs offered in the field by Bentley University. It is one of the leading universities in America located at a plush campus in Waltham, just minutes away from Boston.

Answer 3

The propensity to be promoted to assistant manager of Arbys increases 3-fold if you have an AS.