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An associate’s degree take two years to complete, and several types of degrees are offered. Some associate degree programs are designed to prepare college students to transfer to 4 year colleges and others help prepare students for immediate entry in the workforce and they are AA, AS, AFA, AAS. First off its A.A, Associates of Arts, is a degree designed for students that plan on transferring to a college or university majoring in Liberal arts, or “general education. A.S or Associates of Science, is similar to A.A in that it is also a transfer degree; but it primarily deals with science related majors. A.F.A or Associates of Fine Arts is for student that plan to transfer to a university to pursue a bachelors in a Fine Arts degree. Lastly, A.A.S
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