AA vs AS vs AAS Degrees (Academic Wellness - Mini-Session)

This session was extremely beneficial, providing me with crucial guidance on how to navigate academic paths, and it also made clear the distinct differences between transfer focussed degrees and work force ready credentials. As well, the breakdown of GPA requirements and the demonstration on how to use tools like OnIT were things that I found very helpful for mapping out my student success and long-term career planning.

I learned how AA, AS, and AAS degrees are different and how each can lead to different paths in school and work. It helped me understand which degree might be best for my future.

I learned more about the different degree options and how choosing the right degree can help me reach my educational and career goals. As a Business Management student, this helped me better understand which degree path fits my future plans.

This mini session was a good refresher on the differences between AS, AA, and AAS. I learned about the different jobs one can obtain with each degree. One difference between these degrees is that an AS degree is transfer-friendly, while an AAS degree is career-friendly.

I attended this meeting back on October 14th, and the meeting was great! What I learned in this meeting is that we talked about what are AA, AS, and AAS degrees are. We also talked about what each degree means to our path. I also learned that we worked as a whole class to answer questions based on what degrees do these scenarios mean to a student. Our conversations were also polite and engaging in the meeting. Overall, a great meeting.

I got more information about certificates for my dad who was interested in an HVAC . I also got more information about my own major AA pathways.

This session helped me learn about the different degrees that the collage offers.

My experience with the zoom session was very informative. I learn that the AAS is more about you going start into the work force rather than the AA and AS which are more of transfer credit to get a higher degree. I learn that the AS is focused on math and science.