3 Degrees-Is this possible?

[mrs.b]

If they say you can graduate with the ASBA at the same time as the dual concentration BSBA, then what was said prior is untrue. There is no difference if the associates is a AAS or ASBA. With a dual focus BSBA I would prefer the AAS, over the ASBA. It would be something different in comparison to yet a third undergrad business degree; that would be overkill. The ES&ST degree could get you elected to the company safety committee and/or be a cool addition to the HR function.

Definitely. I emailed this time - maybe I was not clear on the telephone, who knows - so hopefully they agree that it is allowable. I am interested in the ASBA also (no extra credits were required, and in hard economic times when PhDs are applying for entry-level positions, it's good to have an option to 'downgrade' a resume if the unspeakable ever happened to avoid an overqualified pile), but the AAS is more interesting. The reasons you listed are why I think the AAS-ES&ST degree would be a great addition to the BSBA. Working in both Operations management and HR, it's valuable information. Tack on a 10-hour or 30-hour OSHA cert, and it also adds versatility to work as a Safety Officer if the need arises.


Sorry to hijack the thread, momtomany! The 12 new credits just cannot be used to complete a different degree's requirements. They do not have to be from the area of study, but they typically are just due to the universal overlap of Gen Ed requirements.