clarification on "major / minor"

[bjcheung77]

Hmm, basically, I would only list that I have a Bachelors in ABC and an Associates in XYZ.
I would keep it concise and simple. Here's the reasoning...

1) A Bachelors minor concentration will contain Upper Level courses, the Associates are all Lower Level.
Associates level degrees do not have majors or minors, I usually name them the area or subject of study.
Majors or Minors are usually associated with Bachelors level degrees.
It depends really on how people in Academia or in different positions see things.

2) A major is usually 30+ credits, a minor concentration is generally 15+ credits.
Think of it as a BSBA, it's a business major, with different options for AOS (area of study) of your choice.
The same goes with a BALS, you have concentrations to select from if you ever wanted.
Each of these examples have a major, and you can select from a different concentration if you wanted.