07-22-2019, 02:57 AM
Don't spread yourself too thin to try to pick up multiple AA/AS + BA/BS degrees. If anything, you could look into requirements for a double major BA/BS degree, plan out a reasonable path, and drop the AA/AS idea entirely. They aren't so beneficial.
Your focus on racking up multiple degrees is common when you are starting out and feeling impressed by the relative ease of earning credits online, but it's going to be a better bet for you to work toward a single BA/BS--one maybe with a double major--depending on where you enroll.
Your focus on racking up multiple degrees is common when you are starting out and feeling impressed by the relative ease of earning credits online, but it's going to be a better bet for you to work toward a single BA/BS--one maybe with a double major--depending on where you enroll.
Shanghai Intl. School Leadership Team Member, College Counselor, SAT-, PSAT-, & SSD-Coordinator. Reverts to PADI Divemaster when near a coast.
○BS Anthropology (Minors: History, Brazilian Studies) | Tulane (3.90, summa cum laude)
○BA History & Political Science (Minors: Pre-Law, Intl. Studies, Social Studies, Criminal Justice, & Business Admin) | UMPI
○MS Early Childhood Studies: Administration, Management, & Leadership | Walden (3.90)
○Certificate Teachers College College Advising Program | Columbia
○Certificate College Access Counseling | Rice
○Certificate College Admissions Specialist | American School Counselors Association
○Goals: A) EdD/MS in Higher Ed; B) 51/195 Countries; C) Find 3rd good hamburger in Shanghai (accomplished June '19, August '21, and...?)
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