Outlier : Associate (GGU) or Credit Course (Uni Pittsburgh)

[dfrecore]

GGU does not have a Bachelor's in IT, never has. They are a business & law school, with a little Psych thrown in. They have an IT minor for their business degrees, but that is in no way shape or form anywhere close to an IT degree.

An AS in Applied Computing just seems like a complete waste of time for me, when almost no school will accept that degree as a block transfer - you are giving the degree more consequence than it deserves. It will cost more money then you would need to spend, only to have tons of it not be able to count towards a bachelor's degree. This degree will take 2 years to complete, and then you'll transfer somewhere, and have to spend more years (and money) on a bachelor's degree. Just go for the bachelor's instead, and skip this AS degree.

Honestly, I don't understand what you're trying to do here. It just doesn't make any sense.