Okay, I'm in 9th grade, and I know this is quite early but I
already know what college I'm going to. Which is ITT Technical
Institute. I wanted to step into the Criminal Justice Field and I
don't understand the degree part. Do I have to have a certain
degree to graduate from it? I went to some of the websites and it
says that you have to either graduate (from ITT Tech) with a
Bachelors Degree or a Associates Degree. Is it true? Plus,
one of my long-term goals were to graduate from high school with a
Scholarship, and I'm wondering if I could get in with just a
scholarship. But is there like a requirement along with it? Like an
essay, or an enrollment?
***Did you go, or went, to ITT Tech? If you did, can you please
leave some comments, with advice. I would really appreciate it. And
if you didn't, then can you please at least leave some advice?
Thank-you, for stopping by to help me out.
Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Is a Bachelors Degree and a Associates Degree Similar?
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Posted by Tue Oct 27, 2009 5:31pm PDT
Report AbuseAssociates is a lesser degree which usually takes only about 2 years. Bachelors usually takes a 3 and a half to 4 years to earn. I really don't know anything about ITT Tech except for the commercials on TV, but I would highly advise you to go for the Bachelor's Degree. You are young, so you could easily finish your Bachelor's and possible pursue a Master's Degree (another 1-2 years after your Bachelor's is completed). Most companies prefer at least a Bachelor's, but a Master's is something that can definitely help you in the job market. You are only in 9th grade, so you have time to figure it out. Heck, I've been in college for 3 years and I'm still trying to figure it out. Good luck!
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Posted by Wed Oct 28, 2009 3:22am PDT
Report AbuseNo! A.A. means you had dedicated and disciplined yourself for 2 years...A bachelors which pushes Masters types of classes shows you not only succeeded and passed these courses, but also shows that you dedicated and had self discipline for yourself in the amount of 4-5 years. And further to the rest of the higher Degrees....(which many those who do have the Masters, PhD, Doctorates yet have to prove they are actually worthy of having these degrees!).
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Posted by Wed Oct 28, 2009 12:14pm PDT
Report AbuseAssociates is a lesser degree which usually takes only about 2 years. Bachelors usually takes a 3 and a half to 4 years to earn.
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Posted by Wed Nov 4, 2009 5:24pm PST
Report AbuseHELLO,
HELL NO, THE PAY GOES HIGHER FOR THE Bachelors AND IF YOU CAN GET THE
Associates YOU MIGHT AS WELL GO ALL THE WAY. GET ON YOUR GRIND NOW AND YOU WONT PAY FOR IT LATER.
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