What are some possible majors I can pursue with an Associate of Science degree?
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Having an Associate of Science (AS) degree opens up a variety of bachelor’s degree options for you. Here are some potential majors you could consider:
Biology – A great choice if you’re interested in life sciences, healthcare, or environmental studies.
Chemistry – Ideal if you enjoy working with substances and reactions; this could lead to careers in pharmaceuticals or research.
Environmental Science – Perfect for those passionate about ecology and sustainability.
Psychology – Requires an understanding of the scientific method and can lead to various careers in mental health or social services.
Health Sciences – For those interested in healthcare, this major often covers a broad range of medical fields.
Computer Science – If you have an interest in technology, programming, or software development, this could be a great fit.
Mathematics – Useful for careers in finance, engineering, and data analysis.
Public Health – Focused on community health and disease prevention.
Engineering (various disciplines) – If you have a strong interest in math and problem-solving, engineering can be a rewarding path.
Nursing – A specific and in-demand field if you’re interested in direct patient care.
Consider your interests, strengths, and career goals when making your decision. It might also be helpful to meet with a counselor at your school to discuss your options further and see if any specific programs align with your past coursework. Good luck!