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Is it possible to obtain an associates degree in a year?
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- fancynameLv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
It would be difficult but it is possible providing you are willing to take extra credit loads and you are talking about a literal year going without vacations, not a normal school year.
- 1 decade ago
I would say it is possible but depending on your schedule somewhat unlikely. I think most require at least 60 credit hours to graduate and most classes are about 3 credit hours. So you would have to take 20 classes in the year. Thats a lot, I'm sure not impossible for some but if you have to work it would be tough.
If you are looking at a degree program that promises that, be very careful and do your research...make sure they have some type of accreditation.
- 1 decade ago
Yes, depending on what degree you are after. Some work experiences and a minor test passing to "test out" of certain classes will grant you credits towards a AS or AAS degree at any acredited college. Otherwise 62 - 68 credits would be tuff to handle in a year. Hope this helps...
- lynda_isLv 61 decade ago
Unlikely. You need something like 60 or so credits to get an associates degree. Even if you go full time for a year, you will not be able to squeeze in 60 plus credits.