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Could and associate in fine arts degree go toward a bachelors in photography?
im going to a community college. im interesting in being a photographer but the community college doesn't offer photography classes, although it does offer other art classes. would i be able to study art at the community college and then go into photography when i transfer?
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- SimonLv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
You could, but not taking photography classes would be detrimental.
You should look into the possibility of taking photography classes at another school and having them apply for credit at your current school. Or they might allow you to take some courses online for credit.
Also, this might help you:
http://www.wikihow.com/Become-a-Professional-Photo...
Good luck!
- Anonymous5 years ago
An associate of arts is a 2 year degree that is meant to transfer to a bachelor's program in which you would attend another 2 years. A bachelor's is generally the more desirable degree as far as employability goes. In other words: It looks better on a resume and you usually make more money. As far as interior design goes, you would more than likely have to get a bachelor's degree anyways. If you wanted to go to school for the AA degree first, I would recommend Human Environmental Science or just a general Art degree, but be sure to check with the bachelor's degree program director to ensure these credits will transfer.
