What jobs are available specifically if you have an associates degree in general studies?

Answer 1

An AA degree in General Studies helps prepare students to continue their education and obtain a bachelor's degree at a university or college. After studying multiple subjects, students will have a better idea of what they would want their major to be. If they prefer to enter the career industry after obtaining an AA, they will have strong communication, oral and written skills - making them marketable employees.

With an associate in general studies, people can enter into the following fields:

* Management * Health Care * Administration and Clerical * Sales * Marketing * Consulting * Education

Answer 2

There isn't really anything you can do with an associate's degree in general studies. The degree only helps you in the job market when competing against those who only have a high school diploma. So any job that only requires a high school diploma would be a good place for you to apply. You have a better chance than most people.

Answer 3

Well, a general educational background is a good basis for anything. So, look at your personal skills and talents and look for jobs that would be a good fit. A degree doesn't necessarily plug you into a particular job or income level. It may take several jobs to find your niche, but if you keep working you will find it.

Answer 4

Pretty much bupkis. An "associate's degree in general studies" is basically equivalent to "dropped out of college halfway through a real degree, except without taking any of the core courses towards a real degree."

Answer 5

It really depends on what the field of study the Associates Degree is in. If it is a general degree in Liberal arts, you may gain an entry level position as a middle manager within a particular field. However, it is not specific enough to narrow down. the Associates of Arts degree is really meant as a two year degree that leads to a bachelors degree at a four year institution. If the Associates is in the sciences there are multiple allied health fields that are available among a multitude of other areas. Still the degree would have to be career specific. For an example, a registered nurse, respiratory therapist, etc. If the Associates is in the applied science area, then there could be other types of career possibilities, such as Electronics Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Dental Hygiene, Computer Science, etc. Now, I am just mentioning a few in each category. The bottom line is this, it all depends on your major field of study. You should secure a catalog from your home county community college, and find out what they offer. Put your foot in the door, and then make an appointment to speak with a career adviser. He/she will help you develop a road map leading to career opportunities.

Answer 6

Depends on what you have it in. Why not finish the next 2 and get a BA/BS ? In the long run you'll earn more money in your life.

Answer 7

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