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Question Posted Monday October 9 2006, 11:58 pm

Can a person get two associate's degrees in the same major from different colleges? (like get an Associate's in Spanish at one college and an Associate's in Spanish at another). Can you do that with bachelor's degrees, too?

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Tan answered Tuesday October 10 2006, 2:02 pm:
I dont think you can. I think one associates degree is the same as two, logically they would deam you qualified for the same thing. but i wouldnt take my word for it, ask your college/school. sorry i couldnt be more help xxxx

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