College Degrees

Associate of Arts

An associate of arts degree is a popular liberal arts program that typically encompasses a two-year study period. This degree is frequently used as a transfer degree as part of a four-year education track, but is also commonly used on its own. The degree is a truly versatile tool for entering the workforce, simply because its general education courses span through a wide reach of disciplines making learned skills applicable to many industries. The associate of arts provides students insight into many fields: sociology, literature, mathematics, political science, and much more. Students gain perspective on many subjects through the course of their studies, which allows for honing of interpersonal and communicative skills. Throughout all subject areas, students learn foundational concepts about how to be successful problem-solvers and effective communicators, key elements in any career. With this acquired knowledge, associate of arts degree holders are prepared to work in entry-level positions, carrying out general operational duties in any number of companies. Retail stores, corporations, government agencies, social services and more use associate degree holders to help run their businesses. If you’re ready to start thinking about your career, an associate of arts degree can help you create a variety of options for yourself.

Example Courses

  • Psychology
  • World History
  • Public Speaking

Potential Industries

  • Sales
  • Government
  • Social Work

Colleges Offering Degree

  • Liberty University
  • Red Rocks Community College
  • University of Delaware



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