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Understanding Associate's Degrees: Time, Loans, and Career Opportunities

Earning an Associate's Degree typically takes about two years of study. This degree can open doors to various careers and further education. Students should be familiar with terms like internships, which can last from 6 weeks to a year and may be paid or unpaid. It's also crucial to understand student loans, including options for low or deferred interest payments. Many employers value continued education, and some even cover costs for their employees. Completing required classes can be essential for job applications in many fields.

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Understanding Associate's Degrees: Time, Loans, and Career Opportunities

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  1. Education Pays!

  2. Terms to know Associate’s Degree On the average, how many years does it take to earn an Associate’s degree?

  3. What is the degree called that usually requires years?

  4. What is an…. • It’s time spent working for a company in an industry of interest. • Can be paid or unpaid. • Lasts 6 weeks to a year Internship

  5. Do you have to pay back A student loan? After all, it IS a loan Look for a loan that offers low interest or deferred interest. Deferred means you may not have to begin paying back the loan until after you get your degree and possibly a job!

  6. That you are more likely to get promoted on the job if you take classes? In fact, many companies will pay your costs for you! There are many jobs that require the completion of certain classes or a degree before you can even apply for those jobs!

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