Associate Degree Tier List 2023 (Associate Majors RANKED)

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Comment from : Shane Hummus

I wish I put my associates degree to work before I got my BA, I would've graduated with a year or two of experience and saved myself time job searching by being qualified
Comment from : Foodie Shorts

What can you do with aa in english?
Comment from : Coffee with the Unknown

Associate degree in psychology are useful for addiction majors This is becoming one of the fastest growing fields Look into it You may want to readjust your rating
Comment from : Chester Lester

You don’t need college level math for accounting (maybe except elementary level math)
Comment from : Ethan Li

Did you go to Central Carolina Community?
Comment from : Perin Molitor

Thank you, Shane! As usual, so thorough and well-researched God bless you!
Comment from : Jean Lanz

when u say Art degrees do u also mean film editing
Comment from : Jaylin Smith

I agree with the science ones but with a 4-year degree you have more options I have my bachelors degree in molecular biology (I don’t recommend getting a bachelors in biology if I’m going to be honest unless you’re premed) and I work in biotech as an analyst but might move into sales It’s good pay and I enjoy it but I could’ve gotten a different degree for this position Also to move up I have to get my masters soon 👎🏻
Comment from : K C

I will graduate this year in 2023 to earn my Associate's Degree in Bronx Community College with my major, Business Administration - Computer Programming Option I'm so happy Business Administration is an A tier major, I pick a great choice, it also has a Computer Programming Option that has something to do with Computer Science that is an S tier major My AS is gonna be really valuable with high salaries going forward in the future
Comment from : Raphael Caamano

I was looking to go towards my Radiation Therapy degree but I was too stupid to pass all my science classes 😢
Comment from : MyAdvantures04

I'll be getting my Associates in Science, Emphasis in Computer Science degree in about 2 years and I noticed that I can try to get another degree if I add extra classes It's Associate in Applied Science in Web Design/Development I just don't know if it's worth the extra time
Comment from : Mayra R

I wonder how AI Art will affect art jobs in the future
Comment from : Luis Ramos (Young Bloke)

You can make a lot of money in healthcare with a AA if your willing to travel
Comment from : M_A_R_K_23

Finished my electrical engineering associates a bit ago, currently waiting to hear back on a job application now that starts at just over 60,000 Fingers crossed!
Comment from : Wonder Wifi

What do you think about a degree in Networking admin and cloud computing?
Comment from : The Sherman

An associates is about as good as a high school diploma
Comment from : J Man

Majored BS in Hospitality Management [graduated] at UNLV, but got a GS salary job at Veterans Benefits Administration as a Legal Administrative Specialist 🤷‍♂️
Comment from : Aaron Barton

Now you gotta list the best jobs you can get with a certificate
Comment from : Supernatural Supremeslayer

What about digress in history?
Comment from : Snake from Snakewater

I was wondering why you did not list Nursing degrees separately since there is a great demand for nurses since many of them have left their jobs because of the pandemic?
Comment from : Crystal Evans

Where would you place Cad/Cadd degrees?
Comment from : JJDoodles

I have an AAS in Radiologic Techology and have certifications in CT, MR, BD, and will soon have a cert in PACS I routinely make over $100k w/o overtime, in 14 years I’ve never been laid off, my AAS has been far more valuable than the majority of Bachelor Degrees
Comment from : Cameron Cunningham

Welp I graduate with my associates in Psychology next spring 🙃brBut I plan on getting some certifications to enhance my degree so I can get my foot in the door somewhere as I go for my bachelor’s degree
Comment from : Aliya Plu

What about an associates in human services? What about an associates in horticulture?
Comment from : Christina Hammond

I've heard that it's possible to get a free Board of Governor's AAS that can be used to apply for the UMPI hidden Bachelor of Applied Science, is this true? And if so, is it worth it or better to just go for a Bachelor of Liberal Studies without an AAS?
Comment from : QueWhat17

I didnt know you weren’t going to list them in order😂 I almost got mad when u said the first one But good thing I watched the whole video lmfao I was about to say… If my health degree ain’t on the top, this video is BS😭 but it is sooo you’re good
Comment from : Drea

What about criminal justice ( associates degree in science ) mines just collecting dust in my room
Comment from : Anf_fromDa4

AA degree in anthrophony is a great choice If you want to work an entry level position giving tours at a natural science museum
Comment from : Blue Jedi

Talk to the community college- they know who is hiring and what the local community needs The know what local employers are needing bright now/b and cater the AA degree to the skills the employer needs at the moment
Comment from : Blue Jedi

What about trade related AS degrees? (Electrician, plumber, carpenter and etc) would that be S tier?
Comment from : Christopher Del Castillo

What can I do with an associates in business administration
Comment from : Leo

Is associates in rad tech good for a career?
Comment from : Gabe Gutierrez

Love the rating videos Shane !
Comment from : Martin Zamudio

Hospitality Management 😊❤
Comment from : Charlie

Glad to see my degree in S tier
Comment from : Curtis

One radiation therapist at each hospital- now majority of hospitals require a bachelors
Comment from : James Ammmenhauser

I got a Liberal Arts AA Degree and I’m proud of it
Comment from : Karl Strauss

Feel like I have seen the same video being posted everyday now 😅
Comment from : AdamaJS

Love your content exploring different educational avenues leading to various career paths It would also be cool for you to explain the best trade certificate programs as well like CNC Machining, Welding, Pre-Apprenticeship Plumbing and Electrical, Protective Services like Police Officers and Firefighters, and health certs like surgical technology or EMT and Paramedic for people who want to directly enter the workforce I've met a couple successful people in my life who have pursued these certs
Comment from : Christian Gonzales

People underestimate Associate's Degrees I have an Associate's in Business Management and I was able to get some really good jobs that paid really well, like a material Planner II and an operations manager position! I also have a 2nd Associate's in Business Logistics which is a Business and Supply Chain Management degree and there are so many options out there In 5 more months I will have a Bachelor's in Business Management and a 2nd one in Human Resource Management Let's see what opportunities arise
Comment from : Starkiller91

Did exist an associate degree in economics?
Comment from : Franchesca Duran Rodriguez

People at this stage should pick out hobbies
Comment from : Daniel Monarrez

I completely agree with the healthcare degrees As a surgical tech, I’ve felt very satisfied with my role in the OR
Comment from : TheLionman104

Hi i will have to applied for a degree soon is the AI engineering degree good for bachelor degree
Comment from : Nanoo Nano

Thank you Shane! I really appreciate your work! I look forward to your videos everyday and this one just knocked my socks off!😉
Comment from : tenny D

It's amazing how many degrees are better at the associate level over bachelors simply on the virtue that you don't waste nearly as much time/money on them
Comment from : Wolf Works

Love your videos, Shane❤!
Comment from : Alicia’s World

Hell yeah! I am about to be done with my associate degree in electronics and computer technology I learned so much about electronics and IT!! I was able to land an internship at my city airport and I am currently in the application process for a government job! i will graduate next year with industry certifications paid for by my school! associatss degrees ROCK
Comment from : Carlos Segoviano