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Video-based test U.S. Higher Education: Academic Degrees
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- Q1What is an Associate of Arts (AAA) degree primarily awarded for?preparing graduates for professional fieldscoursework in science and technical fieldscoursework in social science, humanities, and business fieldscompleting a thesis30s
- Q2What is the main difference between Associate of Science (AAS) and Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degrees?AAS degrees are primarily for students entering the workforce immediatelyAAS degrees are awarded for study in scientific and technical fieldsAAS degrees are for students planning to transfer to a four-year schoolAAS degrees are only awarded by Community Colleges30s
- Q3What is the main difference between Bachelor of Arts (BA) and Bachelor of Science (BS) degrees?BA requires coursework in history and liberal arts, while BS requires coursework in science, math, and engineeringBA requires research, while BS requires professional experienceBA is earned in two years, while BS is earned in four yearsBA focuses on technical skills, while BS focuses on soft skills30s
- Q4What do honors students have to complete before graduating with a bachelor's degree?research project in a foreign languagehonors coursessenior research paper, often called a thesisadditional two years of study30s
- Q5What is the main idea behind obtaining a master's degree?to get a promotion at workto master a particular subject and improve analysis and critical thinking skillsto take a break from studyingto switch career paths30s
- Q6What is the main difference between Master of Arts (MA) and Master of Science (MS) degrees?MA requires a thesis, while MS requires an internshipMA has more credit hours than MSMA focuses on coursework in liberal arts, while MS focuses on coursework in sciencesMA leads to a professional degree, while MS leads to a research degree30s
- Q7What type of programs do professional master's degrees prepare graduates for?teaching positionsgovernment jobsemployment in professional fields like business, engineering, nursing, or journalismresearch positions at universities30s
- Q8What is the main focus of a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) program?employment in professional fieldscoursework in liberal artsacademic research and a dissertationprofessional experience30s
- Q9What is the benefit of obtaining a professional doctorate in fields like psychology or law?higher salaryaccess to honors programscareer advancementpreparation for employment in specific professions with applied research30s
- Q10What do doctorate holders receive to signify their level of academic achievement?additional research grantshonorary titlesnotations on their diplomas such as cum laude, magna laude, summa laudeaccess to exclusive libraries30s