http://www.radiology-technician-schools.com/radiology-schools/would-it-be-more-beneficial-to-have-a-bachelors-degree-on-top-of-an-associates-degree-in-ultrasound-tech-2/ How To Become a Radiology Technician Sun, 12 Feb 2012 17:57:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.5 http://www.radiology-technician-schools.com/radiology-schools/would-it-be-more-beneficial-to-have-a-bachelors-degree-on-top-of-an-associates-degree-in-ultrasound-tech-2/comment-page-1/#comment-394 Ranto Fri, 06 Nov 2009 03:57:23 +0000 http://www.radiology-technician-schools.com/radiology-schools/would-it-be-more-beneficial-to-have-a-bachelors-degree-on-top-of-an-associates-degree-in-ultrasound-tech-2/#comment-394 Of course it would be better to get a Bachelor's degree. Associates Degrees are really meant to be a stepping stone to a further education and not as an end to themselves. That is why Universities don't grant the AA or AS degree. Instead, they give a different label to people who leave after two years -- College Dropouts. Look at the link below. From it you can see that people with an AA only make 3/4 what people with a BA or BS make. You can also see that their unemployment rates are 50% higher. What you can't see is that the people with a Bachelor's Degree are happier in their work. Stay in school. Of course it would be better to get a Bachelor’s degree. Associates Degrees are really meant to be a stepping stone to a further education and not as an end to themselves. That is why Universities don’t grant the AA or AS degree. Instead, they give a different label to people who leave after two years — College Dropouts.
Look at the link below. From it you can see that people with an AA only make 3/4 what people with a BA or BS make. You can also see that their unemployment rates are 50% higher.
What you can’t see is that the people with a Bachelor’s Degree are happier in their work.
Stay in school.

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