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What are the different fields of study for an associates degree?

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Alexa Spicer on May 20, 2019

Respond to Almost anything. You can major in mathematics, philosophy, history, languages, geography, psychology, sociology, and almost anything you can think of.\n\nHowever, only occupational associate's degrees will really help you. Occupational majors that will most likely benefit the majority of the business, marketing, management, accounting, finance, banking, customer service, hospitality, information technology, health care, etc

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