which one would be more preferable to have, a bachelor’s and an associates degree or a masters degree?

I’m taking an associates degree course in quality control at a technical college. I plan to transfer to a state university after i’m done to get a bachelors in industrial engineering. It’s going to take me a little less time then it would to complete my masters in engineering I was wondering which one would be better to have?


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3 Responses to “which one would be more preferable to have, a bachelor’s and an associates degree or a masters degree?”

  1. All three wouldn’t hurt. You’re more likely to get a better paying job and a higher position if you have more degrees.

    I’d stick with the associate’s, then go for your bachelor’s, then, if you want, go for your master’s.

  2. You need your bachelor’s before you can go for your masters.

    An associates won’t matter if you have a bachelors/

  3. A master’s degree involves advanced work in your major.

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