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This section contains original articles about nearly every type of associate degree program imaginable. In these articles you will find a description of the degree program, an overview of the required coursework, and relevant career information such as job outlook and salary information. Since there are several hundred articles in this section, please select a field of study you are interested in to find a more focused selection of associate degree articles.

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Construction

  • Associate of Building Maintenance Technology: Degree Overview

    A building maintenance technician is the equivalent of a general practice physician -- and, on occasion, an emergency room surgeon. Today's complex heating, plumbing and electrical systems have, in many cases, outstripped the seat-of-the-pants abilities of the old-style 'handyman'. Yet someone has to keep them operating, and the holder of an Associate of Building Maintenance Technology degree can become that man (or woman) of the hour when things go drastically wrong.
  • Associate of Construction & Cabinetmaking Technology: Degree Overview

    Although the housing boom of the past few years has cooled somewhat, skilled workers in construction and cabinetmaking remain in demand. The department chair of one school that offers an Associate of Construction & Cabinetmaking Technology Degree observed that the demand is unreal with everyone crying for assistance.
  • Associate of Construction Management Technology: Degree Overview

    Construction management technology is a lucrative career option for those who can lead others and provide accurate cost analysis for construction projects. The construction manager is an integral part of every phase in a building project. Read on to learn more about the construction management technology degree.
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Mechanic and Repair Technologies

  • Associate Degree in Automotive Maintenance Technology

    If you enjoy cars, working with your hands, and solving problems, a career as an automotive technician may be for you. The first step on the career path is to get formal training in the field. An associate's degree in automotive maintenance technology will provide you with the skills and knowledge necessary in the automotive field.
  • Associate Degree in Aviation Mechanics

    The challenging field of aviation mechanics requires strong problem solving skills, patience, grace under pressure, and advanced mechanical skills. An associate degree in aviation mechanics is the first step on the path to this career field.
  • Associate Degree in Boat Mechanics

    An associate degree in boat mechanics will train students for a career repairing and maintaining recreational and small commercial boats. To learn more about this interesting field of work, and how you can get started, read on.
  • Associate Degree in Boat Repair and Maintenance

    Marine mechanics diagnose and repair recreational and small commercial watercraft. As boats become increasingly complex, candidates with formal training in how to repair them are in high demand. To learn more about how to start a career as a marine mechanic, keep reading.
  • Associate Degree in Car Mechanics

    Anyone with a car knows how irreplaceable a good mechanic can be. Mechanics, or automotive technicians, are responsible for diagnosing and repairing cars and light trucks. This rapidly changing field is becoming increasingly high-tech. Read on to learn more about how to get started in this career.
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Medical and Health Professions

  • Associate Degree in Audiology

    Looking for a great entry level career in healthcare? By earning this degree, you'll be prepared to work as an audiologist's assistant helping patients with balance, hearing and other ear-related disorders. Check out the details.
  • Associate Degree in Dental Management

    Managing a dental office is a rewarding and challenging career that is expected to experience faster than average growth over the next several years. To find out how to prepare for a career in this field, keep reading.
  • Associate Degree in Dental Technology

    Dental technicians help keep patients healthy and attractive, crafting dentures and other appliances from specifications provided by dentists. They learn and use a multi-step process to make dentures, partials, and bridges. Dental technicians usually work either in dental offices or in off-site labs. If this career sounds interesting to you, read on for more information.
  • Associate Degree in Energy Healing

    Energy healers use the body's own natural energy flows to reduce stress, relieve pain and other ailments, and help the client feel more balanced. Practitioners must enjoy working with people and must have an open mind. Professional training will give students a strong grounding in the methodology behind energy healing. If this sounds interesting, read on for more information.
  • Associate Degree in Medical Diagnostics

    Medical diagnostics involves the use of MRI, X-ray, and, most commonly, ultrasound to detect and help diagnose various medical conditions. If this field sounds interesting to you, read on for information about how to get started.
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