Associate of Science

[ uh-soh-shee-it uhv sahy-uhns ]

noun

1. a two-year associate's degree granted by junior and community colleges for studies in science or math, as biology, computer science, or engineering. : A.S.

Word History and Origins

Origin of Associate of Science¹

First recorded in 1950–55

Example Sentences

In Washington, community college credits earned through the Direct Transfer Agreement and Associate of Science transfer degree are designed to transfer to most Bachelor of Arts degrees at all public four-year colleges and universities in-state, and many private schools.

From Seattle Times

If the program is approved, students who have earned an associate of science transfer degree from any community college would be eligible to apply.

From Seattle Times

Eastern students must complete an associate of science with a concentration in elementary education to be eligible.

From Washington Times

“CCD has become my second home,” said Shanley, who earned a degree in communications and is now finishing an associate of science degree.

From Washington Times

The scholarships will allow recipients to earn associate of science in nursing degrees, which is a prerequisite for becoming a registered nurse.

From Washington Times