are there any 2 year's courses to do degree?which colleges?please suggest?
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Any technical college or community college are two year degree programs with the intention of getting you a job.  \nPrograms vary by location as for colleges here in MN there are, St. Paul College, St  Cloud Technical College, Ridgewater tech, and about twenty more.
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you can do B.ED\n{ BECHOLRS OF EDUCATION }\nthis would be a finest degree for \nteachers learning assistant\nmay be these web links help you \ngood luck
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The University of Rochester in Rochester New York has a "3/2 program" where students spend 3 years working on Undergraduate courses, then 2 years on an MBA (plus finishing up any needed undergrad courses). If you transferred into this program you could probably satisfy whatever courses are left for a "US B.A." while getting your MBA in 2 years.  Other schools may offer a similar program.  The Simon School of Business at U of Rochester is a great school.
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Computer Science degree is the best way to go.\n\nWith additional studies in multi-media and sound engineering.
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Going full-time...most Associate Degrees can be completed in two years.
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Check out this website:\n www.collegesintamilnadu.com\n\nGood Luck.
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You can get a 2 year associates degree for lower level acct. jobs. A 4 year degree will take you much farther. Get a CPA and you can do even more.
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Try The NEC, National extention college http://www.NEC.ac.uk They are great
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There are a few things. One major one is nursing. There a numerous schools that have a 2 year RN (register nurse) program. RN's work shift work (not your mon-friday crap). The job is very rewarding and has many options for continuing your education through the hospital you may be working at. Another, still in the emergency care field, is a paramedic. A two year program is a basic degree for a paramedic.Again you'll be working shift work. But a much more exciting job if you ask me. Normally you'd be running a 24-48 schedule. Which means you'll work for 24 hrs straight. (Including sleeping if there are no calls.) Then you'll be off for 48hrs. So you end up with 2/3 of the year off!!! Either way there are plenty more options but those are just two careers that quickly came to my mind.
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I was unable to find statistics regarding 2 year (associate) degrees.\n\nApproximately 27% of the United States' adult population has achieved a bachelor's degree or higher.
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that takes 2 years of college, then 2 more years for BA, then 2 more years for Masters.
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Here's what you can do. Start your degree in business management. The business management degree will cover all of the topics you mention including some others. All of the specialized programs are virtually the same with the exeption of a few courses. For instance, the only difference between a degree in marketing and a degree in business is 4 courses. The same with business and finance. So you could consider getting a dual degree in business and also finance, or marketing and business. You could then continue your education to get your Masters degree in the area of study you like. For instance, you can get a Masters in Finance, or Master in Marketing or Business.
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Associates degrees are earned in generally two years, while bachelors degrees are earned in four years.
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y dont u go 4 any computer courses. i think perfection in UG course is enough. more over if u want 2 add weightage 2 ur cv/resume u can do BEd if u r interested. appearin 4 tofel nd grd wil also help. they wil accept any correspondent degree as ur 4th yr study. moreover u can promptly say tht v hav degree course 4 only 3yrs nd u hav done sond so after tht. i wish u all the best.
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normally, 2 years in college.  You learn everything you need to know in the first 2 years.  If you just want a certificate instead of a degree, just take the mandatory engineering classes and not the general classes like english and foreign language that most colleges require.  If you do that you could finish in one to one and a half years easily.
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No accredited teaching school gives a bachelors degree in two years.  It is a four year program.  You study your core subjects such as English, Math, Science and Social Science.  In addition you take Education Methods Courses, Child Psychology, Tests and Measurement courses, Technology in the Classroom Courses and you do observations much as you have outlined.  Your final semester you teach full time in a school under the supervision of your college professors and an supervising teacher at the school.  You assume all the regular teachers duties by the end of the semester.
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4 years bachelors\n2 years masters