<p>I’m about to get my A.S in Biology but want to transfer to another school to start working towards A.S in Engineering. I’m going to get in contact with advisors at other school to see how this will work but from your current knowledge of transferring will I be considered a Freshman at the school I’m transferring to because I’m getting another A.S degree or will they still count some of my basic classes like Composition 1 and History that I took at my other school?</p>
<p>Generally, all you have to do is take the core for your major to receive a double concentration. It wouldn’t necessarily be another A.S. you’d just be adding a concentration.</p>
<p>It all depends on the school you’re transferring from and the one you’re transferring to.</p>
<p>My A.A. degree doesn’t list a major- because those require upper-level coursework. My concentrations were business and chemical engineering because I completed the lower-level classes required to transfer to a B.A. or B.S. program. I didn’t have to repeat my core.</p>