You're right. > Associates degree in History, Associates degrees in Science, Associate degrees in Social Science, Science and Mathematics, arts and human expre

You're right. > Associates degree in History, Associates degrees in Science, Associate degrees in Social Science, Science and Mathematics, arts and human expressions, social behavior and self-development "Science" and "Science and Math" make me suspicious of their value and difficulty because they're so generic, and the humanities degrees likely have a lot of overlapping courses. Plus it's at a CSU. For a 12-year-old, it's still an accomplishment, but this wouldn't add up to a bachelors at a UC.