Associates of Arts Degree

Okay, so I now have officially finished my Associates of Arts degree and it only took me three years. Everyone tells me that I did something to be proud of however, I do not feel like I have accomplished much. Yeah this degree has shown me that I am capable of completing school and doing anything I want to, if I set my mind to it. However, other than that I don’t see what this degree did. It’s not like I can really do anything with this degree. It’s just a piece of paper to me and I can’t get excited over it. I am a history major and I want to teach college. I won’t be able to start teaching until I get my masters and that looks like it is going to be five or six years away. Hopefully, I can shorten that time frame to four and a half years but I not sure if I will be able but that's beside the point . This degree is just a stepping-stone. Can anyone relate to how I look at this degree?

Associates of Arts Degree

Okay, so I now have officially finished my Associates of Arts degree and it only took me three years. Everyone tells me that I did something to be proud of however, I do not feel like I have accomplished much. Yeah this degree has shown me that I am capable of completing school and doing anything I want to, if I set my mind to it. However, other than that I don’t see what this degree did. It’s not like I can really do anything with this degree. It’s just a piece of paper to me and I can’t get excited over it. I am a history major and I want to teach college. I won’t be able to start teaching until I get my masters and that looks like it is going to be five or six years away. Hopefully, I can shorten that time frame to four and a half years but I not sure if I will be able but that's beside the point . This degree is just a stepping-stone. Can anyone relate to how I look at this degree?