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Getting an associate's, then a bachelor's, then a second associate's and/or bachelor's. Is that a thing people do? Because I'm thinking I'd like to have taken a whole bunch of the classes necessary for an associate's in Multimedia from local community college and for a bachelor's in Studio Art from local university (there's some overlap, entirely in the drawing and computer graphics areas--the university has no classes in what to do with video camera and video editing software hid those classes in Mass Communications instead of Art, the community college none in fiber or ceramic or jewelry art), and I'm not sure there's anything stopping me from trying once I've got my bachelor's from Oregon State and am out of debt.