What steps of degrees are there in college credits?

There aren't "steps of degrees" in college credits in the way you might be thinking. College credits are simply units of academic work completed, and the number needed for a degree varies greatly depending on the degree type and the institution. There's no fixed progression like "level 1," "level 2," etc., based on credit accumulation.

Instead, the relationship between credits and degrees is as follows:

* Associate's Degree: Typically requires 60-64 credits.

* Bachelor's Degree: Typically requires 120-128 credits.

* Master's Degree: Typically requires 30-60 credits (highly variable depending on program).

* Doctoral Degree (PhD, EdD, etc.): Typically requires 60+ credits beyond a bachelor's degree (again, highly variable).

Within a degree program, you'll progress through courses and accumulate credits, but there's no official "step" system. The number of credits earned simply reflects your progress toward completing the requirements for your chosen degree.