Some credits from a prior degree *might* transfer, particularly if the courses covered similar subject matter like:
* Business courses: Accounting, finance, management, etc.
* Computer courses: Database management, software applications.
* Communication courses: Writing, public speaking.
However, many associate's degrees in medical billing and coding are highly specialized. The program might require specific courses not offered in your previous degree, and therefore few or no credits would transfer.
To find out if your credits will transfer, you MUST contact the admissions or registrar's office of the specific associate's program you are interested in. They will review your transcript and determine which courses (if any) will be accepted for credit. Don't rely on assumptions; this is crucial information for planning your education.