Does an associate of science degree require a major?

No, an associate of science degree does not require a major. Associate of science degrees are designed to provide students with a broad foundation in the liberal arts and sciences, and do not typically require students to declare a major. Instead, students may choose to take a variety of courses in different subject areas, or they may choose to focus their studies in a particular area of interest. Some associate of science degrees may have recommended or suggested courses for students who are interested in pursuing a particular career, but these are not requirements for the degree.