OCME Guidelines. 1  The county medical examiner is an officer of the State of North Carolina, charged with the duty of investigating and certifying specified categories of human deaths in North Carolina. 2  A medical examiner's authority derives from Article 16 of Section 130A of the North Carolina General Statutes.
Generally, an associateâs level program is 60 semester credits of study (or 90 quarter credits). This equals about twenty college courses. Most are awarded by private career colleges or by public community colleges.
Assiciate degree is offered at 2 year community college. When you transfer to a 4 year college, you would be starting from your junior year. My school require 120 creidts to graduate. So at least 60 credits were needed to be completed in order to get the associate.