I have A. A. in Liberal Arts. Will this benefit me in getting an entry job with B. S. in Civil Engineering?

I graduated with A. A. in Liberal Arts from a community college with 3.5 GPA and Honors. I worked very hard there; thus, I don't want it to be a waste of time. Now, I'm in a 4 year college (The City College of New York), majoring in Civil(Structural) Engineering. Civil(Structural) Engineering program is 134 credits while other Engineering majors such as Electrical and Mechanical are below that, so it'll probably take me 3 and a half years to graduate with B. S. in Civil(Structural) Engineering. Together with my ociate's, it'll be 5 and a half or six years! I feel that I wasted my time in a community college. I'll be around 23 years old when I'll graduate, but I started community college when I was 17 years old! I've joined Phi Theta Kappa - Honor Society and The National Society of Leadership and Success club when I was in a community college. I also volunteer at a local hospital. What do you think? Should I choose something else in order to graduate earlier? Will I look as a better candidate than other graduates because of my ociate's degree? Thank you.