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If you’re mapping out your career goals, a master’s degree may be a critical step to help you get where you want to be. You’ll want to consider how and when the credential can help you, how long it'll take to obtain and what to expect.

Nursing is a challenging and rewarding career. If you're interested in working in a hospital setting, it's important to know the benefits of working at one that is Magnet designated — the highest credential for nursing facilities — and what it means for your work and your community.

If the study of human society intrigues you, there's an opportunity to take a degree in sociology in a direction that best suits your interests. With roles in healthcare, marketing, social services, research and more, sociologists endeavor to answer perplexing questions about society.

A bachelor's degree in public health may lay the foundation for pursuing a graduate degree while developing career-related skills. From advocating for wellness programs to creating public policy to help control and prevent infectious diseases, a public health professional’s work can affect everyone.