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There are a lot of factors that go into your decision to return to school to pursue a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree — and likely a lot of answers you'll need, too. One of the questions at the top of your list is probably about how long it might take. The answer? It depends.

For Paola Andrea Gaona Salamanca '26, earning her degree was a shared family achievement. With the support of her loved ones, SNHU and Boston Public Schools, she balanced work and school while pursuing a lifelong dream rooter in giving back to her community.

MBA stands for Master of Business Administration. It's a master's degree that offers a broad-based business education designed to teach skills that can help you succeed in any business area, from economics and marketing to financial management and social responsibility.