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Latisha Aguilar '21, an SNHU graduate with a bachelor's in psychology, helping her daughter with homework at the kitchen table

Picture an Online Degree at Your Own Pace

Earning your degree online can offer the flexibility to fit your studies around personal and professional commitments. Whether juggling a job, family obligations or other responsibilities, enrolling in an online degree program can empower you to advance your education at a pace that works for you.
Juliana Zambrano ’24 project management degree graduate from SNHU.

How to Make Connections in College

Whether you’re studying online or on campus, making connections has the potential to improve more than just your college experience. It could enhance your overall quality of life. Discover how to make connections in college, including both making friends and building a professional network.
 A student in a yellow sweater sitting at a desk working on her minor on her laptop

What is a Minor in College?

Earning a bachelor's is no small accomplishment. To make your education as well-rounded as possible, consider adding a minor to complement your degree. Adding a minor to your degree program is a way to gain additional skills that can help set you apart from other job candidates after graduation.
A woman smiling while holding a laptop and notebooks in a modern office.

Top Careers With a Master’s Degree

To start a new career in a competitive job market, you'll need to impress potential employers in any way you can — especially if you're shooting for a top job in your field. A master's degree can help you develop as a professional and qualify for a number of roles with higher-than-average salaries.

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