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After years of consideration, Brendaliz De Los Santos '24G decided to go back to school and become the first in her family to earn a master’s degree. While she waited for her first class to start, she said she was filled with self-doubt and scared of failure. So, she asked her network for support.

Kevin Bucardo '25MBA earned a Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a concentration in Finance from SNHU while already working in his field of choice. He said he hopes to continue advancing and this degree was a way to challenge himself.

A finance degree can equip you with the essential skills for managing money. It can provide opportunities for careers like financial analyst, personal financial advisor, financial manager and postsecondary teacher. If you're analytical and detail-oriented, finance could be a rewarding career path.

You have a bachelor’s degree. And you have a vision for your business career. If that vision includes a Master of Business Administration (MBA), you may be debating the best way to get this industry-recognized degree. There are two primary MBA program formats: online and in-person.