Articles About Education

If you're thinking about getting a master's degree, you're probably ready to make an investment in your future. But before you get started with classes, you'll need to consider the cost of tuition — and that can depend on a variety of different factors.

In a world where educational qualifications are listed on many job descriptions, you may wonder if online master’s degrees carry the same weight in the professional world as their in-person counterparts. In short: Yes. Reputable online programs follow the same standards as the traditional options.

Getting your master's can expand your opportunities, hone your skills and advance your career — but like any investment, it comes with a price tag. Two finance counselors from Southern New Hampshire University shared their insights and advice to help you understand your options related to funding your degree.

Earning a master’s degree may help you achieve your personal and professional goals by providing you with critical skills and knowledge, as well as confidence. You’ll want to consider how and when the credential can help you, how long it'll take to obtain and what to expect.