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What Master's Degree Should I Get?

Are you ready to get your master's degree? You have a lot of options to consider. Two graduate admission counselors at Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) shared their advice on how to choose a master's program that can get you where you want to go.
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What is an Accelerated Master's Program?

You’re working toward a bachelor’s degree and know you want to jump right into grad school after you graduate. Did you know there’s a way to get a head start on that master’s degree while you’re still an undergraduate student? It’s called an accelerated master’s program.
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Master of Arts vs. Master of Science: What's the Difference?

A master's degree allows you to gain specialized knowledge and can make you more competitive in the job market. Both a Master of Arts (MA) and Master of Science (MS) are graduate degrees that help you gain expertise in your field by providing in-depth learning beyond the bachelor’s degree.
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What is an MS Degree?

Earning your bachelor's degree is an essential first step to becoming educated in your desired field, but you can take it further. A Master of Science (MS) degree is a graduate degree that contains different programs that fall within the business, healthcare, social sciences and STEM fields.

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