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Within an MBA program, you can choose to specialize in a particular area of business to gain a competitive edge. Choosing a concentration can be especially helpful if you wish to demonstrate a unique skill set or are looking to break into industries where you lack work experience.

To become a forensic accountant, you will likely need a bachelor's degree in accounting or a similar field, and some companies prefer candidates with a master's degree. There are also certificates available for you to further specialize in forensic accounting.

Every year, college students across the U.S. choose majors and pursue degrees that best align with their career goals. Among the most popular majors is business. There are actually many different types of business degrees you can pursue, and they vary by academic level and areas of concentration.

Dr. Enrique N. Barreiro, senior associate dean at SNHU, recently answered questions about his journey from military to academia, his passion for mentorship, and his dedication to supporting online learners through education and leadership.