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While nursing has always been a respected career, many people don’t know that there are different levels of nursing degrees available, and there are several specialty areas to consider with each level. Nurses continuously develop skills, clinical knowledge and expertise throughout their careers.

Public health encompasses quite literally all facets of our lives. A Master of Public Health (MPH) opens the door to myriad career paths that offer you the opportunity to have a significant impact on individuals and on entire communities—even on a global level, and on future generations.

If you're struggling to decide whether to be  a nurse or a teacher, nursing educator careers could be for you. As a nurse educator, you can apply your clinical nursing experience to the classroom, helping to educate the next generation of nurses.

MSN stands for Master of Science in Nursing. This is a graduate degree that provides nurses the opportunity to further specialize in their chosen area of healthcare. The degree can also lead to a new specialization for nurses who are interested in taking their careers in a different direction.