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SNHU Spotlight: Ashley Smith, BA in Communication Grad

Ashley Smith, a summa cum laude SNHU graduate with a bachelor's in communication, shared how an online degree program helped her balance life, earn her degree and pursue a career in social media and public relations.
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10 Short Story Tips From a Dean of Creative Writing

Stories matter, offering insight into what it means to be human. But short stories can be a challenge for many writers, as they require brevity and efficiency. A dean of creative writing at Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU) offered 10 tips to help you master this medium.
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Why Do People Like the Horror Genre?

From the macabre stories of Edgar Allen Poe to Jordan Peele's award-winning filmography, the horror genre has a long history of evoking jump scares and nightmares from audiences. Yet despite the genre’s enduring popularity, horror is often misunderstood and dismissed by outsiders.
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What Can You Do With a Master’s in English?

Earning a bachelor’s degree is a major milestone — but what comes next? If you're looking to stand out in a competitive job market or qualify for a more specialized role, a graduate degree might be the right move. One path worth considering is a master’s in English.

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