Sometimes things get in the way of finishing your bachelor’s degree—plans change, life gets challenging, and you’re forced to put it on hold. If that describes your situation, you’re not alone! More than 36 million Americans have some college education without holding a degree. If you’re among them, you might be wondering if it’s even worth it to go back and finish your degree.
If you want to make a difference and strive for the common good, the world needs people like you in the public sector. With a Master of Public Administration (MPA), you can position yourself to make that impact and take your career to the next level.
Is a Doctor of Education in leadership (Ed.D.) right for you? Stop and consider these questions:
Here at Trevecca, we’re all about taking the next step. If you’ve been thinking about taking that step—whether that’s making a career change, finishing that degree or going back to school for an advanced degree—we’re here to help. Our programs are made for people like you.
The last few years have been tumultuous and it’s possible that all the challenges and changes have given you the time (and space!) you need to think about your career path. Maybe you’ve recognized a deep need to make a difference in the world, a desire your current career isn’t quite fulfilling.
Finding the right graduate program can be a daunting task. With so many things to consider—everything from tuition to faculty to courses—the options can seem overwhelming. If you’re having trouble narrowing down your top choices, then it’s necessary to consider what exactly you’re looking for in a program.
COVID-19 has taught us some valuable lessons—from time management to the importance of community—but the global pandemic has also brought greater awareness to the field of instructional design.
Pursuing a master’s degree in religion is often a response to a divine calling. You feel compelled to pursue an education that will equip you to love and serve others effectively as you live out your unique purpose, according to God’s plan.
For most working professionals, life feels like it’s filled to the brim. Job demands, family commitments and church, community or volunteer responsibilities have us struggling to do it all well and keep to a schedule with smiles on our faces. Add in dealing with the challenges of navigating a global pandemic, and you probably believe your plate is full enough.
You’ve been considering taking the next step and earning your degree for a while. Whether that means completing your bachelor’s or earning a master’s or doctorate, you do know that whatever you decide, your personal and professional life demands the flexibility of an online degree.
