Choose Your Path: Online vs. On-Campus Education

Think your time as a student-athlete has to end in college? Think again. You can pursue your master’s degree or beyond as a student-athlete, and may even be able to get an athletic scholarship to help fund your degree program.

Improve Your Work-Life Balance With These 4 Career Paths Forty-eight percent of Americans are workaholics, but 72% say work-life balance is important to them. Work doesn’t have to be your life, yet many people struggle with work-life balance. They work at companies that demand more than 40 hours per week or have high-stress jobs that make it impossible to leave work at work. Some start their own businesses or become freelancers, only to realize that when earnings are tied to personal productivity, it’s hard to completely check out.

If you’re returning to school after a long time away or enrolling for the first time, you’ve probably grown accustomed to doing things independently. With SNU’s innovative cohort model, though, you get support to realize your full potential while building a meaningful professional network and nurturing relationships with peers who understand the challenges and triumph of college.