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MEd stands for Master of Education and is a master's degree for those working in education. With an MEd, you can advance your educational leadership skills and teaching career by gaining insights into new approaches and technologies that inspire learners and transform students.

If you want a strong foundation of general education and career-ready soft skills, then earning a Bachelor of Arts (BA) could be right for you. Ready to get started toward your ideal career? Explore the types of BA degrees available, how to earn one and what it can do for your career long term.

Post-graduation depression a common occurrence for recent graduates who are trying to navigate the gap between finishing college and starting a career. But there are ways to prevent and overcome post-graduation depression and keep moving forward after you cross the graduation stage.

There are four primary levels of college degrees, ranging from the foundational associate degree to the advanced doctoral degree. To determine which level best suits your career goals, it's helpful to learn about these degrees in sequential order and from graduates who earned them.