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Under the umbrella of bachelor's degrees, there are two main types of degrees you can get: a Bachelor of Science or a Bachelor of Arts degree. Both degrees take about four years to complete and consist of 120 credits, but there are some differences to consider when choosing what's right for you.

While many accounting degree holders find work as certified accountants and analysts, similar professions are also available across many industries. The analytical and critical thinking skills gained in an accounting program can prepare you for more careers than you might think.

A finance degree can equip you with the essential skills for managing money. It can provide opportunities for careers like financial analyst, personal financial advisor, financial manager and postsecondary teacher. If you're analytical and detail-oriented, finance could be a rewarding career path.

With the National Alliance on Mental Illness reporting that 1 in 5 adults grapple yearly with mental illness, the need for professional care is clear. Intrigued by the possibilities of a life-changing profession? Perhaps clinical mental health counseling could be the right fit for you.