Liberal Arts

An English degree can prepare you to work in any number of industries. With a foundation in communication, research and editorial skills, an English degree can help you qualify for many kinds of roles — from teaching to writing a marketing campaign.

Donna Parisi ‘24G has persevered through a learning disorder, a brain tumor, a stroke and life-altering personal changes on her path to receiving her degree. Now she’s earned her Master of Arts (MA) in English and Creative Writing from Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU).

Improving your professional communication skills can help you stand out at work and build better connections. From active listening to writing effective emails, discover six practical ways to enhance your communication skills and thrive in the workplace.

Mary Beth Dayley ‘24G describes herself as a life-long learner. After years of traveling and taking classes where she could, all while raising her children, she earned her undergraduate degree at 43. Now, at 80 years old, she’s earned her MA in English and Creative Writing from SNHU.