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Finding the info you need on the topics you care about isn’t easy. So we’re taking the overwhelm out of it. We’re sitting down with SNHU students, industry professionals and subject matter experts to have real, easy-to-follow conversations. No jargon. Just the good stuff.

Podcast · By Southern New Hampshire University · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Jul 16, 2026

    Earning a Bachelor’s and Master’s With Family by Her Side: Meet Joi (opens the original)

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    After finishing her bachelor’s in business at SNHU in 2021, Joi wasn’t done yet. Inspired by family, she went on to earn a Master of Business Administration (MBA), too, walking the graduation stage in 2026, side by side with her cousin, Minda.

  2. Episode · Jul 9, 2026

    Advice for Getting Your Master's Degree — From Someone with Two (opens the original)

    Episode notes · Positive tone

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    Thinking about getting your master's degree? This week's Study Break episode featuring Ty Roberts ’22 ’24G ’26G is perfect for you. Ty has now earned four degrees from Southern New Hampshire University: an associate degree, a bachelor's and — wait for it — two master's degrees. When he started his journey, he said he never could have imagined getting this far. But with the support and flexibility he received in his online programs at SNHU, nothing could get in the way of him finishing what he st

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