A few months ago, we published a blog post that focused on seven master's degrees offered at West Virginia University that allow for an unrelated bachelor's degree. And since then, we've written about a few students who did just that — you can read about these students here and here.
The point is that many young professionals get out into the workforce and find that they want a career change. In other words, the field they want to go into and the undergraduate degree they have are not...
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