Increasingly, adults with workforce experience are enrolling in associate degree programs to help advance their careers. It isn’t just entry-level job seekers who are affected by the demand for candidates with college degrees. On average, people who have earned an associate degree are less likely to be unemployed than those who didn’t pursue a degree beyond high school.** Climbing the Career Ladder Shortly after beginning her schooling, Gilbert received a job offer. “My supportive husband suggested I should take some courses in business administration to broaden my scope of practice,” she said. Bureau of Labor Statistics, jobs requiring at least an associate degree are expected to rise 11% from 2016-2026.*Īfter taking time off school and struggling to find her niche in healthcare, Emma Gilbert ’14 decided to branch out and enroll in an associate degree program at SNHU. With the job market becoming increasingly difficult to maneuver, earning an associate degree can open doors to new opportunities. Designed to be completed in as little as 2 years – or even faster if you have transfer credits – the associate degree is an attractive option for learners looking to further their education. Whether you’re looking to get ahead in your current job or break into a new field, earning an associate degree is a great step in taking your career to the next level. Or, you can choose to continue your education seamlessly with one of our bachelor's programs. Learn from instructors with relevant, real-world experience.Įarning your associate degree at SNHU will help prepare you for entry-level positions or promotion opportunities. We keep our tuition low and offer financial aid to those who qualify. SNHU is committed to making education accessible and affordable. Whether you're looking for 24/7 access to coursework online or the traditional classroom experience on campus, you can choose the program that best fits your learning style. Once you've earned your associate degree, you can seamlessly transfer up to 90 credits toward your bachelor's. Transfer credits toward your bachelor's degree. The benefits of earning your associate degree from SNHU include: As a nonprofit university we're committed to keeping your costs low, and haven't raised our tuition rates in a decade. You'll have the support of academic and career advisors who are dedicated to your success, and can take advantage of some of the lowest online tuition rates in the nation. You'll learn from industry experts and gain the knowledge and skills you need to advance in your career. Prepare for the career you want by enrolling in an associate degree program online or on campus. Tuition & Financial Aid Tuition & Financial Aid.Keynote/Plenary Address presented at Public Economic Theory, Hue, Vietnam. (2018, June) Inferior goods and public good provision. Conference Presentation presented at 8th ZJU International Conference on Industrial Economics, Hangzhou, China. (2019, January) Oligopoly with network effects: firm-specific vs single network. Conference Presentation presented at SAET 2019, Ischia, Italy. Keynote/Plenary Address presented at ISER-NEXL joint economic summer workshop at NAU, Nanjing, China. (2019, January) Inferior goods and public good provision.(2019, May) Oligopoly with network effects: firm-specific vs single network. Workshop presented at EWGET, Berlin, Germany. (2019, June) Dynamic oligopoly with pollution and network effects. Conference Presentation presented at PET 2019, Strasbourg, France. (2019, July) One-shot models of oligopolistic R&D.(2019, November) Oligopoly with network effects: firm-specific vs single network. Keynote/Plenary Address presented at JM MASE, Tunis, Tunisia. (2019, December) On oligopoly with network effects. A new look at the classical Bertrand duopoly. Supermodularity and complementarity in economic theory. Journal of Public Economic Theory 21 (6). Spillovers, subsidies and second-best socially optimal R&D. Introduction to the special issue on supermodularity and complementarity in economic theory. Environmental quality and monopoly pricing. Journal of Public Economic Theory (22) 1740-1745. Introduction to the thematic issue on government-provided services. Oligopoly with network effects: firm-specific versus single network. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the USA 118 (26). Amir, R., Evstigneev, I., Hens, T., Potapova, V.An evolutionary finance model with short selling and endogenous asset supply. Journal of Economic Dynamics and Control. Advertising patterns in a dynamic oligopolistic growing market with decay. Part-time Business Analytics MS & Certificate.Business Analytics & Information Systems.
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