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Walden University’s Tempo Competency-Based LearningTM format can help make earning a degree a reality. Tempo Learning’s built-in flexibility and all-you-can-learn subscription fee helped financial services professional Kandi Georges reach her goal of earning a BS in Business Administration, giving her a needed credential to advance her career.

Whether you want to teach at the college level or shape social work policy, a doctoral degree can set you up for success.

Explore the various ways teachers can build rapport with students in an online environment.

Learn about the American Academy of Nursing’s prestigious leadership designation and how a PhD in Nursing could help you grow your influence in the field.

Uniform Crime Reports are a valuable tool for criminal justice professionals. Read along with online master’s students to learn more about this important source of crime statistics.

While most of today’s health care industry follows a fee-for-service model, many healthcare professionals are advocating for a systemic change to a preventative value-based care model. Valued members of both the health care and patient teams, medical social workers provide critical assessment and information services throughout the healthcare process.

From day one, students earning doctoral degrees from Walden University will find support at the accredited university’s Writing Center, where 50 full-time professionals assist students in building and enhancing their academic writing skills.

Dr. Mark F. Leggett, a faculty member in Walden University’s MS in Clinical Mental Health Counseling degree program, is a strong voice in the counseling community on issues of social change and social justice. Dr. Leggett helps give students the knowledge and resources to work for change in their chosen field.

Earning two master’s degrees in counseling online at the same time can expand your career options and much more.

Public health nursing is a vital specialty area among nursing degree options. These nursing professionals embed themselves within communities to help build a healthy and equitable environment for all. During the COVID-19 pandemic, their roles are even more critical as they educate residents, work on prevention efforts, participate in contact tracing, and more.