What's the Value of Completing Your Degree?
Increased Access to Job Opportunities: Graduates with a bachelor's degree see 57% more job openings than non-graduates.
Increased Earning Potential: The average salary of a bachelor's degree holder is over $10k more than a non-graduate.
Increased Job Satisfaction: A bachelor's degree can provide a higher level of job satisfaction than a non-degree holder.
Perceived Value by Employers: Those with a bachelor’s degree are perceived as having additional hard and soft skills that are appealing to an employer.
Increased Economic Stability: Unemployment rates of those with a bachelor’s degree have been about half that of non-degree holders.
Better Equipped for Transition: Your degree will afford you increased flexibility for career changes that you desire to make — even for an advanced degree.
“I’ve helped with church plants, and I’m involved with my local church and community. I also love learning and growing my understanding of business and finance for my career, so I asked, "What’s going to give me the foundation for both?" When I saw Professional Studies through SCOPE—where you can do the ministry and Bible side with finance and business, ‘That’s perfect,'" - Tim Crook, Professional Studies, BS