Bachelor’s Degree Versus a Master’s Degree: What’s the difference?

When you think about a Bachelor’s degree and a Master’s degree, what comes to mind? Do you think about the length of time each takes, the depth of the content you will study, campus life, the overall experience or some other factor?
On a basic level, when looking at the differences in degrees, a Bachelor’s degree is typically a course of study that can take up to 120 credit hours, which can equate to eight semesters or four years of study. A Master’s degree is a degree beyond the Bachelor’s and is usually around 32-36 credit hours and can take from one to two years to complete.
Bachelor’s degrees provide students with a basic framework for academic achievement in a specific area of study. Master’s programs delve deeper beyond the general education (as you will take no general education courses during this) and focus on one specific targeted area of study. READ MORE: blogs.umflint....