Bachelors

A bachelor's degree is an undergraduate academic qualification awarded by colleges and universities upon completion of a program typically lasting three to four years. It represents a foundational level of higher education, allowing students to gain specialized knowledge in a particular field, such as business, science, arts, or engineering. Earning a bachelor's degree often enhances job prospects and can lead to further studies, such as a master's or doctoral degree. It also serves as a credential for many professions, signaling to employers that the graduate has acquired essential skills and knowledge.