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Is a master’s degree in nursing (MSN) worth it?

Sam BeckerBy Sam BeckerEducation Expert
Sam BeckerEducation Expert

Sam Becker is a personal finance expert and journalist based near New York City. He is a native of the Pacific Northwest, and a graduate of Washington State University. His work has written for CNBC, Fast Company, BBC, TIME, and more.

Jasmine SuarezReviewed by Jasmine SuarezSenior Staff Editor
Jasmine SuarezSenior Staff Editor

Jasmine Suarez was a senior editor at Fortune where she leads coverage for careers, education and finance. In the past, she’s worked for Business Insider, Adweek, Red Ventures, McGraw-Hill, Pearson, and more. 

Photo of a scrub cap with lettering that reads, “Nurses call the shots.”
Travel nurse Tiquella Russell of Texas displays her scrub cap shortly after administering a dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at a clinic at Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital in South Los Angeles, as seen in February 2021 in Los Angeles. (Photo by Mario Tama/Getty Images)

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