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Ellery Weil, PhD

Contributing Author

Education

Bachelor of Arts - University of Michigan

Master of Arts - University College London

Dr. Ellery Weil holds a bachelor's degree in Political Science from the University of Michigan -- Ann Arbor, and a master's degree and PhD in History from University College London, and has been writing professionally in the higher education sector and for nutrition and wellness spaces for over six years. In addition to her work below, her writing has been published by Pearson, Arizona State University, BestColleges, A-List Education, and more.

Ellery's Advice for Future Students

College can feel extremely competitive, but it's not a race--remember, you're only responsible to yourself.

Check Out Ellery's Articles on Edumed:

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How to Maximize a 529 Plan: Setting Your Child Up for Success
With the average cost of college in 2024 coming in at over $38,000 per year, it's no wonder families want to plan ahead as much as possible for the expense. Luckily, schools offer a variety of ways to pay for college — including tuition payment plans and federal financial aid.
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What are the Differences Between Bridge and Accelerated Nursing Degrees?
Have you recently decided to make the jump into a nursing career? If so, congratulations! Nursing is a fast-paced, vitally important healthcare profession, with high demand for nurses all over the country, and plenty of opportunities for career advancement. But now that you've decided you want to work in nursing, you've only just begun your journey–you're going to need a nursing education.
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What are the Best MSN Specialties in 2024?
Current and future nurses know a Master's of Science in Nursing (MSN) is one of the most advanced nursing degrees available. While many nurses have decades-long careers without ever earning their MSN, earning yours can be the ticket to increased responsibility in your workplace, higher pay (many MSN holders make well over six-figure salaries), and a more specialized role in the nursing field.
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How to Choose Between an MSN and MPH Degree
Are you a nurse who wants to advance in your career, but aren't sure what the next step should be? Have you been working in healthcare, but have reached the point where you'll need more education to take on more responsibility? If this sounds familiar, you may have already started considering applying for a master's degree. But as you know, there are a lot of options out there for a healthcare professional looking for postgraduate education.
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How to Maintain Work-Life Balance in an Accelerated Nursing Program
Have you just begun an accelerated nursing program? If so, congratulations! You're taking a major step towards a successful, exciting career in a high-demand field with plenty of opportunities for growth. Moreover, you'll be helping patients and serving a vital role in the healthcare system–and through your accelerated degree, you'll be beginning your work as a nurse faster than you can imagine.