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Jennifer Coates

(She/Her)
  • Writer and Editor, Freelance
  • Communications Manager, Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles
Los Angeles
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Aegis Travel Insurance Review: Is It Worth the Cost?

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By Jennifer Coates
| NerdWallet Verified
Aegis General Insurance Agency offers travel insurance plans under its Go Ready Insurance subsidiary. This provider provides a suite of customizable plans instead of one-size-fits-all plans and coverages. With Aegis travel insurance, you can choose from single-trip and annual multitrip policies, as well as cruise-specific plans. Here's what to know about this travel insurance plan that gives you flexibility starting at a mid-range price.
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Master's Degree vs MBA: What's the Difference?

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By Jennifer Coates
| SoFi Learn
If you’re interested in a career in business, you may be debating between getting an MBA or a specialized master’s degree in business. The primary difference is that an MBA is a general management degree, typically designed for professionals who already have work experience, while a business master’s degree offers focused technical expertise and is often geared toward recent graduates or early-career professionals.
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Dental School vs Medical School: Which Path Is Right for You?

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By Jennifer Coates
| SoFi Learn
Both dental school and medical school are highly demanding, four-year postgraduate programs that can lead to lucrative health care careers. The main difference is that medical school focuses on broad systemic health and requires a multi-year residency, while dental school focuses specifically on oral health and often allows graduates to begin practicing sooner. Which path is right for you depends on your personal interests, timeline, budget, and long-term career goals.
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