The Johnnies Blog

Welcome to the Johnnies Blog—where your college journey comes into focus. Designed for prospective students and their families, this space brings together authentic student voices, expert perspectives, and practical guidance to help you explore opportunities, navigate decisions, and build a meaningful path forward.
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Fast-Track vs. Traditional Degrees: Why Accelerated Programs Work 

With rising tuition costs, competition intensifying in the job market, and the drive to make an impact sooner, today’s ambitious students are increasingly turning to accelerated—also called fast-track — degree programs. 

In this blog, you learn what a fast-track program is, how it compares to the bachelor’s and master’s traditional degree path, and the transformative benefits it can deliver for your career. 

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The Role of Generative AI in Cybersecurity

Discover how generative AI is revolutionizing cybersecurity. Gain new insights for cybersecurity professionals with St. John’s University, New York's M.S. in Cyber Security Program.

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Marketing Intelligence vs. Marketing Analytics vs. Business Analytics: Choosing the Right Master’s Degree

As the Director of St. John’s University’s Master of Science (M.S.) in Marketing Intelligence degree program at The Peter J. Tobin College of Business, I often receive questions about the unique aspects and advantages of a master’s degree in marketing intelligence compared to degrees in marketing analytics or business analytics. In this blog post, I provide an overview of each of these programs offered at the University, highlighting the skills you develop and the career opportunities available with each degree.

Homeland Security Lab

Homeland Security & Criminal Justice Leadership: Master Dual Program

In today’s dynamic landscape, a career in homeland security and criminal justice leadership is a responsibility—a dedication to safeguarding communities and upholding equity. A cornerstone of meeting this responsibility lies in an understanding of both homeland security and criminal justice leadership, the discipline in which encompasses unique insights and challenges that demand specialized knowledge and skills. Homeland security demands a keen understanding of cybersecurity, counterterrorism, and emergency preparedness, while criminal justice leadership focuses on enforcing laws and ensuring equitable justice for all.