Jane Nam

Contributing Writer

Contributors/Jane Nam

Education

MA Social and Political Philosophy, University of Oregon
BA Philosophy and Spanish, Emory University

Jane Nam is a staff writer for BestColleges' Data Center. Before her work on higher education data trends, Jane was a news writer and the managing editor for an academic journal. She has graduate degrees in social and political philosophy and women's, gender, and sexuality studies, as well as certifications in data collection and analysis.

Jane holds a master's in social and political philosophy from the University of Oregon and a bachelor's degree in philosophy and Spanish from Emory University.

Read Jane's Latest Articles

Work-Life Balance Tops List of College Student Priorities in Job Search: Survey

In a new BestColleges survey, 76% of students say work-life balance is a top priority in their job search compared to 60% who prioritize salary.

April 19, 2024

6 Underrated Facts About Community College

Some community colleges offer on-campus housing and award bachelor's degrees. Read to find out more underrated facts about community college.

March 27, 2024

What Is a Bad SAT Score — And Should I Worry About Mine?

What is a low SAT score? Find the bottom SAT scores for popular and competitive colleges. Plus, get expert tips to improve your score.

March 20, 2024

Does Education Make a Difference in Salary?

While education makes a difference in salary overall, this does not apply in all disciplines. Explore the relationship between education and income in this report.

February 21, 2024

Is the CISSP Certification Worth It? Requirements, Exam Costs, and Salary

Getting the CISSP certification may increase your salary or job prospects, but is the cost worth it? Find more information on the certification costs, requirements, and projected salary.

February 14, 2024

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