The college admissions season is in full swing and high school seniors and their families are busy preparing their applications, obtaining recommendation letters, and writing personal essays. It’s a busy, exciting, and challenging time as students prepare for this monumental … Continue reading Do I Qualify for Financial Aid?
Education leaders play a pivotal role in the lives of students, teachers, and school systems. These influential individuals guide students as they learn, ensuring that the school environment is safe and inclusive, and they may even be responsible for contributing … Continue reading What an Ed.D. Online Teaches You About Leadership Styles in Education
The college application process begins long before high school students enter their senior year, as many students start thinking about their interests, goals, and applications as early as their first or second year in high school. The preparation and research … Continue reading College Application Checklist for High School Seniors
University of Bridgeport offers a tremendous Dental Hygienist program, educating students on the prevention and treatment of oral disease while setting them up for a rewarding career in an in-demand field. However, you may have noticed that UB also offers … Continue reading Pre-Dental Hygiene vs. Dental Hygiene: What’s the Difference?
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the median wage for engineers is more than twice the average median wage across all work disciplines in the US — probably because engineers possess unmatched creativity and problem-solving skills coveted across … Continue reading What Do the Top Colleges of Engineering Offer Students?
In the United States, over 1.16 million professionals contribute to the maintenance of law and order in a wide variety of jobs across the criminal justice spectrum. Those interested in pursuing one of the many diverse career paths related to … Continue reading What Are the Entry Requirements for a Criminal Justice Program?
The facts are in. Teachers with master’s degrees make an average of 28% more money than their undergrad colleagues. But despite the guaranteed increase in income, there’s still an ongoing debate in educational circles about whether a Master’s in Secondary … Continue reading Is a Master’s in Secondary Education Worth It For Teachers? Yes, and Here’s Why
Sending your kid off to college for the first time can be a daunting experience. While the looming threat of an empty nest and the shock of a suddenly quiet household can feel uncomfortable, nagging questions like “how am I … Continue reading 6 Tips for Parents of Teens Going to College for the First Time
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), overall employment in business and financial occupations is projected to grow faster than the average for all professions by 2032, resulting in an average of about 911,400 openings yearly. So, it … Continue reading The Ultimate Guide to Choosing the Right Business Administration Program
The number of international students looking to study in the United States continues to grow as more and more universities also look to welcome these students onto their campuses. For example, University of Bridgeport welcomed three hundred additional new enrollees … Continue reading What are the Requirements for a Student Visa in the USA?
Ashley Dunne fell in love with music in elementary school. From a young age, it was in the music classroom that she felt safest and most connected to her educational experiences. “I had a lot of wonderful teachers along the … Continue reading University of Bridgeport Alumna Wins Prestigious Milken Educator Award
Business administrators act as the backbone of any company or organization, ensuring everyone and everything functions as efficiently and effectively as possible. In fact, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), overall employment in business and financial occupations … Continue reading 6 BS in Business Administration Skills That Employers Seek in Graduates
Teachers are charged with the minds and futures of the next generation, a noble profession if there ever was one. Yet, many aspiring teachers worry about where to begin their own student journey. If you’re feeling a pull toward this … Continue reading What to Look for in the Best Schools of Education
Welcome high school juniors, seniors, and parents! College application and admission season is in full swing as high school upper-class students begin to determine their future college, career plans, and goals. From submitting applications, applying for financial aid, and fulfilling … Continue reading Early Action vs. Early Decision: What’s the Difference?
A master’s in Business Administration (MBA) equips candidates with a competitive skill set and knowledge needed to thrive in today’s dynamic and ever-changing business landscape. And in the United States, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), overall employment … Continue reading Top 5 Industries for MBA Graduates to Launch a Career
With an average of 857,600 job openings per year projected until at least 2032 in the field of educational instruction and library occupations, the field of education is bursting at the seams with opportunities for rewarding and fulfilling careers. Graduates … Continue reading What You’ll Learn in Doctorate of Education Classes
Coach Kranthi “Krunch” Senadhi sits in his office in Hubbell Gymnasium, talking about the sport he loves. The sound of basketballs bouncing on the polished wood of the gym floor echoes down the halls and through the door. “This was … Continue reading Player-Driven Empowerment: Coach Krunch’s Impact on Decision-Making
In the fast-paced world of finance, real-world experience is the key to success. At University of Bridgeport, students in professor Congsheng Wu’s Financial Derivatives and Risk Management class recently demonstrated their prowess by securing 11th place in the CME Group … Continue reading UB Finance Students Place in the Top 5% of the World in a Global Trading Challenge