Laia Albàs Ferrer came to UB to play basketball. She will leave as a published author. Originally from a small town near Barcelona, Spain, Laia dreamed of playing college basketball in the United States from a young age. That dream … Continue reading Across Two Courts: A Student-Athlete’s Journey from Spain to Connecticut
A Psychology degree is one of the most misunderstood undergraduate degrees, with many prospective students questioning its worth. Since many of those who graduate with a Psychology degree don’t necessarily go on to graduate school to become a licensed counselor … Continue reading Is a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology Worth It?
When you think about transferring colleges, the logistics tend to take center stage. You focus on things like credit transfers, advisor meetings, new class schedules. But for a lot of transfer students, the part that keeps them up at night … Continue reading How to Make Friends and Get Involved as a Transfer Student
What is required to become a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) in the state of Connecticut? Find out how to become a counselor in CT today. Continue reading How to Become a Licensed Counselor (LPC) in Connecticut
Engaging in physical activity and sports is a great way to stay in shape and achieve an overall healthy lifestyle — not to mention the social benefits as individuals develop connections and bonds with their teammates and coaches. Yet, athletes … Continue reading How Do Sports Help Students Academically?
If you’re in the middle of the college application process, you’ve likely weighed the query: small vs. large university? Maybe you have a gut instinct for a more intimate educational environment, but want confirmation, or are being drawn to larger … Continue reading 6 Benefits of Attending a Small University
A bachelor’s in Psychology offers graduates a diverse range of careers to choose from. Explore high-paying jobs you can achieve with a psychology degree. Continue reading 10 High-Paying Jobs With a Bachelor’s in Psychology Degree
You’re a full-time teacher, and it’s exactly where you’re meant to be. You’re ready to advance your credentials and dive deeper into research and methodology to serve your future students even more wholeheartedly. But… realistically fitting in graduate school when … Continue reading 7 Tips for Getting Your Master’s Degree While Teaching Full-Time
If you walk into any dental clinic, you know how easy it is to mix up who’s working in which job — hygienists and assistants both wear scrubs, work with patients, and you can’t have a clinic without either. But … Continue reading Dental Hygienist vs. Dental Assistant: What’s the Difference?
You’ve probably heard it before: “You should visit a few before choosing a college.” It’s solid advice, but here’s the question nobody talks about enough: When should high school students visit colleges? Visit too early, and the whole experience is … Continue reading When Should High School Students Start Visiting Colleges?
Making the right decision for your master’s in Business Administration (MBA) can be tricky. There are so many options out there and so much information that gives you pros and cons of each. One question that emerges as fairly important: … Continue reading Full-Time vs. Part-Time MBA: How to Find the Right Fit
In Peru’s highlands, preventive medicine looks a bit different. A pair of reader eyeglasses. A CPR demonstration. A dental hygiene kit. A meal cooked over an open fire. For ten UB PA students who recently traveled to Cusco, Peru, those … Continue reading UB PA Students Bring Preventive Medicine to Peru
You know you’re meant to get a Nursing degree. You’ve read and researched; you know how grueling the hours can be, but you’re still drawn to care for the hurt and hurting. Now comes the hard part for some folks. … Continue reading What Do Nursing Schools Look for in Applicants?
Adam McReynolds ’24 has lived many lives — each shaped by service, resilience, and a deep commitment to helping others. A U.S. Navy combat veteran, licensed clinical social worker (LCSW), entrepreneur, and author, McReynolds exemplifies how perseverance and purpose can … Continue reading From Bridgeport to Global Impact: Adam McReynolds’ Life of Service
Before George R. R. Martin imagined a single character, well before HBO turned Game of Thrones into an international cultural phenomenon, there was another John Snow (15 March 1813 – 16 June 1858), the so-called father of epidemiology. Dr. Snow’s … Continue reading What is the Role of Epidemiology in Public Health?
When Kwadir Delgado-McIntyre arrived for his interview, he was already dressed in purple. “They gave me some gear,” he laughed, “and I like it.” That easy confidence — and obvious pride — captures the spirit of something entirely new taking … Continue reading The Rise of Women’s Flag Football at University of Bridgeport
Fresh out of high school or looking for a career change? Nursing degrees have an almost irresistible pull, calling students from all walks of life. Whether you’re an undecided traditional first-year student or merely beginning to wonder, “Should I major … Continue reading 9 Reasons to Major in Nursing
Nursing programs with free tuition sound amazing, but they’re often not all they’re cracked up to be. As the saying goes, “There’s no free lunch.” Meaning, often, “free” things are not as free as they sound. So while there might … Continue reading Pros and Cons of Free Nursing Programs