As the semester kicks off, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed by busy schedules, new classes, and looming deadlines. But don’t worry — stress doesn’t have to define your UB experience! Mindfulness, or the practice of being fully present and aware … Continue reading Spring Into Focus: 5 Mindfulness Tips to Thrive This Semester
Online counseling MS programs provide a flexible path to professional development in mental health services. These programs offer specialized tracks such as mental health counseling, child and adolescent counseling, and substance abuse treatment. Utilizing digital platforms, online counseling programs deliver … Continue reading 7 Skills You’ll Gain in an Online Counseling Program
If you’re interested in the science of life and pursuing financially fulfilling careers in biomedical science, biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, and the medical field, you may consider majoring in Biology. Over 3 million jobs exist in fields related to Biology in the … Continue reading 5 High-Paying Jobs with a Bachelor’s in Biology
In today’s academic landscape, the options for educational opportunities are abundant. The difficult decision between pursuing a Health Sciences degree or a Biology degree can be among the hurdles you face. It is important for prospective students to fully understand … Continue reading What is the Difference Between Health Sciences vs. Biology Degree?
“Memory is a thing; remembering is an action, ongoing. We pause and reflect, let scenes take shape, then relive them.” Amy Nawrocki, The Comet’s Tail As with many roles in higher education, the exact duties of a dean remain a … Continue reading The Art of Narrative Healing — Dean Amy Nawrocki’s Journey to Inspiring Student Success
By Randy Laist, chair of the English department A dying dog. A falling leaf. Your own image in the mirror. The pain of injustice. The headache that won’t go away. The infinite mysteries of time itself. These are only a … Continue reading Groundswell, UB’s Art & Lit Magazine, Celebrates Student Voices in New Issue
Driven by an increasing awareness of the importance of mental health and a demand for qualified professionals to provide support and guidance, the field of counseling is growing. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the employment growth … Continue reading 4 Signs You Should Pursue a Master’s in Counseling Education
Pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Psychology is an exciting opportunity to learn why people think and behave the way they do. But you might be wondering how long earning that degree will take. And not every student can commit the … Continue reading How Long Does it Take to Complete a Bachelor’s in Psychology?
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?
By Marco Bonett Matiz As a University of Bridgeport professor, I encounter many students who have a fear of mathematics. They have often been told and accepted one of several myths about the discipline. Let’s take a look at them. … Continue reading Shattering Math Myths
A biology degree is consistently one of college’s most popular degree choices. In fact, according to the National Center for Education Statistics, nearly 6 percent of all undergraduate degrees were granted to people studying biological and biomedical sciences. Students can … Continue reading Is Getting a Bachelor’s in Biology Degree Worth It?
Earning a Biology degree opens doors for careers in science, medicine, and so much more. Learn which four concentrations are available to Biology majors. Continue reading 4 Types of Biology Concentrations
Are you interested in life science, research, and medicine? Discover 5 reasons why a bachelor’s degree in Biology may be the right next step for you. Continue reading 5 Reasons to Pursue a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology
Admission to medical schools and PA programs is highly competitive. Find out how to get into medical school or physician assistant programs. Continue reading How to Get into Medical School and PA School
Learn about the important differences between second language learning (ESL) and foreign language learning (EFL) in a college setting. Continue reading Second Language Learning vs. Foreign Language Learning
University of Bridgeport’s (UB) College of Arts & Sciences has been renamed the College of Science & Society, effective immediately. The College is led by its new dean, Dr. Kathleen Engelmann. Continue reading University of Bridgeport Announces College of Science & Society