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
By Steven Rashba University of Bridgeport’s English Language Institute (ELI) was founded in 1992 with the mission of attracting international students to our campus and providing them with the language skillset necessary to succeed in their future academic/career studies. UB … Continue reading New Courses Offer Career-Focused STEM Language Support
By Eric D. Lehman Six brand new teams at University of Bridgeport are running, throwing, and leaping into the future. Eager students have joined the men’s and women’s cross country, indoor track and field, and outdoor track and field teams, … Continue reading UB Track and Field Races Toward the Future
Applying for college can feel overwhelming. After all, you’re searching for the right school, taking tests like the ACTs and SATs, filling out applications, and applying for financial aid. During this process, you might find yourself wondering how to pay … Continue reading How to Apply for Financial Aid (including the FAFSA!)
Public health is essential in ensuring the health and wellness of entire communities. Public health professionals provide health education to community members, work to improve health outcomes, advocate for healthcare policy, and identify and monitor diseases. All of which have … Continue reading Is Public Health a Good Career?
Around one-third of college students transfer schools before completing their degree, according to the National Student Clearinghouse. And CollegeTransfer.Net reports that 60% of 4-year graduates each year have transferred at least once before completing their degree. These and other statistics … Continue reading Five Benefits of Transferring Colleges
The medical field is filled with various careers and opportunities for candidates. From doctors to nurses to medical laboratory scientists, the possibilities are endless for a rewarding and in-demand career helping people live better and healthier lives. That said, the … Continue reading Nursing vs. Medical Laboratory Science: What’s the Difference?
Everyone’s body is unique, and health and dietary needs vary significantly from one individual to the next. We all have different genetics, living environments, and lifestyles, so there is no one-size-fits-all approach to a diet that will work for everyone. … Continue reading Master’s in Functional Nutrition vs. Clinical Nutrition
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?
If you are interested in a school administrative position, consider obtaining a sixth-year certificate in education, also known as the educational administration certification (092). This certification is required for any educational administration position, including department chair, special education director, assistant … Continue reading What Can You Do With a Sixth-Year Certificate in Education (092)?
The field of social service offers an opportunity to make a difference. For those with a passion for helping others and empowering underserved and underrepresented communities, there are many career options for you. Social service workers are committed to addressing … Continue reading 6 Social Services Career Options You Can Land with a Bachelor’s Degree
It’s common knowledge that making wise food choices improves your overall health. However, making those choices can be challenging. The Dietary Guidelines Advisory Committee found that three-fourths of the U.S. population consumes below the recommended intake of vegetables, fruits, and … Continue reading What Does a Nutritionist Do?
If you are a healthcare professional looking to hone your administrative skills and gain credentials in advanced leadership roles, consider obtaining your Doctor of Health Science (DHSc) degree. Candidates who earn a DHSc often work in advanced managerial, clinical, research, … Continue reading Doctor of Health Science (DHSc) Salary Guide
Public health professionals study and work to improve the health and well-being of populations. As health trends become more complex, and health issues simultaneously become more widespread and region-specific, the need for quality education and specialized training continues to increase. … Continue reading Which MPH Concentration is Best for Me?
A career as a chiropractor is looking more promising than ever, as people grow more interested in all types of health and fitness. Chiropractic care is also becoming more accessible and affordable, as more insurance policies cover these services, making … Continue reading Chiropractor Job Outlook and Growth Opportunities for Graduates
Online education has been rising steadily since 2013. According to federal data, in the 2018-19 academic year, the number of students taking online classes reached over 1.2 million. However, this trend has grown exponentially since the COVID-19 pandemic. Colleges and … Continue reading Should I Get My MBA Online or In-Person?
Selecting the right school for your higher education is a significant and personal decision. For example, should you attend a two-year community college or a four-year university? To help make this decision, students should consider their overall plan for higher … Continue reading What’s the Difference Between a University and a Community College?
Entering the nursing profession is an enriching and fulfilling career. And it’s not just for those who decide to become a registered nurse (RN) as soon as they enter college. It’s never too late to become an RN and enroll … Continue reading How to Get Into an Accelerated Nursing Program