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. Now you have to also worry about how to apply for … Continue reading How to Apply for Financial Aid (including the FAFSA!)
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 Degree?
On Thursday, October 2, 2025, the Arnold Bernhard Center (ABC Building) unveiled a new opportunity for student creativity — relaunching The Schelfhaudt Gallery for its first exhibition since 2019. UB leadership, trustees, and gallery namesake Peter Schelfhaudt took part in … Continue reading University of Bridgeport’s Renaissance: AI: Co-create Inaugurates a New Era at the Schelfhaudt Gallery
If you’re comparing a private nursing school vs. community college, you’re probably thinking about one thing: cost. That makes sense. Tuition is often the first number you look at when choosing a nursing school. But the decision isn’t only about … Continue reading 7 Benefits of Private Nursing School vs. Community College
Career paths aren’t always linear — and for many counselors, their lived experiences play a powerful role in shaping how they show up for others. For University of Bridgeport student Matthew Bellard, a 15-year career as a chef, combined with … Continue reading Compassion and Connection: Q&A with Counseling Student Matthew Bellard
Recent agreements with Waterbury Promise and Bridgeport Promise build on UB’s commitment to local access, affordability, and student success. University of Bridgeport (UB) has expanded its local college-access partnerships by signing new Promise agreements with Waterbury Promise and Bridgeport Promise, … Continue reading University of Bridgeport Expands “Promise” Partnerships to Create Affordable Pathways to a Degree
If you’ve been researching your options and wondering, “How hard is it to get into Nursing school?”, you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common (and important) questions prospective students ask. The short answer? Nursing school can be competitive. … Continue reading How Hard Is It to Get Into Nursing School?
The public’s interest in public health careers is soaring. Case in point: There has been a 20% increase nationwide in Master of Public Health (MPH) applicants since COVID-19. So, if you’ve been thinking about pivoting professionally, you might be wondering: … Continue reading Is a Master’s in Public Health a Good Degree for Career Changers?
If you’re thinking about graduate school in nutrition, you’ve probably typed something like, “What do you need to get a master’s in Nutrition?” into a search bar at least once. Maybe twice. The truth is, master’s in Nutrition prerequisites can … Continue reading Master’s in Nutrition Prerequisites, Explained
If you’re considering engineering as a major, you’ve probably asked yourself some version of this question already: Is mechanical engineering hard? It’s a fair question. Sure, mechanical engineering has a reputation for being rigorous, math-heavy, and time-intensive. At the same … Continue reading Is Mechanical Engineering Hard? What Students Should Expect
University of Bridgeport (UB) has signed a partnership agreement with Waterbury Promise, a not-for-profit college access, success, and career readiness program offering scholarships and ongoing support for Waterbury Promise students accepted to UB beginning this fall. UB will offer students … Continue reading University of Bridgeport Forms Partnership with Waterbury Promise to Expand Opportunities for Waterbury Students
As a UB student, Denzel Luna noticed an interesting new trend among some of the student-athletes he knew. A high school friend upgraded from a Honda Civic to a C-Class Mercedes Benz in just six months. “These were 18-year-olds I … Continue reading Filling the Gap: How a UB Alum Built a Tax Tool Athletes Actually Use
Thinking about making a move? You’re not alone. Recent national data shows that transfer enrollment continues to grow, with more students reevaluating their academic path and choosing a better-fit institution. If you’re in that phase — comparing options, weighing pros … Continue reading 8 Questions To Ask When Transferring Colleges
You’ve seen the headlines. You’ve seen how AI has reshaped industries overnight, from healthcare to driverless cars. AI isn’t the future anymore; it’s the present. You should be driving that change, not just watching from the sidelines. You likely have … Continue reading Can You Get a Master’s in Artificial Intelligence Online?
We all get to a point where we look at our current job and wonder, “Is this it?” Maybe you’re tired of retail hours. Maybe you’re looking for a way to work in healthcare without handling blood or working 12-hour … Continue reading Is Getting a Medical Billing and Coding Certificate Worth It?
Becoming a registered nurse (RN) is one thing, but quitting your job for a Nursing degree might not be financially feasible. You could already be juggling a mortgage, supporting your family, or maybe your current career is on a roll … Continue reading How to Become a Nurse While Working Full Time
Many who consider investing in an MBA as their next career move worry that they’ll be at a disadvantage if they didn’t major in business or work in a traditional business role. It’s an understandable concern — especially for professionals … Continue reading Do You Need a Bachelor’s in Business to Get an MBA?
So, you’ve earned your bachelor’s in Medical Laboratory Science (MLS), and now you’re wondering: what can I do with a Medical Laboratory Science degree? The good news is that a Medical Lab Science BS opens the door to a wide … Continue reading 8 High-Paying Jobs with a Medical Lab Science Degree