Types of Colleges and Universities in Connecticut
Connecticut is recognized for its contributions to higher education, with a long list of Connecticut colleges and universities having opened since the 1800s. Today, Connecticut is home to an estimated 43 degree-granting institutions of higher education, plus even more postsecondary, … Continue reading Types of Colleges and Universities in Connecticut
A Guide to Hybrid Degree Programs: What Students Should Know
The emergence of the global Coronavirus pandemic in 2020 resulted in massive social distancing and isolation mandates. To stop the spread of the virus, seemingly overnight, the world shifted. All at once, many things that seemed familiar had significantly changed … Continue reading A Guide to Hybrid Degree Programs: What Students Should Know
5 Fantastic Manufacturing Technician Careers to Consider
Recent growth in manufacturing technician careers demonstrates just how essential the role is to the United States economy. With technology advancements and manufacturing progress on the rise, the demand for various types of manufacturing technicians is proof that the possibilities … Continue reading 5 Fantastic Manufacturing Technician Careers to Consider
Industrial Maintenance Technician Salary Information
Advanced manufacturing careers are growing in popularity. They offer an innovative career path with a bright job outlook. Not to mention, manufacturing careers are purposeful—the industrial manufacturing sector is dedicated to producing important goods, from aerospace engines to everyday appliances. … Continue reading Industrial Maintenance Technician Salary Information
Future Trends in Mental Health Care and Where PMHNPs Fit In
It wasn’t so long ago that mental health was deeply misunderstood. As recently as the 1950s, treatments that are now considered inhumane (such as lobotomies) or controversial (such as electroconvulsive therapy) were common treatments for mental illnesses like depression, anxiety, … Continue reading Future Trends in Mental Health Care and Where PMHNPs Fit In
What is a Vocational School Certificate? [+ More FAQs]
There is no “one size fits all” approach to postsecondary education and employment. Each student’s path to their profession will not always be linear — and at the end of the day, going to a traditional, four-year college may not be … Continue reading What is a Vocational School Certificate? [+ More FAQs]
Why Get a Master’s Degree in Connecticut?
If you’re researching “how to choose a master’s degree in Connecticut” or if you’re questioning “is a master’s degree worth it,” — rest assured, the Constitution State is a spectacular place to earn a graduate degree and enter an excellent … Continue reading Why Get a Master’s Degree in Connecticut?
What Jobs Can I Get with a Computer Aided Design (CAD) Certificate?
Computer-aided design (CAD) has changed manufacturing as we know it. Gone are the days of drawing out sketches and designs by hand. Today, designers and engineers can look forward to accurate, precise, and high-tech design plans for products because of … Continue reading What Jobs Can I Get with a Computer Aided Design (CAD) Certificate?
7 Reasons You Should Earn Your Degree Online
Earning your degree online has become an increasingly popular option for many students. Going to college looks different than it has in the past and colleges are adapting to the shifting needs of students of all ages and backgrounds. If … Continue reading 7 Reasons You Should Earn Your Degree Online
Do I Stay or Do I Go? Why You Might Consider Transferring to a Different College
Going back to school is an exciting time in your life. You’re looking toward your future with better career prospects and higher earning potential. But what if you find yourself disappointed in the education or the experience you are getting … Continue reading Do I Stay or Do I Go? Why You Might Consider Transferring to a Different College
Is a Certificate Program Worth it?
Deciding whether or not to pursue a short-term certificate can be difficult, especially if you are trying to decide between a certificate program and a degree program. On the one hand, a short-term certificate can provide you with specific, in-demand … Continue reading Is a Certificate Program Worth it?
Investing in Yourself: How to Finance College Costs [Independently]
College can be a big, and sometimes intimidating, investment. On average in the United States, annual college tuition costs can range between $10,000 and $40,000 for four-year institutions. However, the investment is well worth it. It’s estimated that the average, … Continue reading Investing in Yourself: How to Finance College Costs [Independently]
How to Choose an Online RN-to-BSN Program
To become a Registered Nurse (RN), a student must earn a nursing degree from an accredited and state-approved nursing school. The nursing graduate must also pass the NCLEX-RN exam and adhere to all other state licensing requirements to practice. However, … Continue reading How to Choose an Online RN-to-BSN Program
“It’s All About Relationships”: Building Student-Faculty Relationships
How to Build Meaningful Relationships in Online Classrooms with Universal Design for Learning By Robert LeGary Jr. Director, Master of Education Program, Assistant Professor, Senior Teaching Fellow As the availability of online education continues to grow, there remains skepticism about … Continue reading “It’s All About Relationships”: Building Student-Faculty Relationships
Finding the Best College to Transfer to: A Guide for Transfer Students
Today, the most common reasons for transferring schools are rooted in a wrong selection or a desire to advance. Transfer students often cite that they chose the wrong school initially, or simply sought to change majors, attend a more respected institution, … Continue reading Finding the Best College to Transfer to: A Guide for Transfer Students
Goodwin University’s Advanced UDL Institute: How Five Senior Teaching Fellows Are Implementing UDL Principles
Robert LeGary Jr., Ed.D, Director, Master of Education program, and Diana LaRocco, Ed.D, Director of the Goodwin Institute for Learning Innovation, Dean, School of Applied Liberal Arts and Social Science Universal Design for Learning (UDL) is an educational framework based … Continue reading Goodwin University’s Advanced UDL Institute: How Five Senior Teaching Fellows Are Implementing UDL Principles
Persevering to Pursue a Lifelong Passion for Nursing
PMHNP Student, Mother, and Frontline Worker Holly DeVylder Prepares to Graduate Despite Two Years of Unimaginable Personal Challenges No matter how prepared you are to continue your education, life often has other plans. Holly DeVylder, Goodwin University PMHNP student, knows … Continue reading Persevering to Pursue a Lifelong Passion for Nursing
What Does an Epidemiologist Do?
Epidemiologists are public health professionals that contribute to the well-being of communities and make an immense impact on the health of populations. If you are considering a career in epidemiology, you may be wondering, what exactly does an epidemiologist do? … Continue reading What Does an Epidemiologist Do?