Windham, Connecticut

I am planning on attending University of Connecticut in the fall of 2026, and I would like to know what classes I should take for a career in nutrition.

I want to find opporutnites with hands on and more exposure, within medicine / STEM. I want to start a research based project within medicine that makes an impact. I want advice on where I can start and build myself up to that point. Where can I start? Also any internship opportunites, Any...

What are good study habits for nursing?

Please let me know any advice ! anything is helpful.

I am in 8th grade. I did a career interest survey and meal service is one of my interests. I'd want to make sushi.

I am in 8th grade. I did a career interest survey and fashion is one of my interests.

How does the student manage their time with studying and sports and college life?

Past experiences, encompassing both academic and personal endeavors, play a crucial role in molding aspirations for higher education and future career paths. These experiences act as catalysts by shaping our interests, equipping us with valuable skills, and clarifying our core values.

I started undergrad as a biology major but don't feel confident with my choice since I have a lot of interest in finance. I have recently started taking more classes based off topics I just find interesting in order to help narrow it down, but I feel like the choice keeps getting harder the...

As a freshman in college, I want to be prepared from the start and build a good resume starting now.

I want to be a Special Education and I really excited to do that, but sometimes I feel like I am a little behind on the learning I should start doing before I am in the classroom aside from the classes I am already taking in college.

Would majoring in nursing and minoring in business be too much to handle while working a job?

I am currently a freshman in college looking for summer internships in the CT area but am confused as to what I should actually be looking for.

I am going to be entering nursing school after graduation in June and I want to be as successful as possible. In college, I know there are things such as events and friends that can become a distraction from studies and I want to know how I can fully focus on my studies to reach the goal I am...

I'm looking to transfer to Pratt Institute and I'm struggling a bit to justify the cost of tuition along with room and board. What's the best way to afford the high cost?