uNewHaven Blogs

Have you ever been asked at the end of a course to complete a course evaluation?  The evaluation is generally handed out on the last day of class either at the beginning or at the end of it.  Did you take sufficient time to think through the questions of the assessment? I have, but I [...]

As you read this we’ve begun our next trimester. Honestly, I can’t believe how fast it’s going! It seems just like yesterday that I was moving to CT, registering for classes, and now…WHOA I’m starting my third trimester, and classes are well under way. I’ve thought long and hard about what I think of this [...]

The spring trimester started on April 1st and is now in full swing. So much is happening on-campus (or “OC” as I like to call it) that I can’t keep up. Things are particularly jumping at ChargerRec. Hats off to the students who run it. The place is clean, organized, and well maintained. The rules [...]

When I received an email from the Career Development Center (CDC) for the Job and Internship Fair, I was excited, but when I saw the list of companies attending the fair I was nervous. The registered companies included names like Coca-Cola, Nestlé, Target, Verizon Wireless, Diesel, Mohegan Sun and many more. I wondered how to [...]

The end is in sight.  At least in terms of my graduate student career at UNH. That’s not to say I haven’t enjoyed every bit of my program here as a graduate student in the Education program.  I have taken the non-traditional route of study. I have completed my program on a part-time basis and [...]

“I am not going to take an online class.” That was my answer when some of my classmates told me about the availability of online courses. As a Graduate Full Time student, I need at least 9 credits to be considered full time. All my classes have been once a week which means most of [...]

For us, the students in the UNH taxation program, the trimester is winding down. I have already suffered through my midterm examination in Taxation of Business Entities (also known as Corporations I), and I now face my final exam in early March. Mixed in with general studying to prepare myself in my future career and [...]

Heya future graduate students. Continuing on the previous blogs, I would like to share my views on our university. I am Amy, currently pursuing my graduate degree in Masters of Engineering and Operations Management.  So why choose UNH? Because it’s easy to adjust to this small campus. There’s also a sense of belonging and it’s [...]

As we all know, one of the biggest struggles in higher education is paying for it. Just how are we going to make all of our ends meet?! Since UNH cares greatly about their graduate students, there are a plethora of “Graduate Assistantships” available for graduate students to apply to. Graduate Assistantships cover partial tuition [...]

Before I started studying at UNH, I was a student at the English as a Second Language (ELS) Center at Boston University. When I came to the U.S., I decided to change my career path in the health care industry since I have a bachelor’s degree in physical therapy, but I was lost about what [...]