uNewHaven Blogs

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 [...]

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 [...]

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 [...]

Hello! If you are looking at this blog, then you may be considering continuing your education at one of the graduate schools at the University of New Haven. I can tell you ― from experience ― that the graduate schools at UNH are some of the best in the country. You will not be making [...]

A couple of months have gone by since my first post and a lot has happened since my first exciting week at grad school. After midterms, group projects, and my recently assigned take home final exam, a bit of the excitement has worn off, but overall I am feeling positive about my first trimester at [...]

Graduate classes just began this week and I’m a little nervous. Five years have gone by since I last took any classes and I’m hoping that the transition back into school won’t be too painful! As an Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions here at UNH, I have a slight advantage because I am already familiar [...]

When exploring different college campuses, diversity was one of the main things that attracted me to some, and repelled me from others. Currently I attend the University of New Haven, and I knew I made an excellent choice in becoming part of an institution that facilitates interaction among students of different races, backgrounds, and environments. [...]

Ashley Biddle digs a little deeper into her place of employment and her experience in this week’s entry – how does it feel to be one week into the internship at The Hoop Group? Let’s find out:

Kevin Goralski is in his second week interning with the NJ State Fire Marshal’s Office, learning and discovering more about the field of arson investigation. What has he been up to?