Undergraduate business programs remain highly sought-after degrees in higher education, primarily due to their remarkable flexibility. A single degree can open doors to careers in finance, management, marketing, human resources, entrepreneurship, operations, and emerging fields yet to be defined. Whether … Continue reading Types of Undergraduate Business Degree Programs
Listed among the best healthcare jobs in America, radiologic technologists play an ever-important role in medicine. These professionals perform diagnostic imaging exams on patients, helping to detect abnormalities in tissue, bones, blood, and more. Without radiologic technologists, also called radiographers, … Continue reading Radiologic Technologist Salary Information: How Much Do They Make?
By Jean White, Senior Vice President for Human Resources and Community Culture During my senior year of high school, I was laser-focused on one goal: going to college. Growing up with limited financial resources, I knew a college degree could … Continue reading Goodwin’s First-Generation Stories — Jean White
A career in funeral service isn’t one that most people grow up imagining. However, as they gain experience, understanding, and a drive to help people in need, many find themselves called to this important line of work. Funeral service, also … Continue reading What Can You Do with a Mortuary Science Degree? Types of Funeral Service Careers
Did you know that roughly 70 percent of healthcare employers express a strong preference for nurses with a BSN? According to the American Association of Colleges of Nursing (AACN), a BSN can help you stand out in a competitive job … Continue reading What is a BSN (Bachelor of Science in Nursing)?
There’s no denying it: The cost of attending college in the U.S. has increased dramatically in the last twenty years. Private university costs have increased 112%, while public university tuition has spiked 98%, since 2006. Today, a single academic year … Continue reading Creative Ways to Pay for College Without Loans
Discovering a new path “I like to build things. I like to work with my hands, so [welding] was another opportunity to get something underneath my belt. I stuck with it and I’m still here.” Goodwin alum and faculty member … Continue reading Shareece Watkins: Welding Her Own Path at Goodwin
Registered nurses who hold a Bachelor of Science in Nursing are often referred to as BSN nurses, distinguishing them from the rest of the RN force. While an associate degree is the standard requirement for registered nurses today, a Bachelor’s … Continue reading An Overview of BSN Nurse Responsibilities
For over 20 years, Goodwin University has helped more than 4,000 nurses find fulfilling careers in the field. Now, we’re helping address one of Connecticut’s toughest healthcare challenges head-on: the critical shortage of nurses. Only half of the state’s 90,000 … Continue reading Goodwin University Opens State’s Largest Collegiate Nursing Simulation Center
By: Jennifer Boylan, MAT, MA, LPC As an instructor in the Human Services program at Goodwin University, I always aim to help my students succeed — both in the classroom and in their future careers. Through my participation in the … Continue reading Creative Considerations for Human Services Education: A UDL Solutions Story
With the price of education rising in the US, you’re not alone in asking, “What can I do if I can’t afford college?” Many students face the challenge of affording college before it’s even begun. Financially, it can feel overwhelming … Continue reading What Can I Do If I Can’t Afford College?
Radiologic technology is an impactful field of study that combines scientific testing with hands-on patient care. It uses radiation and specialized technology to capture medical images of tissues, organs, bones, and blood vessels. As such, radiologic technology is critical to … Continue reading How to Become a Radiologic Technologist
Why do people go to college? For some, it’s the expected next step after high school—the standard requisite for a successful career. For others, though, the path is not so linear. Many people go to college years later, after starting … Continue reading Why Do People Go to College?
Manufacturing is a cornerstone of the US economy, accounting for approximately 10% of the nation’s total GDP. The industry employs more than 12.7 million workers who help to drive innovation by processing materials and parts, transforming them into the products … Continue reading Connecticut Manufacturing Workforce Trends 2025-2026
Whether or not to attend college is a big decision. College requires a significant investment of your time, your money, and your mindshare—it’s no wonder people question if it’s still worth it. Many individuals have pivoted to explore alternative options, … Continue reading Is Technical School (or Vocational School) Worth It?
Health Science and Nursing degree programs have a lot in common—they lead students into caring, impactful careers in health and wellness. This causes many prospective students to wonder, “Can you become a nurse with a Health Science degree?” Well, yes … Continue reading Health Science vs. Nursing Degree: Which is Right for You?
So, if you find yourself wondering, “What do business schools look for in applicants?” At its core, business school is about developing leaders who can navigate complex industries, solve problems creatively, and adapt to change. To begin, there are different … Continue reading What Do Business Schools Look for in Applicants?
Public health is an integral part of our society and the communities in which we live, work, and play. Public health professionals work hard to prevent disease, track epidemics, respond to public health threats, educate others about healthcare, and facilitate … Continue reading Public Health Career Guide: Choosing the Right Career for You
