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What Do the Best Chiropractic Schools Offer?
How do you determine what is the best chiropractic school for you? Here’s some insight as to what the best chiropractic schools will have to offer you. -
UB News
University of Bridgeport Engineering Program Passes Accreditation with Flying Colors
The Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) accreditation commissions have approved three majors in the School of Engineering at University of Bridgeport (UB) through September 30, 2028. -
Science and Society
What Can You Do With a Bachelor’s Degree in Biology?
Research, management, forensics, and technical writing are just some of the many unique careers you can pursue with a bachelor’s in Biology. Learn more! -
Academics
7 Reasons Why Adults Go Back to School
Going back to school as an adult is becoming increasingly common, but what sparks this decision? Find out the top 7 reasons adults go back to college. -
Health Sciences
6 Benefits of Transferring into a BSN Program
Considering transferring schools and becoming a nurse? Learn the top 6 benefits of pursuing a Bachelor’s in Nursing (BSN) as your next step. -
UB News
University of Bridgeport Awarded Grant to Develop Cybersecurity Program
Learn more about the cybersecurity grant awarded to help create new routes from community colleges into industry-aligned B.A. cybersecurity programs. -
University News
University of Bridgeport Announces Significant Rise in Enrollment of New Students
University of Bridgeport is excited to announce its extraordinary growth due to a significant rise in new student enrollment. Learn more. -
UB News
University of Bridgeport Provides Dental Care to Those in Need
Dental Hygiene students hosted their first dental care clinic at Bridgeport Rescue Mission. Learn about the Fones School of Dental Hygiene community efforts. -
UB News
UB Graduate Muneer Alshowkan Explores the Cutting Edge of Quantum Computing
Explore how a UB graduate landed a career in quantum computing at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory as a research scientist.