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How to apply to CT's college automatic admission program before deadline
High school seniors in Connecticut can apply to a new Automatic Admission Program if they meet eligibility and automatically be admitted to several colleges and universities. The deadline is quickly approaching. Students who meet the eligibility and are graduating in the spring have until Jan. 4 to fill out one application form, which is available to them at no cost….
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CT LIVE!: Bachelor of Science in Nursing Program at Albertus Magnus College
Learn about how you can apply to the BSN program at Albertus Magnus College.
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College students return to Yale and Albertus Magnus College
College students at Yale and Albertus Magnus College are moving into their dorms.
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College freshmen move in at UConn and UHart
Incoming freshmen moved in at UConn and the University of Hartford on Thursday.
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Add ‘calling your insurance agent' to your college move-in checklist
Your parents’ insurance policy may not cover you if you get an item stolen when at school.
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Add ‘calling your insurance agent' to your college move-in checklist
College students aren’t the only ones heading back to campus. Thieves are, too. “It was just there one day, then gone the next day,” said UC Berkeley student Sammie Sparks, whose hair straightener was swiped in her dorm’s communal bathroom. “It was a pretty common thing in my dorm. A lot of people have got their stuff stolen,” Sparks...
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Here are some safety tips for college students living off campus
Here are some tips to stay safe when living off campus as police continue to investigate yet another incident of an intruder breaking into an off campus apartment at Yale University.
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New Biden administration guidelines offer strategies to promote racial diversity without affirmative action
New guidance from the Biden administration urges colleges to use a range of strategies to promote racial diversity on their campuses after the Supreme Court struck down affirmative action in admissions.
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Rally planned at Capital Community College over budget cuts
A union that represents many of the staff members at CT State Community College is holding a rally outside of Capital Community College to bring awareness to budget cuts it says will harm students.
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How K-12 students can win up to $20,000 in college savings
Connecticut students will have the chance to save big on their college education with a new competition from the Connecticut Higher Education Trust. The Dream Big! Competition will award more than $450,000 in total to winning students in the form of contributions to their CHET 529 College Savings Plan accounts. This means that winners can use their money to help…
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These Are the Highest-Paying College Majors, 4 Years After Graduation—Many Pay Over $100,000
Half of the top 10 majors with graduates making the most money are subsets of engineering, according to new research.
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CT LIVE!: Saving for College – Best Practices
Financial Advisor and Managing Partner at Johndrow Wealth Management Maggie Johndrow shared tips on how to get ahead.
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Face the Facts: Taking a Deep Dive Into Education Funding, Budget Cuts in CT Colleges
Jeffrey Beckham, secretary of the Office of Policy and Management, gives us a look into the budget process and the administration’s response to state colleges and universities saying their budgets are being cut.
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‘We Were Terrified': Break-in Gives College Students Real-Life Lesson in Off-Campus Safety
A Boston University student watched her off-campus apartment’s Ring camera in horror as she realized there was a burglar in her roommate’s bedroom. What students and their parents should know about their safety.
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Officials Discuss Plan to Increase Grant Money for College Education
Officials held a news conference Monday to discuss how the federal funding bill helps local college students.
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Boost to College Grant Money Comes Amid Increasing Costs
On Monday, the issue of education costs will be front and center.
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Boost to College Grant Money Comes Amid Increasing Costs
On Monday, the issue of education costs will be front and center. Leaders will gather to talk about an increase in a grant program meant to help students out. For students like Jose Roque the cost of attending Southern Connecticut State University is a hot topic. “Knowing that colleges are increasing the prices worries me for the future and the…
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Lawmakers Aiming to Lower Cost of Higher Education
A little bit of relief is on the way for some college students.
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Is College Really Worth It? Here's What a New Report Says
A report by the Connecticut Higher Education Supplemental Loan Authority looked at the economic impact of college on students and the state between 2015 and 2021.