Tag: college

Whether you’re graduating early, staying on track, or catching up, don’t miss the window to enroll in classes for the spring semester!

While most Americans view higher education as a positive force in society, an increasing share view colleges and universities with suspicion. Some commentators even question the value of going to college.

While some students may pursue a degree based on a particular passion, others may choose majors that can lead to high-paying jobs.

Some students may be a little anxious as they prepare to return to campus this fall. Here are some ways to make that transition go smoothly.

The recent withdrawals for mental health reasons by gymnastics great Simone Biles from the Tokyo Olympics and tennis star Naomi Osaka from Wimbledon will go a long way toward reducing the stigma of mental health concerns among student-athletes, according to professionals at Long Island universities.

Adelphi University President Dr. Christine Riordan, the school’s 10th president, took office in July 2015. She talked with the Long Island Press about the past six years, the pandemic and the future.

James Lentini, president of Molloy College, speaks of the people who impacted his early life, his role as president of Molloy College, and what are his secrets to success.

Young people ages 12 to 17 who get vaccinated for Covid-19 between May 27 and July 7 will have a chance to win a full scholarship to a SUNY or CUNY school, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced on Wednesday.

Colleges and universities across the Long Island region are registering students for the fall semester, and as always, time is of the essence for applicants.

The college application process can affect students’ lives for years to come, so it’s understandable that some teenagers might feel stressed as they apply to college.