Sports Broadcasting major Justin H. ’24 is no stranger to the broadcast studio. This summer, he’s applying what he’s learned on campus in his role as a studio intern at BronxNet, a community television station in New York City. Read on to learn more.
Getting into the media industry can be tricky. This industry, which includes everything from newspapers and other print publications to their online counterparts, television, radio, podcasts, and more isn’t always easy to get into. Not only do you need to have all the right skills, but you also need to get to know people who work in media in order to get your foot in the door. Read on to learn how a sports broadcasting degree can open these doors.
For Biology major Elianna Larnard ’25, her internship at Mass Audubon’s Joppa Flats is more than just a summer job – it’s a step toward pursuing her dream of being an environmental scientist. Read on to learn more.
Do you currently advocate for the arts? If you love and enjoy them, particularly dance, then you more than likely want to spread the word and do your part to make the medium grow. How can you be a more effective advocate for the arts? It all starts with getting a degree in one of the arts that you love: dance. Read on to learn more.
If you think that a career in arts management is for you, and you love to dance, then you’re in the right place because your dance degree and arts management go hand in hand. Read on to learn more.
Switching from high school to college can be tough on even the most dedicated students. How can you make this transition easier? Read on to learn more.
When it comes to picking a Massachusetts college to attend, high schoolers often have one major decision to make before they narrow their options further: a large college or a smaller one? Both have plenty of pros and cons, so it all comes down to what you’re looking for in a school. Read on to learn more.
Transferring from one college to another needs to be done carefully to ensure that you get credit for as many courses as possible. Since some colleges put a cap on the number of credits that you can transfer and often prefer to transfer general education…
Do you watch live sporting events and keep an eye on what the trainers are doing on the field? Do you want to help athletes play their very best game? Do you want to be a part of sporting events, only from the vantage point of the locker room or back end of the field? If so, then a degree in pre-athletic training or exercise science might be your ideal college major. How can you decide if this is the best way to get started on your career path? Read on to learn more.
Love sports but also have an aptitude for science? Want a career in some sort of healthcare field? If so, then a degree in sports medicine or exercise science might just be the answer. There are plenty of different career options that this degree can set you up for, including working as a sports nutritionist, a strength coach, and even an athletic trainer. Read on to learn more.
