FINAL REGISTRATION FOR SPRING 2020 AT SUNY ULSTER: JANUARY 13

Final Registration for Spring 2020 at SUNY Ulster: January 13 January 2, 2020 – Stone Ridge, NY- Final registration for the spring 2020 semester at SUNY Ulster will take place on Monday, January 13 from 1:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. in Hasbrouck Hall, Room 220, on the Stone Ridge Campus. Representatives from multiple academic departments, Admissions, … Read more

SUNY Ulster Hosts Continuing Education Open House with Ulster BOCES on January 15

SUNY Ulster Hosts Continuing Education Open House with Ulster BOCES on January 15             January 6, 2020 – Kingston, NY – The SUNY Ulster Office of Continuing and Professional Education will host an open house with information sessions on Wednesday, January 15, from 4:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m. at the Kingston Center of SUNY Ulster, 94 … Read more

CAMP ULSTER HOSTS MLK BASKETBALL CAMP ON JANUARY 20, 2020

Camp Ulster Hosts MLK Basketball Camp on January 20, 2020 January 3, 2020 – Stone Ridge, NY – SUNY Ulster’s Camp Ulster will host a full day basketball camp for ages six through thirteen on January 20, 2020 in the Senate Gymnasium on the College’s Stone Ridge campus from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Activities for the day include stations and … Read more

Help Protect Our Planet with an Environmental Studies Degree

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Do you love the outdoors? Are you passionate about nature and wildlife? Would you like to make a difference for the ecosystems that make up our world? If so, an Environmental Studies A.S. degree might be for you! With environmental issues continuing to grow in severity and importance, Environmental Studies graduates leave Ulster prepared for … Read more

6 Study Tips for Adult Students

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It can be hard to readjust to a studying mindset once you’re out of the habit for a few years, but with a few tips and some helpful resources, you’ll be studying effectively in no time! Manage Your Time Wisely Adult students tend to have more work and family obligations than the traditional student, and … Read more

How to Find Great Connections on LinkedIn

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LinkedIn serves a special purpose in the world of social media. While sites like Facebook and Instagram primarily connect you with family and friends, LinkedIn is designed to connect you with employers, coworkers, professors, and other professionals in your field. It’s important to have a good mixture in your network, but how do you make … Read more

Serve and Protect Your Community with the Criminal Justice A.A.S.

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If you’re interested in a rewarding career where you can make a real difference in the world, consider earning a Criminal Justice A.A.S.! This program differs from the traditional A.S. program, as it is designed for graduates to go directly into police and security work. The degree is often combined with a 30-credit Police Basic … Read more

5 Tips for Managing Your Finances While in College

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College is expensive. Even with great scholarships and programs like Excelsior, College Scholars, and federal aid, you still have to pay for housing, food, transportation, textbooks, and more. How can you make sure that you can afford it? Learn about managing finances! Here’s how: Figure Out Your Budget Take a realistic look at all your … Read more

Preparing for College as an Adult Student

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If you’re an adult going to college this semester, congratulations! You’ve already taken the first steps toward your future. Now it’s time to get ready. Whether you’re returning to college after a few (or many) years out of academic life or are beginning your college journey for the first time, there are a lot of … Read more