News about SUNY Ulster & our Campus Community
For 2016 graduate Katherine Dubosh, a college degree came before a high school diploma! That’s because she graduated from Rondout Valley High School with honors in June, over a month after turning her high honors tassel at SUNY Ulster. Katherine decided to attend Ulster in the 10th grade. Lucia Pecore, SUNY Ulster Assistant Director of … Read more
Our very own Ulster Senators are working hard for an impeccable season this year with the guidance of Coach Glenn Warnock, and Assistant Coaches Kerry Malak and alum Jessica Muller. Their hard work and dedication to this year’s team has shown in the 3-2 ongoing record, with losses against Orange and Queensborough Counties. The starting Senators … Read more
Eva Santos, a SUNY Ulster college scholar and student aide, recently participated in the Bridges to the Baccalaureate Program at SUNY Purchase. The computer science major is one of two students from Ulster to be accepted into the Purchase program, which was just opened to our campus STEM community this past year. The Bridges six-week program, … Read more
Are you a recent high school graduate or GED recipient coming to college? If so, we have a few tips for succeeding here at SUNY Ulster and making the transition easier. Manage Time Wisely Have you been told that college students need two hours of study for every credit hour? While full-time students will probably … Read more
Affordable Education The cost of attending a four-year college is high and going higher. You can greatly reduce the cost of gaining a bachelor’s degree by graduating from SUNY Ulster and transferring to finish to a four-year institution to finish your degree. At SUNY Ulster, 70% of our students graduate with no debt and more … Read more
It’s that time of the semester again! The sun is out; the Main Quad is beginning to buzz with activity; and you can almost envision your end of the school year Netflix binge. Before you can just sit back, relax and remain in your bed for the next 36 hours, you have to get through … Read more
College is scary. There are no ifs, ands, or buts about it. The teachers are intimidating and the students are scary and as you’re wandering around the campus looking at your schedule you’re wondering if it’s HAR for Hardenbergh Hall or if it was a mistype and had meant HAS for Hasbrouk Hall. For a … Read more
Occupation: SUNY Ulster President Community College Attended: North Country Community College First Generation Student What made you decide to start at a Community College? Convenience, Affordability, and Accessibility. When did you figure out your career major? I began as an accounting major in community college but once I furthered my education I found that I … Read more
Here’s my letter, and yes, you may use the format or any style ideas from it to thank the professors who are making a difference for you. To Whom It May Concern: I am writing this letter of recommendation for Heidi L. Ferry because I truly believe she needs some credit for being a terrific … Read more
For the past year I have been yearning to go back to school. For financial reasons I was not able to return for the Fall 2014. I was determined to return for the Fall 2015 semester. Ever since I found out that I was eligible for Financial Aid I have been over the moon. I … Read more