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I like the way the professors teach and communicate here. more > Shaheed Mohamed, ’11
I will forever be grateful to the Bring Diversity to Nursing program and everything that they did for me. more > Wendy Sanchez, '11
When I looked into the UMass Lowell Ph.D. program, the curriculum was perfect for my needs because of the health promotion focus. more > Terri Jabaley, '12
The faculty at UMass Lowell has supported my dream to compete in synchronized skating. more > Jenna Goecke, ’15
I think of UMass Lowell as the ‘American Dream University.’ more > Kay Doyle
I truly appreciated the flexibility of the R.N. to B.S. program. more > Matt MacDonald, ’06, ’11
Getting my PT degree wasn’t easy, but it has opened more doors than I could have imagined. more > Tim DiFrancesco, ’06
The unique benefit of working at UMass Lowell is the highly inter-disciplinary mix of faculty and research staff. more > Laura Punnett
Passionate professors and strong programs that link science and health make UMass Lowell unique. more > Maryann Ford, ’12
This position in the Navy is a huge step toward my future ... I can confidently say that I owe it all to my real-world experiences at UMass Lowell. more > Amanda Murray, '11, '13
The coursework has helped me stay current. more > Bill Lovely, ’92
The education and the skill set I received at UMass Lowell helped me get the head trainer position for the Tulsa 66ers. more > Sebastien Poirier, '12
The minute I visited UMass Lowell and talked to the professors, I knew this was the program for me. more > Andrea Evans, ’12
Students at the undergraduate and graduate levels have exciting opportunities to be involved in research projects. more > Thomas Wilson, ’87
The UMass Lowell DNP program has raised the bar. I am nothing but satisfied. more > Susan Gordon, ’12
UMass Lowell happens to have one of the best reputations around. more > Donna Lannan, ’96
My peers are smart and push me harder. more > Ruchika Shah
I'm ready to be an effective advocate for minority women’s health. more > Pascale Jean-Jacques, ’11
We're big enough to attract notable clinical partners, but small enough to get to know all of our students. more > Pauline Ladebauche
My internship with the former Boston Celtics strength and conditioning coach was an unbelievable experience. more > Ramez Antoun, ’10
We hire many PT graduates from UMass Lowell because they are well prepared in the field and have a great work ethic. more > Terrie Enis, '90, '07
The University’s growth has changed the atmosphere in Lowell, creating a safer environment and expanding its vision all over the city. more > Michael Boyer, '13
Excellent faculty and teaching staff provide a strong support system that allows committed students to learn what they need to be successful. more > Javier Horta
I treasured my years at the Dept. of Work Environment, where my professors and classmates were smart and committed to protecting people at work. more > Beth Rosenberg, '95
I really can't see myself working anywhere else. more > Lisa Abdallah
My education at UMass Lowell has been an amazing experience. more > Mohamed Omar, ’11
I didn’t know how strong a woman I was until I came to UMass Lowell. more > Jennifer Gonzalez, '13
Professors allowed for an academic distance that required me to develop skills on my own. more > Kyle Coffey, ’10
The education I received at UMass Lowell is priceless. more > Aaron Stella, ’08, ’10, ’13
I've had a great experience, made a lot of friends and received an excellent education. more > Jacob Gomes, 2013
I know I got a solid education at UMass Lowell. Not only did I learn in the classroom, but I was also given opportunities to work with people in the community. more > Jessica Saad, ’11
Perhaps the single most important opportunity my education provided was ‘real-world’ interactions. more > Mallory Hillard, ’11
I've known what I was meant to do in the world. And I've done it. And I’ll just keep doing whatever I can, as long as I can. more > May Futrell
The nursing program has phenomenal faculty and staff who have taken the time to work with me on a personal level to help me succeed. more > Carly Tiches, ’14
I love this campus. It just feels like home. more > Melissa Franklin, '15