Knowledge is Power for Disabled Veteran and UCF Nursing Graduate At age 62, Nadine Jacobson ’23MSN, who is legally blind, has overcome many challenges in life but has persevered in her commitment to lifelong learning.
Rising in U.S. News Rankings, UCF Advances Florida’s Workforce Through High-quality Online Programs Nine UCF programs rank in the top 10 nationally, providing flexibility and increased opportunities for students to succeed in critical, high-wage jobs.
UCF Breaks into Top 10 Best Online Schools with No. 7 Ranking — Best in University’s History UCF consistently rises in the U.S. News & World Report rankings, earning recognition among the best universities in the country for 2022.
Graduating Nonprofit Management Student Gives Back by Establishing New Scholarship Sean Farrell and his wife, Valerie, created the Farrell Nonprofit Opportunity Scholarship to help undergraduate nonprofit management students.
UCF Partners with Additional Companies to Offer Tuition Assistance Knights who are employed by the organizations — including Chipotle, Taco Bell and Target — may be eligible for funding support to apply to their education.
Graduation Marks Major Milestone for Student Veterans Three graduating student veterans — an engineer, an intelligence analyst and an electrician turned hospitality professional — share their journey of service and what commencement means for them and their future.
A Guide to Virtual Services at UCF During COVID-19 Here are some of the online services and resources available to support your success at UCF while the university returns to pre-pandemic operations during Fall 2021.
UCF Success Coach on How to Ace Online Classes Jennifer Gonzalez shares tips and resources for students and faculty that can help create better experiences and outcomes through remote learning.
UCF Begins 4 New Fully Online Programs Three of the programs are centered in education, and an additional master’s degree in optics and photonics will be offered.
“I am Graduating Especially for the Working Mothers Who Think They Can’t.” A master’s student reflects on her second try at graduate school while enduring challenges with motherhood, losing loved ones, COVID-19 and work before completing her degrees.