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What made you choose to study at RWU over other schools?

When I joined RWU for my undergrad it just felt like the right community and size of school, but as I spent more time at RWU it became my second

What made you choose to study at RWU over other schools?

Location was a major reason for me to choose RWU. I knew I wanted to attend university in Rhode Island for my undergraduate degree. Transferring

What made you choose to study at RWU over other schools?

I chose RWU because of the interdisciplinary approach of the Biotechnology master's program, which allows me to explore the field from multiple

What made you choose to study at RWU over other schools?

I attended RWU for part of my undergrad and really enjoyed my time here. When I was looking for a grad program I was looking for something in

What made you choose to study at RWU over other schools?

I chose RWU because the architecture program felt like the right fit; hands-on, collaborative, and creative. The waterfront campus was also a

"As a dual-degree JD/MBA student, I’ve been able to bridge the gap between legal theory and practical business strategy. My legal training has sharpened my analytical and advocacy skills, while my MBA

What made you choose to study at RWU over other schools?

I chose to continue at �ۿ۴�ý because of the great experience I had during my undergraduate Criminal Justice program. I was

“My internship at the Rhode Island State Psychiatric Hospital helped me take what I learned from the classroom and apply it to real world settings. I learned how to conduct competency to stand trial evaluations with individuals with severe and persistent mental illnesses. In my Law and Mental Health class, I learned about the issues the criminal justice system and mental health care faced. At my internship, I witnessed how those issues affected the patients that I worked with.”  

Shakour Abuzneid, the new Director of Cybersecurity and Networking at RWU, says he’s ready to build on an already solid program.

Lyndsey Sheldon grew up in a small town in Ohio where everybody knew everybody. After undergraduate life as a Buckeye, she knew it was time to find a tight-knit experience for grad school. “When I knew it was time to get my masters and really buckle down, I knew a small community with interactive professors is what I needed,” she said.