Salem State University (SSU) in Massachusetts, USA, is a public, non-profit educational institution focused on bringing together diverse communities of students. Since its establishment in 1854 as Salem Normal School, the institution has focused on student-centered learning. 

Initially, the university was reserved for women's education before becoming a co-educational institution in 1892. It finally converted to Salem State University in 2010. Currently, there are 7,131 students enrolled in this institution. Additionally, out of 302 faculty members employed at the SSU, 81% hold doctorate degrees. 

Sprawling over 115 acres, this institution divides into five campuses and six residence halls with the capacity of 2,500 students. There are over 65 student groups and multiple state-of-the-art facilities like the Harold E. and Marilyn J. Gassett Fitness and Recreation Center and the Sophia Gordon Center for Creative and Performing Arts. There are several laboratories for Digital Geography, Computer Science, Cat Cove Marine, etc., to empower students in following experiential learning. 

The university offers a wide selection of 32 undergraduate and 24 graduate programs in various disciplines like Arts and Sciences, Business Administration, Accounting, Computer Science, Occupational Therapy, Mathematics, Political Science, etc. Additionally, there are combined graduate and undergraduate programs in 20 fields like Geo-Information Science, Criminology, Behavior Analysis, and many more. The university has an acceptance rate of 87%. 

Some notable personalities in fields like entertainment, politics, sports, and literature have graduated from Salem State University. John F. Tierney is a renowned American politician who initially served the Salem Chamber of Commerce from 1976 to 1997 as a lawyer. He later served as a U.S. Representative from Massachusetts from 1997 to 2015. The executive vice president and group president of the well-known McKesson corporation, Paul C. Julian, also graduated from the SSU. 

There is a dedicated Career Services Center at the university to help students carve their future and seek future employment opportunities. Here, current students and alumni members can reach out to counselors and experts for professional advice. The university organized 524 career services events like study abroad fairs and career prep workshops. 

Purdue University is a public land-grant research university in West Lafayette, Indiana, USA. It ranks 129 in the QS (2023) and 105 in THE (2022) world university rankings. The institution's inception occurred in 1862 when President Lincoln signed the Morrill Land Grant Act. The Indiana General Assembly voted for the establishment of an institution in 1865. 

The Lafayette area was selected in 1869, while John Purdue contributed a gift of $150,000.The new school was named Purdue University. Classes started in 1874. The institution has accreditation from the HLC-NCA. 

Purdue University has its main campus in West Lafayette. The Purdue Fort Wayne campus is one of its central locations. Others include Purdue University Northwest, Purdue Polytechnic Institute, Purdue University Global, and more. There are six locations for the Purdue Research Park network, spanning locations in New Albany, West Lafayette, Merrillville, and Indianapolis. There are several Discovery Park centers available, along with project centers and grassroots centers or institutions. Some of the main institutions include the Advanced Aviation Analytics Institute for Research, A.H. Ismail Centre for Health, Exercise, and Nutrition, and others. 

There are several undergraduate and graduate programs for students. There are 200+ undergraduate programs and 80+ graduate programs. Main courses include aerospace financial analysis, accounting, actuarial science, agricultural economics, agribusiness, animal sciences, aquatic sciences, art history, biochemistry, chemistry, computer science, data science, creative writing, and others. 

Notable alumni include the VideoKen CTO Ashish Vikram; Ajay Jaysinh Mariwala, the Managing Director at VKL Seasoning Pvt Ltd; Neil Armstrong, the first person to walk on the moon; and television personality Ted Allen. 

There are several career services at the Purdue Center for Career Opportunities. These include help with career development, job searches, advertising, career fairs, workshops, events, and more. There are other services like MyCCO, appointments, drop-ins, Upkey, Big Interview, Roadtrip Nation, and the Career Research Portal. There are recruitment solutions for both alumni and students across employer partners. 

The Florida Institute of Technology (FIT), or Florida Tech, was originally founded in 1958 in the USA. It was initially known as Brevard Engineering College and was established as a helping hand for NASA. The private doctoral research university ranks 202nd on the Best National Universities list 2022 (US News). 

Florida Tech backs up its quality of education and overall offerings with accreditation from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission On Colleges (SACSCOC). The university has acquired other accreditations: the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE), ABET, etc. Furthermore, the university has a yearly student count of around 3,500 and a faculty count of 450. As a result, the student-to-faculty ratio of the university is 15:1. 

The Florida Tech campus spreads across a massive 130 acres. It encompasses five distinct colleges: College of Psychology & College of Liberal Arts, College of Engineering and Science, College of Aeronautics, Nathan Bisk College of Business, and Honors College. The university is in the heart of Florida's space coast and comes paired with possible internship and job opportunities in companies like SpaceX, Kennedy Space Center, WFIT Radio, etc. Moreover, besides a great location, the campus also houses over 40 venues, including conference rooms, auditoriums, lecture halls, computer labs, athletic spaces, etc. 

The university offers over 200 bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral programs. Some of the most popular majors are: Aerospace, Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Chemical Engineering, etc. However, despite the abundance of programs, the university is selective about its students and has an acceptance rate of 70.4%. 

Florida Tech has also produced its fair share of notable alums over the years. For instance, Don "The Dragon" Wilson, an American actor, martial artist, and professional kickboxer, graduated from this university. 

Lastly, the university leverages the concept of co-op education to provide undergrads with elective credit for work experience. The university students have worked at some of the most popular companies down in Florida, including Carley Corporation, Kennedy Space Center, MTV News,  CNN Deportes en Español, etc.

Sacred Heart University is a private Catholic University in the United States of America (USA), offering academic excellence since 1963. The University is located in Fairfield, CT, USA. 

Sacred Heart University is known for its research-based diversified range of courses and programs. It offers undergraduate, postgraduate, doctoral, certificate, residency, and diploma courses. The mode of study is classroom-based, hybrid, and online courses. 

Students from all over the world apply for various programs from diversified backgrounds and disciplines. With a 99.3% placement record and fully funded scholarship programs, Sacred Heart University is always a preferred destination for abroad studies. 

Sacred Heart University’s acceptance rate is 66%, making it easy for students to secure admission. It is the first and second-largest Catholic University in the USA. 

The University of Maine is a public institution in Orono, Maine. US News and World Report ranks it at 219 in the National Universities List (2023). The institution was founded in 1865 as and is a land, space and sea grant institution. 

The University was founded as the Maine College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts in 1862. The name changed to the University of Maine in 1897. It now has accreditation from the NECHE. The institution has 11,989 undergraduate and graduate pupils. The students represent 81 countries and 49 States. The University of Maine also has 110,000 alumni globally. 

The campus is situated at Orono on the Stillwater River’s banks. The university has several research centres including the Aquaculture research institute, centre for research on sustainable forests, centre for community inclusion and disability studies, and the forest bioproducts research institute. 

The University has 100+ degree courses and students can get masters, professional science masters, graduate certificate, and doctoral degrees. The institution has several colleges including the College of Education and Human Development, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, College of Engineering, College of Natural Sciences, Forestry, and Agriculture, and the Graduate School. 

Notable alumni include novelist Manette Ansay, novelist Stephen King, and lighting pioneer Donald Holder. 

The University offers assistance with writing resumes, cover letters, and finding recruitment opportunities on campus. It also helps with job searches and listings. Students can also access job fairs, career fairs, outdoor recreation fairs, and many other events. They can get personalized support and career-based guidance at the institution. The University strives to equip students with the professional skills and capabilities to carve out fulfilling future career pathways. Personalized guidance is thus offered for their needs at the institution. The regular events also enable better networking and industry connections.

One of the top private universities in Miami, United States, the University of Miami (UM), was established in 1925 to help the young and growing community to get a quality education. Today it is a major research university in the US. QS ranked the university at #296 in its World University Rankings for 2023.

There are 12 schools and colleges at the University, with undergraduate and graduate students enrolled in over 350 majors. More than 17,000 students worldwide make the campus culturally vibrant. About 98% faculty at the institute consists of Guggenheim Fellows, Fulbright Scholars, and National Science Foundation Scholarship recipients. With a student-to-faculty ratio of 12:1, the faculty supports students outside the classroom. The University of Miami has been accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools.

The University annually invests $324 million in research and related expenditures, such as the sponsored program. Some popular schools for research apart from the School of Medicine are marine science, education, engineering, and psychology. Spread across 400 acres, the institute has three campuses in Miami-Dade County. Approximately seven miles from downtown Miami, Coral Gables is the main campus with two colleges and seven schools. There are a lot of opportunities to participate in social, cultural, and academic activities. The campus also has Gusman Concert Hall and Clarke Recital Hall, where different festivals and concerts are held.

The Coral Gables campus houses the School of Architecture, College of Arts and Sciences, School of Law, Phillip and Patricia Frost School of Music, and College of Engineering, School of Nursing and Health Studies. For business and communication courses, students can choose Miami Herbert Business School, School of Communication, School of Education, and Human Development. The Division of Continuing and International Education is also on the main campus.

The list of notable alums of the University of Miami is quite long. Patrick Farrell is a photojournalist and winner of the 2009 Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Photography. Martin Zweig, a former investment advisor and author of Winning on Wall Street, is another notable alumnus. Lyor Cohen is a famous American executive and entrepreneur. 

The University has Toppel Career Center, which assists students in networking, getting internships or jobs, or simply upskilling for the professional world. You can choose different disciplines from this section and mentors in individual disciplines for guidance.

The University of Hawai ‘i at Manoa, started as a College of Agriculture and Mechanic arts in 1907, is a research university of international stature. It ranks #380 by the QS World University Rankings, 2023, and #162 in National Universities by the US News 2022. It is located in Mānoa, a neighborhood in Honolulu, Hawaii, US. 

Accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, the University is home to 19,098 students (fall 2021) and around 1,440 faculty staff. The acceptance rate is 83.7%, with international students constituting about 6.4% of the total student population.

The University of Hawaii at Manoa offers around 100 graduate programs, 89 post-graduate programs, and 57 professional and doctoral degrees in Arts & Sciences, Education, Law, Architecture, and Ocean and Earth Sciences and Technology.

The campus life engages students with many activities and has around 200 clubs dedicated to religious, social, and political topics, arts and culture, community service, academics, etc. The campus offers sports and recreational activities where students can explore their interests and passions. It also invests ardently in its Athletics team, which competes in NCCA Division I, the only Hawaii school to do so. The University of Hawai ‘i at Manoa is very popular for its Research capabilities, and it owns one of the largest academic research libraries, the Hamilton Library in the US.

Some noteworthy alumni of the University of Hawai ‘i at Manoa are Bette Midler,  an American singer, songwriter, actress, comedian, and film producer; Michael Savage, an American radio host, author, and activist; Gordon Cooper, American Aerospace Engineer, and US Air Force Pilot and Abbas Milani, an Iranian American historian and author. Pradeep Sindhu, an Indian-born American Entrepreneur who co-founded Juniper Networks Inc., is also a graduate of the University of Hawai ‘i at Manoa.

The University has a dedicated career webpage, where students can explore the various events and job fairs, get career counseling, find on-campus and off-campus jobs, and explore their professional journey. Both native and non-native Hawaiian employers can post their job requirements on the web page to get suitable candidates.

Stony Brook University was founded in 1957 as a college meant to help secondary school teaching personnel prepare in fields like science and mathematics. Stony Brook University USA launched its very first campus at Long Island’s Oyster Bay and a new one was then built in 1962 near the Stony Brook village. 

Swansea University is a public research university in Wales, United Kingdom (UK). It is the third-largest institute in Wales with respect to the student population. The university possesses a multicultural dial-campus and critically acclaimed professors and has a strength of 20,400 students under the guidance of 3300 quality staff and faculty members.

Established in 1920 as the University College of Swansea, it was the fourth college under the University of Wales. In 1996, structural modifications led to a title change, and the institution came to be known as the University of Wales Swansea. Finally, in 2007, when the University of Wales was declared a non-membership confederation, it became Swansea University

There are places in this world where you are destined to discover who you truly are. Here at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, as wisdom passes from one generation to the next, revolutionary ideas are thriving and a new academic culture is taking shape. Smarter questions. Better answers.

With undergraduates making up 89 percent of the total student body, UAF is a hotbed of diversity and fresh thinking. Whether you're returning to school to start a new phase of your life or coming in as a recent high school graduate, you'll quickly make new friends with a similar drive to achieve. And, because our backyard is the vast environmental laboratory of Alaska, UAF attracts exceptional individuals — academic superstars and adventure-seekers alike.

Ulster University, United Kingdom, is a prestigious multi-campus public university that traces its origin back to 1845. 

Today the institution boasts of a diverse and modern structure with about 27,000 students and is located in Northern Ireland, with campuses in Belfast, Coleraine, Londonderry, and Jordanstown. In addition, it also has a designated fifth campus that is completely virtual- Campus One.

The University of South Florida (USF) is a public institution in Tampa Bay, United States. It is ranked 18 in the country and 9 among public institutions as per the 2021 Princeton Review Best Graduate Entrepreneurship program rankings. It is among the top 250 best global universities as per 2021 THE World University Rankings. The University was founded in 1956. 

On October 22, 1957, the Cabinet in Florida approved the name- University of South Florida. The institution has several accreditations, including SACSCOC, while being home to 36,854 undergraduate and 9,494 graduate students, representing 146 countries. It also has 15,678 staff members. 

It is located in Tampa Bay, with campuses across Tampa, Sarasota-Manatee, and St. Petersburg. The University prioritizes research above all else, and it is one of the three such preeminent research universities as listed by the Florida Board of Governors. It had 123 new patents granted in 2020, with several research institutions and centers. USF Health has been a major change catalyst for the institution along with its USF Pandemic Response Research Network. 

There are an undergraduate, graduate, and professional degrees, along with specialist courses. There are 13 colleges with 200+ minors, majors, and other concentrations. Top programs include public health, criminology, audiology, business, engineering, medicine, industrial engineering, physical therapy, and more. 

Famous alumni include President, Sustainable Innovations, Inc., Bhagwati Agrawal; Founder-Chairman-CEO at Arnold Companies, Lee Arnold; Vice President at Nextran Corporation Michael Arnold; author A. Manette Ansay; musician-composer Guy Babylon; and former US Ambassador to South Africa, Eric Bost. 

The University offers varied career services to students, including virtual career fairs and assistance with part-time, full-time, and internship opportunities in all sectors. There are remote working opportunities, and the Handshake program for internships or jobs is there as well. There is also the My Florida Future program for helping students discover professional opportunities and career coaching appointments as well. Career Express offers 15-minute personalized sessions, while there are several other career events held throughout the year. Interview preparation and assessments are also available along with Candid Career, which is a personal online service for guidance, interviews, resources, and more. CareerShift is another offering that helps aspirants find opportunities in several sectors while broadening their connections and networks. 

The University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) traces its roots to the 1859 founding of the Medical College of Alabama and the 1936 opening of the Birmingham Extension Center of the University of Alabama. In 1945 the Medical College of Alabama was moved from Tuscaloosa and the University's Medical Center was founded in Birmingham. In 1954 the Extension Center was moved to a newly constructed facility adjacent to the Medical Center, bringing together for the first time the University's two academic components in Birmingham.  Later, in November of 1966, the Extension Center and the Medical Center were administratively merged to form the "University of Alabama in Birmingham," an organizational component of the University of Alabama (in Tuscaloosa). In 1969 UAB became an independent institution, one of the autonomous universities within the newly created three-campus University of Alabama System.

Today, UAB is a comprehensive urban university with a nationally recognized academic health center. UAB is the only public, four-year degree granting university in the state's largest metropolitan area. UAB is the largest research institution in the state of Alabama and is the largest single employer in the state.

A comprehensive chronology of the history of the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) and its predecessor entities is found below.  Underlined and bolded items in this list may be selected to see portraits or photographs about the specific person or event.

The University of South Carolina is a public university with 200 years of history established in Columbia, US, in 1801, offering the best first-year student experience among public universities. As per the QS World University Rankings 2023,  the university ranks 701-750th across various schools with a mission of educating students via teaching, research, creativity, and community engagement.

The institution's associate, bachelor's, master's, and doctorate degrees are all recognized by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. There are 32,884 students enrolled in the university, with almost 80% beginning undergraduate degrees. Nearly 1,444 international students attend the university from all across the world. There are 2146 faculty members in the university to assist students and impart quality education.

Through its research university in Columbia, comprehensive universities in Aiken, Beaufort, and upstate, Palmetto college campuses in Lancaster, Salkehatchie, Sumter, and Union, as well as its online school, the institution has established a presence all over the world. The university was designated an "R1 University" by the Carnegie Foundation for its extremely high research activity. In addition to meeting and interacting with their classmates on an academic level, students can also join one of the 500 clubs and organizations on campus. The university is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges to award associate, baccalaureate, master's, and doctoral degrees.  

The university offers more than 300 courses to choose from their specialized field of arts and science, business, education, engineering and computing, graduate school, hospitality, retail and sports management, information and communications, law, medicine, music, nursing, pharmacy, public health, and social work. The acceptance rate for all courses and degrees is 68%.

More than 325,000 of the university's alumni are presently employed in some of the world's most distinguished departments and workforces. MeherwanIrani, the proprietor of Chai Pani, one of the top eateries in America, attended the University of South Carolina to earn his MBA. Famous sports agent Aaron Henderson representing professional football players also attended the University of South Carolina.

The University of South Carolina works in cooperation and collaboration with start-up businesses and established industry titans to meet the needs of each partner. With an annual economic effect of $3.7 billion, the institution alone supports 1 in 9 jobs in the Columbia area. Boeing, Cayman Chemicals, IBM, Samsung, Siemens, Prisma Health, and Nephron Pharmaceuticals are just a few of the numerous names that are a part of the university.

New Hampshire University was established in 1866 and is one of the noted public research universities in the region. The institution is known for its commitment towards research, offering top-notch facilities and a sprawling campus. The university has provided innovative learning solutions for 150+ years and has disbursed more than $266 million in financial support for students in 2020-21. More than 88% of first-time students get financial aid at the institution, one of its biggest USPs. As of 2020, the New Hampshire University acceptance rate was 84.8%. 

It has more than 200-degree courses, including bachelor’s, master’s and associate degree options. The student to faculty ratio stands at 16:1 while more than 250 programs are available for studying abroad. At the same time, it has a success rate of 92% for undergraduates, while 89% of classes have less than 50 students. Cutting-edge research laboratories and innovation hubs characterize learning at the institution. A network of more than 1,000 internship partners, including Google and the U.S. Department of Energy, builds the foundation for excellent career prospects. 

The University of Alabama spans a lush 1200-acre campus boasting state-of-the-art facilities combined with cutting-edge research initiatives. Starting with mere two dormitories, two faculty houses, a laboratory, and a hotel (now Gorgas House), the university came into existence in 1831, under the leadership of Alva Woods— the first university president. And within just a matter of a decade, the University of Alabama was already the first in the state that started offering engineering courses.

Since its inception, the University of Alabama has been endeavouring to spread its wings worldwide and is today home to over 38000 students, faculty, and other staff members from several nations. 

The University of South Alabama (USA) is a public institution in Mobile, Alabama, USA. It is ranked at 1201-1400 (2023) in the QS World University Rankings, while THE ranks it at >600th in its 2022 US College Rankings tally. The institution was established in 1963 without even one building on the campus. 

Classes began in 1964 at a building in west Mobile, with an initial enrolment of 276 people. The University celebrated its 50th anniversary in 2013. The institution receives14,000+ student enrollments annually and has given more than 90,000 degrees. The institution has SACSCOC accreditation. The institution offers 125+ academic programs.

USA is located in Mobile, Alabama, with the campus spreading over 1,200 acres. It offers over 100 undergraduate, graduate and doctoral programs facilitated by its 10 colleges and schools. Some top research centers include the Centers for Archaeological Studies, Generational Studies, Lung Biology, Healthy Communities, Public Policy, Coastal Weather Research, and more. 

The institution comprises faculties such as the College of Medicine, College of Nursing, Pat Capps Covey College of Allied Health Professionals, School of Computing, College of Engineering, College of Education and Professional studies, and more. 

USA is known for its courses in business, the liberal arts, education, engineering, computing, the sciences, and healthcare. 

Notable alumni include Dan Povenmire, the songwriter-television director-storyboard artist; baseball player Juan Pierre; Luis Gonzalez, the noted baseball star; and many others. 

There are several career services, including a virtual assistance service along with advice, guidance, digital resources, appointments, career events, fairs, USA One Stop, internships, jobs, co-ops, events, on-campus recruitment opportunities, and a lot more.