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September 11, 2023

Progressing gradually from a Medical Assistant Associate’s degree program to a Practical Nurse program and eventually to a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) program—all within the Berkeley College School of Health Studies—Kristin Trainor has confidently built her skillset and earned credentials that open up numerous career possibilities in the highly in-demand healthcare field.

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Involvement, achievement, and ambition: Tania Mottos makes the most of her Berkeley College experience

May 8, 2023

She’s faced obstacles, but never backed down. She’s managed a full workload, but has always been willing to take on more. She’s overcome challenges to graduate from college, and yet Tania Mottos is already thinking of the future.

From excelling in the classroom…to protecting their communities: Berkeley College Criminal Justice grads join local police departments

April 21, 2023

When three New Jersey towns recently began the search for new police officers to protect their citizens, there was no shortage of eligible candidates. The qualifications and preparedness of three graduates of the Berkeley College Justice Studies - Criminal Justice program, however, stood out and landed the coveted jobs.

Berkeley alum shares her success in the fashion industry with prospective students

March 21, 2023

At a recent Berkeley College Fashion and Marketing Career Seminar, High School and Community Relations Associate Melissa Coudon didn’t waste any time capturing the attention of participants considering a career in the fashion industry.

A passion for healthcare. A plan for success.

March 8, 2023

Even as a child, Rachel Gonzalez had plans of working in the healthcare field one day. After entering community college, she felt her initial studies were “too broad.” She wanted more focus.

Berkeley College students Vanessa and Danielle.

Berkeley College students become partners in class, in life, and in business.

December 12, 2022

In spring of 2019, Berkeley College students Vanessa Guzman and Danielle O’Neill both happened to be enrolled in an elective course, “Addiction and Obsession.” They became project partners and built a friendship during the semester. The two went on a few outings together outside of Berkeley as friends and instantly felt an unbreakable connection. Saddened by the semester coming to an end and thinking they would no longer see each other weekly; they both checked their schedules for the upcoming semester. Lo and behold, they were placed in not one, but two additional electives together, “Advances Writing” and “Forensic Psychology.”

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