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Eastern students graduate with strong problem-solving, communication and teambuilding skills in dozens of career fields They become doctors, attorneys, accountants, teachers and social workers in Connecticut and throughout the nation and the world
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Eastern Connecticut State University's Landing page for Current Students Includes links for various online resources (email, Blackboard, e-Web, etc), Academic Support offices, important Campus Resources, and other helpful Eastern sites for currently enrolled students
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How does Eastern support student success? We offer summer bridge opportunities, free tutoring, writing help, first-year programs, faculty advising, and mentoring You’ll have a whole community dedicated to helping you graduate
- Majors and Minors - Eastern
Eastern has 41 majors, 65 minors, and more than 60 concentrations for you to choose from You can major in one field (Biology) and take a minor in a different discipline (Art History)
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Eastern students graduate with strong problem-solving, communication and team-building skills in dozens of career fields They become doctors, attorneys, accountants, teachers and social workers in Connecticut and throughout the nation and the world
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Eastern Connecticut State University engages students from diverse backgrounds in a transformative, liberal arts learning experience that provides knowledge and skills to lead enriching, purposeful lives
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Eastern Connecticut State University is accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education Other program-level accreditations can be found on applicable web pages
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Eastern’s program includes liberal art core electives, a dual major in a subject area, and hands-on student teaching experiences Candidates spend more than 600 hours in classrooms Additional teaching endorsements available in special ed, health, music, art and world languages
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