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The University of New Haven was again featured in The Princeton Review杏吧原版檚 go-to guidebook of the top colleges and universities in the country. Students quoted in the book praised the University for the many opportunities they had to connect with their fellow Chargers and to gain hands-on experience in their chosen fields.
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Hossain is among the many students and alumni who cite their professors as having played a significant role in their time as Chargers. That was one of the themes highlighted as the University was featured in of its popular guidebook for prospective college students and their families. Chargers said they were especially grateful for faculty who 杏吧原版渉ave resumes that are incredibly proficient杏吧原版 and who bring their vast experience to the classroom through 杏吧原版渞eal world stories as well as hands-on events and exercises.杏吧原版
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For Hossain, the computer science grad, these opportunities have helped him to excel in the classroom, as an intern, and as he begins his career. Last summer, he served as a software engineering intern for McDonald杏吧原版檚 at their corporate headquarters, leading to a full-time job opportunity.
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