Cyber Defense degree creates a second chance for a successful career

Liz Canfield didn’t start out her first career thinking she’d be back in college in her 50s. But that is just what happened. Seeing her passion develop for information management and security, Canfield is getting a second chance at earning a successful career and already earning a leg-up with a scholarship from Davenport University.

6 tips parents can use to help their student succeed in their first year of college

Davenport’s STEM efforts dramatically improve middle school student’s academic performance

This summer, Davenport’s College of Urban Education teamed up with Grand Rapids-based nonprofit STEM Greenhouse to host a program for 50 students to improve their proficiency in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). Davenport was not only a sponsor of this program but also developed the STEM curriculum implemented in the camp.

Davenport University offers Military Promise, a smoother path to higher education

Starting this fall, Davenport University will offer a new fast-track acceptance process for military members, who have completed at least one year of service as Active Duty or as a National Guard/Reservist, an easier route into college. This new program is intended for veterans and active military to achieve their college education. 

Helpful tips for students applying for college funding

Did you know that this year’s Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) opens up to students on October 1? Avoid the stress of applying for student aid and check out these tips. 

4 Things students should do during their first week of college to help them succeed

Feeling nervous about classes starting? Check out 4 things you should do during your first week of college to help you succeed.