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On UMass Dartmouth's episode of The College Tour, ten students share their personal stories while taking you on a journey from the classroom to campus life and beyond.

Kailey Sousa, '27

Kailey’s passion for cancer research began after her brother's diagnosis, and UMass Dartmouth provided the hands-on opportunities to fuel her drive. She shares how the university's cutting-edge research programs foster innovation and make a real impact.

Conner Robidoux, '27

Highlighting the support UMassD provides for its student-athletes, Conner shares his story as a varsity football player and nursing student—balancing a demanding schedule on and off the field.

Jesseley Gomes, '26

Originally from Capo Verde, Jesseley found her home on campus at UMassD. She explains how state-of-the-art first-year housing, guaranteed four-year housing, and dining options like The Grove foster her sense of belonging.

Parker Sowersby, '25

Parker, a graphic design major, is making the most of UMass Dartmouth's diverse academic offerings. With 110+ undergraduate programs across six colleges, she shares how UMassD's flexibility has allowed her to explore different disciplines and shape her education.

Nathan Upchurch, '26

Nathan's journey from studying crime and justice to starting law school underscores UMassD's commitment to quality, affordability, and accelerated programs. His story is a powerful testament to the transformative opportunities available for students.

Jackie Sassin, '27

Jackie, a marketing major and commuter at UMass Dartmouth, balances roles on the Cheer Team, UMassD's social media team, and as a Charlton College of Business ambassador. Her experience offer as a first-generation college student offers a unique view of campus life.

Clivens "Cliff" Joseph, Grad student

Cliff, who is currently pursuing his master's in Electrical Engineering, highlights UMassD's commitment to career readiness through internships, hands-on learning, and support resources that drive personal and academic growth.

Apeksha Prasai, '25

An interior architecture + design major from Nepal, Apeksha transferred to UMass Dartmouth for its striking brutalist architecture and inspiring campus environment. She shares how UMassD merges creativity with real-world opportunities for design students.

Dominik Aguilar, '26

Dom chose UMass Dartmouth for its prime SouthCoast location and proximity to cities like Providence and Boston. As an out-of-state student, he highlights the vibrant campus atmosphere and on- and off-campus activities that make UMassD the perfect destination.

Logan Wornham, '25

Logan found academic and personal growth through UMass Dartmouth's variety of support services. Logan explains how resources like the STAR Center, faculty mentorship, and peer support foster success, mental health, and belonging in our community.

   Claire T Carney library in autumn

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