"Thanks for all the help and good advice I got while attending Connecticut School of Broadcasting. I have started my own production company, and I am freelancing for a company that produces a TV show for American Airlines with CBS. Today was a big step in my work for them as an editor, writer and overall assistant. I had the opportunity to do a host shoot at Giants stadium with Jim Nantz and Phil Simms from CBS Sports. After the shoot, I also got to catch a couple of 40-yard touchdown passes from Phil. (As if life couldn't get any better.)

I have also written the host scripts for Katie Couric, Dennis Haysbert, Julia Louis-Dreyfus and now the cast of How I Met Your Mother. I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for the Connecticut School of Broadcasting."

"I just wanted to let you guys know that in September of 2005 I landed a job at WRDX 94.7 The River in New Castle, Delaware, (now 92.9 The River) as a part-time board operator. Applying what I learned at Connecticut School of Broadcasting, I was able move up the chain, and now I'm the producer of In the Zone with Rich Quinones on WWTX 1290 The Ticket. Our show runs Monday-Friday 3-6pm. Thanks to Connecticut School of Broadcasting I have landed a dream job meeting so many great people like Hall of Fame Phillies broadcaster Harry Kalas, Flyers head coach John Stevens, 2007 Daytona 500 winner Kevin Harvick, numerous Philadelphia Eagles and Philadelphia 76ers players, and many more. Thanks again for making my dream of working in radio become a reality.”

"My training at [Connecticut School of Broadcasting] has been a huge part of my success! Nine months ago, I was an hourly paid employee at a desk job dreaming of broadcasting, and today I am living my dream. CSB equipped me for success by providing education and training from industry professionals on broadcast-quality equipment and software. I was able to develop my skills and networking through career services.

"I was granted an internship at SIRIUS Satellite Radio in New York and was later hired at a central-Jersey radio station! The hands-on training in all areas of broadcasting at CSB increased my value and has really paid off, allowing me to make an impact behind the scenes and on-air. Special thanks to everyone at Connecticut School of Broadcasting. No more dreaming. With your training and good old-fashioned hard work, I NOW LIVE IT!"

"After graduating from CSB - Tampa, I am living the life I've dreamed of! It began on the red carpet at the MTV Video Music Awards. Then I went to work for my favorite rock stations, Clear Channel Tampa's 98 Rock and Classic Rock Thunder 103.5, producing nationally syndicated morning shows. Now, I am moving to Hollywood, California, to work for SIRIUS Satellite/Internet Radio as their 'Resident Rock Chick Correspondent' on a radio morning show ... a position created just for me! It has been most exciting being involved in the music industry that I love so much! I now count many rock stars and celebrities that I met along the way as friends. Thanks to the excellent instructors at the School, and a lot of hard work on my part, I am living my dream!"

"Before I attended Connecticut School of Broadcasting, I was working menial jobs. I was going nowhere with my life, and I was stuck in a rut.

"This school changed my life. After I graduated, I decided to specialize in editing. Using the knowledge and experience I'd gained at CSB, I became a freelance editor. Only a few months after graduating Connecticut School of Broadcasting, I secured a position as a Streaming Media Specialist at MLB.com. Now, I produce and edit video content that gets uploaded to web sites that are viewed around the world. I have also maintained ties with the School. I help train and tutor students and graduates in editing, and have helped other Connecticut School of Broadcasting grads get jobs at MLB.com.

"The pride I feel in helping others succeed is only surpassed by the fact that I am working at my dream job!"

"I just wanted to thank Connecticut School of Broadcasting again. My goal was to get into TV and one day work at the YES Network. Well, now I've done it. I love it here. Two months ago at an Ascent Media vs. YES Network softball game, I met the producer for YES shows such as Mike and the Mad Dog, Yankees Batting Practice, the pre-/post-game shows, as well as the actual games. Now, in addition to working for Ascent Media Group, I'm freelancing at the YES Network in my free time, helping in the control room, on set and with various production tasks. I am also in line for the next full-time position that opens up. I wouldn't be where I am without you guys."