Bowling Green State University

• State-assisted university founded in 1910
• 1,338 acres with 113 buildings on the main campus, located in Bowling Green, Ohio, 23 miles south of Toledo, adjacent to Interstate 75
• BGSU Firelands College, opened in 1968, is located on 216-acre campus in Huron, Ohio
• 2007-08 operating budget of $367 million for both campuses combined
• Endowment fund of $124.03 million

Degree Programs

• More than 200 undergraduate majors and programs, 68 master's degree programs, 2 specialist degree programs and 16 doctoral degree programs
• BGSU Firelands offers 4 certificate programs, 14 associate degree programs representing 22 areas of study, and 8 bachelor's degree programs
• Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission and a member of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools

Colleges

• Arts & Sciences
• Business Administration
• Education & Human Development
• BGSU Firelands
• Graduate College
• Health & Human Services
• Musical Arts
• Technology

Learning Resources

• Library system with catalog access to 46 million books and library materials across Ohio and on-site access to 6 million items, including 2.6 million volumes
• 30 instructional computing lab facilities across campus
• Computing lab in each of 17 residence complexes
• Honors Program with more than 800 students
• Office of Undergraduate Research

Student Life

• 17 residence halls and 30 small-group residences housing 6,400 students
• More than 325 student organizations
• Honor societies include Phi Beta Kappa
• 41 Greek social organizations with 33 chapters housed on campus; 1,600 students, or 11 percent of undergraduate student body, belong to sororities or fraternities
• 18 NCAA Division I athletic teams
• 24 intramural sports
• 21 club sports