Bowling Green State University-Main Campus Top Questions

Campus is very easy to navigate. It is small enough where you can easily get from class to class in about 10 minutes, but large enough where it doesn't feel crowded. There were a lot of people who attended this school from my high school but I didn't feel like I saw them everyday if I didn't want to.

The people here are down to earth, respectful, and very friendly!

Close to my hometown. Not tooooo big! More course to take for my degree. Best school closest to my hometown with the major/degree I wanted to go into.

The surroundings are quite different from other colleges.

It's just the right size and has a lots of different programs offered.

The Arts Village and other learning based communities. These learning communities make excellent interest groups in which students can come together, meet new people, and have a good time. The Arts Village is filled with students who share an interest in art. Everyone is very open, and everyone would help someone in an instant if they need it. They also run alot of programs to keep students involved.

My school is bright! When I say bright I am talking about the campus being colorful and the students being friendly. I love the people I've met and the professors I have had. The school is focused on helping you graduate on time and preparing you for the outside world.

BG has a great atmosphere with a small school feel. You feel like your fellow classmates are your friends. You know your professors care about you and your grades.

smaller classes, middle sized campus takes 15 minutes to walk from one end to the other...that is the most

Since Bowling Green State University is highly known for its outstanding accounting program, I was able to easily find an internship and job. Employers recognize that BGSU has a great program, and so were impressed when they found out, during the interview, that I attended BGSU for my undergraduate degree. BGSU also has many different types of ethnic and racial backgrounds, so it was interesting to see this diversity because I am from a small town that is made up of all white, catholic people.