Campus and Location Established in 1910 to educate teachers, BGSU is the 14th largest producer of teachers in the country In-town residential campus in a park-like setting Bowling Green (population 29,600) is within easy driving distance of major Midwest cities and the Toledo airport Students and Faculty More than 21,000 students, including 2,000 at BGSU Firelands in Huron, Ohio 19:1 student to faculty ratio Students from 49 states and 75 countries Average ACT for entering freshman is 22; average high school GPA is 3.23 Ethnic and racial minority students made up about 20 percent of the entering fall 2006 class 918 full-time faculty (nearly 80 percent with the highest degree in their field) Student Life Approximately 7,000 students reside in 17 residence halls and 31 houses Nearly 325 student organizations, including 43 fraternities and sororities Wide range of service learning opportunities, cultural and special events Student Recreation Center and Perry Field House for drop-in and scheduled fitness activities Degree Programs and Learning Resources More than 200 undergraduate majors and programs on the main campus; 8 bacalaureate and 14 associate degree programs at BGSU Firelands Library system with 6 million items and electronic access to research materials worldwide 30 instructional computing labs across campus; a computer lab in every residence complex; residence hall rooms wired for high-speed Internet access Financial Aid Opportunities 69 percent of all BGSU undergraduate students receive some type of financial aid Scholarships worth more than $20 million 4,500 students earn $8 million annually through on-campus employment

Masters Degree

• Online Master of Science in Criminal Justice

Doctorate Degree

• Master of Criminal Justice

Higher Learning Commission, North Central Association