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Transferology & Taking Courses at Another Institution

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Transferology & Taking Courses at Another Institution

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View transfer course equivalencies at transferology.com.

If you are interested in taking courses at other institutions

1. Review the following website for information and detailed instructions: https://www.bgsu.edu/registration-records/records-services/transfer-credit-evaluation.html

2. Start searching for course equivalency at https://transferology.com/index.htm.

3. Take a screenshot of the course equivalency and keep for your records.

4. Once you complete the course and your grade is posted, send the official transcript (direct from the other institution) to BGSU choosebgsu@bgsu.edu. If you need to mail the transcript send to the following address:

Office of Admissions

200 University Hall

Bowling Green State University

Bowling Green, OH 43403-0085

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Access all academic programs here including minors. Sometimes there are courses that are required for your major that can also satisfy requirements for your minor.

Students must complete anywhere from 15-18 credit hours towards the minor that are not counted in the student’s major or specialization or another minor.

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Students interested in transferring into the Schmidthorst College of Business from within BGSU complete the Application for Transfer to the College of Business when they meet the following requirements:

Minimum cumulative BGSU GPA of 2.5

Successful completion of at least 12 BGSU credit hours toward the degree

Current BGSU enrollment in BA 1600 or MATH 1260 or 1310, or both 1340 & 1350 or completion with a letter grade of C or higher in BA 1600 or MATH 1260 or 1310, or both MATH 1340 & 1350

If you have earned 45 or more credits at the time of applying you must attach a typed statement indicating your reason(s) for applying to the College of Business at this time, including career plans/goals.

If accepted students are coded Pre-Business.

Applications to the College of Business is a one time only event. If you are not selected for transfer into the CBA in the semester, you may NOT apply for a transfer in a future semester.

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Each semester you should review your Degree Audit or DARS report through your "MyBGSU." This report is a computer-generated document that checks your graduation requirements.

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Business students are able to earn valuable scholarships to reward them for their outstanding academic achievements while assisting them in paying for their college education.

The College, along with its departments, recognizes student achievements by offering a diversity of scholarship money, totaling approximately $510,000 each year.

Incoming freshmen who have excelled in academics, leadership, and community service should consider applying for this group of scholarships. Please note, only those who have been admitted to BGSU and the Schmidthorst College of Business are eligible to apply.
Begin Your Scholarship Search and Application Process Karl Vogt Award "Outstanding Senior Award"
The Karl Vogt Award is given to the most outstanding graduating Senior in the Schmidthorst College of Business. The award honors Dr. Karl E. Vogt, who was Dean of the College of Business Administration from 1968 to 1982, Vice President for Operations from 1983 to 1988, and a Professor of Management. Applications for this scholarship are taken in the Spring for Graduates in the Spring, Summer and Fall calendar year.
Apply for the Karl Vogt Award Here

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Business students are able to earn valuable scholarships to reward them for their outstanding academic achievements while assisting them in paying for their college education. The College, along with its departments, recognizes student achievements by offering a diversity of scholarship money, totaling approximately $510,000 each year.

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Welcome to Accessibility Services at Bowling Green State University! The mission of Accessibility Services at Bowling Green State University is to provide equal

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Coaching

Math and Statistics

The Schmidthorst College of Business provides coaches to assist its students for all math courses as well as BA 2110, 2120, 2200, 6010, and OR 3800. Coaches are BGSU graduate students in the department of Applied Statistics and Operations Research, and can help you fill in conceptual gaps to maximize your chance for academic success.

Stop by the Math and Stats Coaching Center in Maurer Center 105 during the academic year for your coaching needs.

The University also provides tutors to assist its students in a wide range of courses including almost all undergraduate mathematics and statistics courses. These services are hosted by the Learning Commons on the first floor of the William T Jerome Library.

In addition to the above resources, Supplemental Instruction (SI) Leaders are assigned to BA1600/1700 and MATH 1280. Previous students who have excelled in these courses are selected to attend each class. Peer-led study sessions are regularly scheduled for the students to attend.

Tutor:Evans Tetteh
Courses: BA1600/1700
Email: evatette@bgsu.edu
Room: MRCR 105
Office Hours:
Mon: 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm; Wed: 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm

Tutor: Mohammad Arifur Rahman
Courses: BA 1600/1700/2110/2120
Email: mohammr@bgsu.edu
Room: MRCR 105
Office Hours:
Tues: 10:30 am - 2:30 pm; Thurs: 10:30 am - 2:30 pm; Fri: 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm

Tutor: Ashra Regmi
Courses: BA 3800
Email: ashrar@bgsu.edu
Room: MRCR 105
Office Hours:
Mon: 9:00 am - 10:00 am; Mon: 12:00 pm - 5:00 pm; Thurs:11:00 am - 2:00 pm ; Thurs: 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm

Accounting and Management Information Systems

Tutoring Schedule:

Monday, 1/23/23 Olscamp 115 7-9 PM
Tuesday, 1/31/23 Olscamp 115 7-9 PM
Monday, 2/6/23 Olscamp 115 7-9 PM
Tuesday, 2/14/23 Olscamp 115 7-9 PM
Monday, 2/20/23 Olscamp 115 7-9 PM
Tuesday, 2/28/23 Olscamp 115 7-9 PM
Tuesday, 3/14/23 Olscamp 115 7-9 PM
Monday, 3/20/23 Olscamp 115 7-9 PM
Tuesday, 3/28/23 Olscamp 115 7-9 PM
Monday, 4/3/23 Olscamp 115 7-9 PM
Tuesday, 4/11/23 Olscamp 115 7-9 PM

Tutoring is how we use our knowledge to give back to our college community. Reminder: you are required to attend 2 sessions if you are a BAP member or pledge for a total of 4 hours.

Tutoring sessions will alternate between Monday and Tuesday every week.

Check out our website, BAP Website. Follow us on Instagram @bgsu_bap! Any questions email kmusgra@bgsu.edu

Finance

The Financial Management Society (FMS), a student organization, offers tutoring every semester for students in FIN 3000. Bloomberg Certificate Tutoring is also available. Check with the Finance Department in 240C Maurer Center for locations and times.

FINANCE 3000 TUTORING

Classwork Tutor: Kale Nichols (GA)
Email: kwnicho@bgsu.edu
Room: MRCR 313
Office Hours:
Mon: 3:00 pm-5:00 pm
Tues: 4:00 pm-6:30 pm
Wed: 3:00 pm-5:00 pm
Thurs: 4:00 pm-6:30 pm
Fri : 2:00 pm-3:00 pm

BLOOMBERG CERTIFICATE TUTOR

Tutor: Gihan Bandara (GA)
Email: bandarp@bgsu.edu
Room: Jerome LIbrary, First Floor, Study Room #1
Office Hours:
Tues: 4:00 pm- 6:00 pm
Wed: 10:00 am-11:30 am
Thurs: 2:00 pm-5:30 pm
Fri: 9:00 am-11:00 am & 5:00 pm-6:00 pm

Business Writing Assistance

Students can go to the BGSU Learning Commons on the first floor of Jerome Library to receive coaching on their writing assignments. Hours vary each semester.

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The Schmidthorst College of Business provides coaches to assist its students for all math courses as well as BA 2110, 2120, 2200, 6010, and OR 3800. Coaches are BGSU graduate students in the department of Applied Statistics and Operations Research, and can help you fill in conceptual gaps to maximize your chance for academic success.

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OPTION #1: COOP 50

(NO BGSU ACADEMIC CREDIT - Managed by the Career Center)
BENEFITS:

Official record on your BGSU transcript (attractive to employers)

Full-time student status designated (even if only course reg. for in a semester - permits use of Rec Center)

Can be completed any semester (spring, summer & fall)

Increased employer involvement

Provide data that increases wages and jobs, helping future BGSU students

REGISTRATION INSTRUCTIONS:

1. Log-in to your Handshake account

2. Once logged into your profile, click Career Center on the top task bar

3. Click Resources

4. Click on the corresponding CO-OP 50 Course Registration semester box

5. Click on the CO-OP 50 form link and complete the form

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER COOP 50

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(NO BGSU ACADEMIC CREDIT - Managed by the Career Center) BENEFITS: Official record on your BGSU transcript (attractive to employers) Full-time student status designated (even if only course reg.

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Email commencement@bgsu.edu or call 419-372-2774 for all questions related to graduation.

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Deadline for Printed Program / Display

Graduates must be approved for graduation by Registration and Records by April 7, 2023 in order to be included in the printed program, graduate name videos and to have their name displayed at the ceremony. After the deadline, a graduate may still be permitted to attend commencement, but BGSU cannot guarantee their name will be in the printed program or displayed on screen.

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BGSU Commencement is an exciting event for our graduating students. Our goal is to ensure each graduating student receives the special attention they deserve. This ceremony celebrates the best of BGSU and serve as a positive memory for graduates, their families and friends.

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The Career Center utilizes Handshake - a modern platform for connecting students and alumni with on-campus and off-campus employers. Handshake offers many great features including the ability to:

Post your resume to connect with employers

Apply for part-time and full-time positions

Register your co-op 50 experience

Sign-up to attend career-related events

... and more!

To apply for a position in Handshake, you must have an approved resume. The approval process for each resume submission typically takes 2-3 business days, but may take longer during high volume periods. You are encouraged to submit your resume for approval at least 2 weeks prior to applying for any positions on Handshake. You also are encouraged to review our resume minimum requirements prior to submission.

Students: To access Handshake, you must log into your MyBGSU account and click on the Career Center section.

Alumni: To access Handshake, you must have your personal email address on file with Registration and Records. Please complete the below form to indicate the personal address you would like to have on file and use for your Handshake login. You should allow 3-4 business days for processing. When your Handshake account is ready, you will receive an automatic link from Handshake.

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The Career Center utilizes Handshake - a modern platform for connecting students and alumni with on-campus and off-campus employers. Handshake offers many great features including the ability to: Post your resume to connect with employers Apply for part-time and full-time positions Register your co-op 50 experience Sign-up to attend career-related events ...

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Interested in studying abroad? First step is to contact the Education Abroad office.

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The decision to participate in an education abroad experience is often the most transforming and inspiring aspect of a student's academic career! BGSU offers hundreds of international academic programs in more than 50 countries worldwide during the summer, winter session, semester and academic year, with opportunities for internships, field study, undergraduate research, community service and teaching.

BGSU Education Abroad is dedicated to assisting students from inquiry to application, while abroad, and upon return. Explore the Study Abroad Student Guide to learn more about education abroad process.

Attention Faculty: If you would like to request to have someone from our office present at one of your classes, please use our Faculty Classroom Visit Request form at least seven business days in advance so we have adequate time to prepare.

Recent Participants and Study Abroad Benefits

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The decision to participate in an education abroad experience is often the most transforming and inspiring aspect of a student's academic career! BGSU offers hundreds of international academic programs in more than 50 countries worldwide during the summer, winter session, semester and academic year, with opportunities for internships, field study, undergraduate research, community service and teaching.

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Refer to the Academic Calendar every semester for important information and deadlines. Access calendars here.

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Welcome to the official BGSU academic calendar webpage. On each semester calendar, you will find a detailed calendar of important dates, add/drop deadlines and refund information.

BGSU's academic calendars will continue to be reviewed and updated. These updates will be made as they are finalized.

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Welcome to the official BGSU academic calendar webpage. On each semester calendar, you will find a detailed calendar of important dates, add/drop deadlines and refund information. BGSU's academic calendars will continue to be reviewed and updated. These updates will be made as they are finalized.

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Michael and Sara Kuhlin Hub for Career Design and Connections

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Michael and Sara Kuhlin Hub for Career Design and Connections

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Effective March 23, 2020: The Career Center is here to assist students and alumni during the remote learning period. The Career Center is offering appointments as a "phone call" or "video call" for safety and convenience. To schedule an appointment with the Career Center, please log into your Handshake account via MyBGSU.

Our Career Center team strives to engage, educate, and empower by providing high-quality services in career development, planning and preparation, experiential learning, and job attainment.

We provide a variety of programs, workshops, courses, and employment opportunities for our students and alumni to attain individual career and life goals. Contact us to learn more about our resources and services or stop by our office in the Bowen-Thompson Student Union on the second floor.

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Effective March 23, 2020: The Career Center is here to assist students and alumni during the remote learning period. The Career Center is offering appointments as a "phone call" or "video call" for safety and convenience. To schedule an appointment with the Career Center, please log into your Handshake account via MyBGSU.

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Your BG1 Card is your Student ID. Get all the details about the BG1 Card here including how to upload an ID photo. Students can also get their photos taken at the Bowen Thompson Student Union BG1 Plus office located on the first floor. Most first-year students pick up BG1 Cards on their orientation day. If you do not attend orientation, make plans to stop by the office on the first floor to pick up your BG1 Card.

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The BG1 Card is the official identification card for BGSU students, faculty and staff. Your BG1 Card is more than just an ID card. It provides access to meal plans, events, and campus facilities. Also, if you are a PNC Bank customer, it can be linked to your bank account to serve as an ATM card. Lastly by adding funds to your BG1 Bucks account, your card can then be used for printing, on-campus vending and at multiple off campus locations.

BG1 Photo Online Submission

Want a little more control over how your BG1 Card photo looks? Want to avoid waiting in line to get your picture taken? Submit your BG1 Card photo online and pick your card up in the office! Learn more and find instructions on how to submit your photo online.

BG1 Bucks

By depositing funds to your BG1 Card, you can make purchases through a stored value or prepaid account, known as BG1 Bucks. Your card can be used for printing, on-campus vending and at multiple off-campus restaraunts and shopping locations - and as you use your card, your account balance decreases as funds are spent. Learn more about BG1 Bucks and how to add funds to your account.

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The BG1 Card is the official identification card for BGSU students, faculty and staff. Your BG1 Card is more than just an ID card. It provides access to meal plans, events, and campus facilities. Also, if you are a PNC Bank customer, it can be linked to your bank account to serve as an ATM card.

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BGSU APP

Stay connected to Bowling Green State University with the new BGSU App. Access dining menus, real time shuttle tracking and residence hall laundry availability anytime and anywhere on any mobile device. The BGSU App provides essential campus information such as the latest news, an events calendar, the availability of the Student Recreation Center and much more.

Features:

Admissions - Schedule a visit or apply online
Athletics - News and events schedule
Canvas - View your classes, notifications, and all canvas details in the Canvas app
Dining - What to eat and where to eat it
Directory - Searchable directory
Emergency information - Contact information in case of an emergency
Laundry - Live laundry tracking
Learning Commons - Schedule a tutoring appointment, view availability
Library - Stay connected with the University's biggest resource
Majors and programs - Learn what programs BGSU has to offer
Map - Campus map, directions, building details and amenities
News - Latest news and events
Recreation and Wellness - View hours, schedule and how busy the Student Recreational Center is
Shuttle - Live shuttle tracking and routes
Social media - Connect to the University's official social media
University calendar - There's always something to do on campus

Available to download now

BGTV - APOGEE STREAM2 APP

Download this app to enhance the BGTV experience. All on-campus rooms have access to BGTV where you can watch your favorite shows live. By downloading this free app, you can enjoy extra features like DVR, custom channel lineups and you can watch anywhere on campus. Download the app today and watch on a phone, tablet, computer and stream to your room using an Amazon Fire TV or Stick.

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NAVIGATE APP

Transform your phone into your personal guide throughout your BGSU Career. Among its many features, Guide can help you get to your classes, schedule appointments with your advisor, access your schedule and send you reminders.

Learn More about NAVIGATE

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Stay connected to Bowling Green State University with the new BGSU App. Access dining menus, real time shuttle tracking and residence hall laundry availability anytime and anywhere on any mobile device. The BGSU App provides essential campus information such as the latest news, an events calendar, the availability of the Student Recreation Center and much more.

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Call 419-372-2478 or email choosebgsu.edu

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There's no better way to decide if a school is the right fit than to visit in person and explore for yourself.

We also offer a variety of virtual information sessions, which are a great complement to your on-campus experience.

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There's no better way to decide if a school is the right fit than to visit in person and explore for yourself. We also offer a variety of virtual information sessions, which are a great complement to your on-campus experience.

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All candidates for a baccalaureate degree at Bowling Green State University must take at least 36 credit hours from the BG Perspective curriculum.

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BGSU's general education program, BG Perspective: 21st Century Liberal Studies, was created with the intention to provide students with a coherent combination of courses in which active learning strategies are the norm and in which pedagogies are guided, in part, by regular, formal assessment of general education learning outcomes, thereby preparing students with a solid foundation for moving into their upper-level courses.

During the completion of general education requirements, students will hone their intellectual skills that include the ability to think critically and communicate effectively; the ability to understand different cultures, modes of thought, and multiple values; and the ability to investigate forces that shape scientific and technological complexities of contemporary culture.

The BG Perspective Program

The program features sets of general education learning outcomes, which are measurable and closely aligned with Ohio Transfer 36 (formerly known as Ohio Transfer Module) Guidelines. The program contains only courses that are offered on a regular basis. To fulfill their general education requirements, students must take a minimum of 36 credit hours, successfully completing courses within the domains of English Composition and Oral Communication, Quantitative Literacy, Humanities and the Arts, Social and Behavioral Sciences, and Natural Sciences, which are domains required by the state; additionally, students must complete courses which fulfill BGSU's requirements for Cultural Diversity in the U.S. and for International Perspective.

To obtain approval for any of their courses to be included in the program, departments and programs are required to submit a detailed master syllabus, sample assignments and instructional materials, and a plan for assessing the general education learning outcomes in the course. These materials are reviewed by all the members of the general education committee, the Director of Academic Assessment, and the Provost during the approval process.

General education assessment data is collected each term. The results will be routinely shared with faculty and the larger BGSU community.

Students admitted prior to fall 2015

Students who were admitted to BGSU prior to Fall 2015 will fulfill the previous BGP Program requirements, which are provided in the panel on the left labeled "Students Admitted Prior to Fall 2015."

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Name: David Chatfield
Position: Director
Office: 120A Maurer Center
Phone: 419-372-2473
Email: dchatfi@bgsu.edu

Name: Tom Daniels
Position: Assistant Director
Office: 120B Maurer Center
Phone: 419-372-8823
Email: tdanie@bgsu.edu

Name: Connie Disbro
Position : Coordinator of Online MBA Programs
Office : 120C Maurer Center
Phone : 419-372-6874
Email : cdisbro@bgsu.edu

Name: Michelle Roehl
Position: Administrative Assistant
Office: 120 Maurer Center
Phone: 419-372-2748
Email: mroehl@bgsu.edu

Name: Heather Mullins
Position: Student Success Coordinator, Business Graduate Programs
Office: 120 Maurer Center
Phone: 419-372-8795
Email: hmullin@bgsu.edu

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Name: David Chatfield Position: Director Office: 120A Maurer Center Phone: 419-372-2473 Email: dchatfi@bgsu.edu Name: Tom Daniels Position: Assistant Director Office: 120B Maurer Center Phone: 419-372-8823 Email: tdanie@bgsu.edu Name: Connie Disbro Position : Coordinator of Online MBA Programs Office : 120C Maurer Center Phone : 419-372-6874 Email : cdisbro@bgsu.edu Name: Michelle Roehl Position: Administrative Assistant Office: 120 Maurer Center Phone: 419-372-2748 Email: mroehl@bgsu.edu Name: Heather Mullins Position: Student Success Coordinator, Business Graduate Programs Office: 120 Maurer Center Phone: 419-372-8795 Email: hmullin@bgsu.edu

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Applied Economics Specialization Check Sheet

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Applied Economics Specialization Check Sheet

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The Call-in Process:

If you are a student wishing to meet with a counselor, the way to begin is through our call-in process, which is available Monday-Friday from 10am to 4pm. A call-in is equivalent to our former walk-in process - you complete consent forms, fill out initial questionnaires, and then speak with a counselor about what brings you to counseling. Here's a more detailed outline of the process and what to expect:

1. Begin the process at a time when you have plenty of time to complete it. There will be forms to complete and a conversation with a counselor, and since we meet with people on a first-come-first-served basis, there may be some wait in between steps. Wherever possible, we want to avoid beginning a process only to have it interrupted by other things - this leaves students and/or counselors hanging!

2. Your privacy is important! Choose a private space in which you won't be overheard. Use headphones if you have them. You'll need a device on which you can receive email, click into web links, and connect to a Zoom teleconference. A laptop, tablet, or phone will likely work.

3. Call the Center at 419-372-2081 and speak with one of our Front Desk staff. Let them know that you wish to start a call-in appointment. They will give you information about the process and email you documents and links to get started - this paperwork typically takes 15-20 minutes.

4. Complete consent forms through the Adobe E-sign system. You'll receive an email with a subject line indicating that electronic signatures are needed, and when you click on the button, you'll be directed to an Adobe site where you sign in using your email address. You'll then see a document that includes our privacy practices, informed consent information for our services and telehealth, and signature pages. There are blanks throughout the document asking for input or electronic signatures. When you complete the forms, clicking on the button at the bottom will submit them back to us.

5. Complete initial questionnaires. An email from our Front Desk will include a link to the forms we use to collect initial information/history for new or returning clients. The email will direct you which button to complete.

6. When you have completed the consents and forms, call our Front Desk to let them know you're ready. They'll give you some idea of wait time, although it can be unpredictable based on variations in the time it takes to discuss relevant information with each student. Call-in hours can be very busy, but we will connect with you as quickly as we can!

7. Keep an eye on your email! When it's your turn with the next available call-in counselor, they will send you an invitation with a link to join them in Zoom. Click on the link, and you'll be connected with the counselor.

8. If you need to be somewhere or have limits on how long you can wait, let our office know! We don't want to receive your forms but then miss talking to you - so if you have to be somewhere before your turn comes, we will at least connect with you for a few minutes to check in and make a plan about how to finish the process.

9. If you have questions, feel free to call and ask!

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Welcome to the BGSU Counseling Center! About the Counseling Center We aspire to respect cultural, individual, and role differences. Our goal is to create a safe, supportive and affirming climate for individuals of all races, ethnicities, national origins, genders, gender identities, sexual orientations, religions, ages, abilities, sizes, socioeconomic statuses, languages, and cultures.

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Learn how to use the Canvas Learning Management system. Access the Canvas Overview Guide here. Read through all of the items, select a photo for your Canvas Settings, and establish a Gmail account that is integrated with Canvas.

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The Canvas Student Guide will help you learn everything from submitting assignments and quizzes to communicating with your instructor.

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All SCoB students begin as Pre-Business students and with 45 credit hours towards the degree are reviewed for admission.

BSBA Admission decisions are made three times each year at the end of each semester.

Admission Requirements

Minimum 12 BGSU credit hours that count toward the BSBA degree

Completion of Calculus with a C or better (BA 1600 or MATH 1310)

Minimum of a 2.5 cumulative GPA

Completion of four or more Admission Core courses with a C or better:

ECON 2020, ECON 2030, ACCT 2210, ACCT 2220, IS 2000, BA 2030, BA 2110, BA 2120

You will eventually need all eight courses, but just four are required by 45 hours.

If you do not earn BSBA admission at your first review, you are given one conditional semester or 15 credit hours to complete the requirements. Failure to earn final admission means you will no longer be able to pursue the business program at BGSU.

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Our Mission

The Office of the Bursar supports the University's strategic plan by maintaining the financial assets of the University while providing fiscal guidance, and quality customer service to students, parents, other University departments, and external agencies.

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COMM 1020 Introduction to Public Speaking
Basic principles of public speaking. Focuses on informative and persuasive speaking in both extemporaneous and impromptu styles. Emphasizes adapting to diverse audiences, reducing communication apprehension, presenting in varied contexts, and using technology effectively.

WRIT 1110 Seminar in Academic Writing
Fall, Spring, Summer. Provides a theoretical and practical foundation for college writers and lays important groundwork for future academic reading and writing experiences. This workshop-based course explores diverse intellectual practices associated with effective writing, including analyzing and producing genres, investigating individual writing processes, and reflecting on one's learning with an eye toward transferring writing knowledge to new situations. Students explore and experience how writing works in worlds they inhabit by composing digital, visual, narrative expository arguments. UWP Placement. ABC/No credit.

WRIT 1120 Seminar in Research Writing
Fall, Spring, Summer. Builds on foundational understandings of academic reading and writing with a focus on inquiry-based writing. By engaging a range of writing tasks, both informal and formal, students pursue person- and library-based research writing that has meaning to them personally. Students also continue to build confidence as readers, writers, and critical thinkers, adding their voices to ongoing conversations. Using a workshop approach, students practice strategies for representing, through reflective writing, their research and composing processes to a range of audiences. ePortfolio based. Placement through UWP online prescreening
or prior credit for WRIT 1110. Graded ABC/No Credit.

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Student Financial Aid and Scholarships

If the financial aid process seems confusing, take heart, you are not alone. We are here both virtually and in-person to help make sure your financial concerns or complicated forms don't slow you down.

Select the links above to get started. Whether you're submitting forms, looking for additional information or needing to complete a form, we have everything you need to prepare you for financial success at BGSU.

If you are completing the FAFSA, use the BGSU School Code: 003018

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If the financial aid process seems confusing, take heart, you are not alone. We are here both virtually and in-person to help make sure your financial concerns or complicated forms don't slow you down. Select the links above to get started.

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Filter your Class Search to find BGPs that satisfy one or more requirements.

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Office of Registration & Records 1851 N. Research Drive Bowling Green, OH 43403 419-372-8441 Fax: 419-372-7977* Registrar@bgsu.edu* *Please include your name,

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Welcome to Your Home Away From Home

The Office of Residence Life promotes an engaging, safe and inclusive environment for academic success and personal growth through student-centered programs, innovative services and cost-effective facilities. Whether you are a future student exploring our on-campus housing options, a student who is currently living on campus or a family member looking for on-campus resources, we welcome you. If you are having trouble finding what you are looking for, please contact our office. We would love to hear from you.

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Welcome to Your Home Away From Home The Office of Residence Life promotes an engaging, safe and inclusive environment for academic success and personal growth through student-centered programs, innovative services and cost-effective facilities. Whether you are a future student exploring our on-campus housing options, a student who is currently living on campus or a family member looking for on-campus resources, we welcome you.

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If a first-year or returning student would like to declare or change their major to Business and does not meet college admission requirements to be coded Pre-Business they are coded DSP with an Interest in Business and assigned to a DSP Academic Advisor & Planner who specializes in BSBA course planning and helping students reach the goals of College of Business admission.

Students should complete the Application to Transfer to the College of Business for admission into the college once they meet the requirements. Students are assigned to a College of Business Academic Advisor & Planner after they are accepted into the College of Business.

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The other degree option within the Schmidthorst College of Business is a BS in Economics:​

More flexibility​

More required BGP courses​

Increased amounts of Social & Behavioral electives, Humanities & Arts electives​

Focus on Economics:  30 credit hours of Economics Courses​

Opportunities for more in-depth research ​

Required to complete a Cognate Focus Area—which is similar to a minor​

Oral & written communications requirement

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For an undergraduate business degree, students complete general requirements, along with admission core requirements, and they can choose at least one of 14 specializations

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Application to Transfer to the College of Business

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Request to add or remove specializations and minors here.

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BSBA admission decisions will be made three times each year. All pre-business students with 45 credit hours toward the degree are reviewed for admission. BGSU students planning on transferring to the BSBA program must apply for College entrance and pre-business status within 45 credit hours toward the degree or, in the case that 45 or more credit hours are transferred from another institution, upon completion of 12 BGSU credit hours toward the degree. The requirements for admission to the BSBA degree are:

Minimum 12 BGSU credit hours that count toward the BSBA degree, and

Minimum 2.5 BGSU cumulative GPA, and

Letter grade of C or better in calculus (BA 1600, MATH 1260 or 1310, or both 1340 and 1350)

Letter grade of C or better in 4 of the following: ACCT 2210, ACCT 2220, BA 2030, ECON 2020, ECON 2030, IS 2000, BA 2110, BA 2120.

Students who do not achieve BSBA admission in the admission review are placed on conditional standing for one semester or 15 credit hours to satisfy BSBA admission requirements.

Students who do not successfully gain admission to the BSBA program will not be able to complete the BSBA degree or any of its specializations.

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BSBA admission decisions will be made three times each year. All pre-business students with 45 credit hours toward the degree are reviewed for admission. BGSU students planning on transferring to the BSBA program must apply for College entrance and pre-business status within 45 credit hours toward the degree or, in the case that 45 or more credit hours are transferred from another institution, upon completion of 12 BGSU credit hours toward the degree.

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How to Get the Most out of your Experience

At orientation, you will have an opportunity to connect with current students, as well as staff members, and get to know some of your new fellow Falcons. You will be connected with an Orientation Leader who will lead you through orientation and will continue to be a resource for you. You will also be able to take care of some important "to-do" list items such as finalizing your financial aid and billing, getting your BG1 card and meeting with an Academic Advisor and Planner. We will also provide opportunities for campus tours and residence hall tours in the summer. Every step of the way, we encourage you to ask questions - we're here for you!

Orientation Overview

We are proud you have chosen BGSU as the University where you will begin or continue your education and are looking forward to helping ease the transition. Thank you for choosing to join the BGSU family!

If you are living on campus next semester, after completing your Housing & Dining Agreement securing your orientation date is your next commitment to BGSU. If you are commuting next semester, your Orientation registration will be your official way to tell BGSU you are committing to the University.

Registration Process & How to Prepare

Before you can sign up for your student orientation date, you first need to be admitted to BGSU. Check your application status and submit any missing credentials. If you are already admitted, follow the important steps on this page so you can register and be prepared for orientation.

STEP 1: CREATE YOUR MYBGSU ACCOUNT & CHECK YOUR EMAIL REGULARLY

Use the BGSU ID number on your Certificate of Admission from the Office of Admissions to set-up and activate your MyBGSU account.

BGSU will use this email address to communicate important information to you, including information about Orientation and fall welcome events.

Access the Falcon Forward First Year Success Canvas Shell (as soon as you receive the email invitation to join).

STEP 2: SCHEDULE YOUR ORIENTATION

Spring 2023 orientation registration will open on Nov. 1 and will take place on January 6.

Summer 2023 orientation registration will open on Feb. 1 and will take place on the following dates:

May 25, 31

June 1, 2, 6, 7, 9, 10, 20, 21, 23 (virtual), 24, 26, 27, and 29

If you are an international student, please visit the International Programs and Partnerships website for more information on your orientation.

STEP 3: COMPLETE YOUR WRITING PLACEMENT ESSAY

You can complete your placement essay by logging in to MyBGSU>Orientation>Placement Tests

STEP 4: COMPLETE ALL FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES

File the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) BGSU's school code - 003018

Make your payment for tuition or sign-up for a payment plan by logging in to MyBGSU>Student Center>Select My Account

Please note, your spring bill will be issued on Dec. 1 and due on Jan. 1. Questions? Visit Taking Care of Your Bill

STEP 5: SEND YOUR DOCUMENTS

The Office of Admissions needs you to send the following documents as soon as possible. Most high schools and colleges will know how to do this:

Final Transcripts

College Transcripts (If applicable)

AP Scores

STEP 6: START BUILDING YOUR COURSE SCHEDULE

Prior to your orientation date, you will receive communication from an Academic Advisor and Planner through your BGSU email to gather more information and help build your class schedule. They will take into consideration information about your interests, goals, major requirements, previous college credit, placement exams and BG perspective requirements.
It's important to understand that course scheduling will happen both before and after your orientation date so we encourage you to check your BGSU email for updates and review the new student class registration process prior to orientation. New Student Class Registration

STEP 7: BRING ALL NECESSARY MATERIALS WITH YOU

Any questions and/or concerns that arise after reviewing the advising information

College transcripts that have not yet been turned in to the Office of Admissions

A jacket or sweater

One of the following forms of identification:

Valid state-issued driver's license with photo

State-issued photo ID card

Passport with photo

Military ID card

STEP 8: CONNECT WITH OTHER 2023 INCOMING STUDENTS

Hundreds of future BGSU students join our 'BGSU Incoming Class of 2023' Facebook Group every week. The group is exclusively for new and transfer students and worth creating a Facebook account for, if you don't have one already.

Get to know other students before you move-in, find someone to create a room selection group with, get advice from your peers ... and more!

Request to Join the Facebook Group

AGREED WITH THE STATEMENT

"Orientation provided me with the tools and information necessary to successfully transition to BGSU.''

2023 Spring Orientation registration will open on Nov. 1.

2023 Summer Orientation registration will open on Feb. 1 and orientation dates will fill up on a first-come, first-served basis.

When you log into the system, you may not see all of the dates available that are listed on this web page. If a date is no longer available, that means it is full.

**International students do not need to sign up for Orientation. You will receive more information from International Programs & Partnerships.**

Accessibility Accommodations

Accessible parking is available in parking lots for persons who properly display a current state-issued disability placard in accordance with Ohio Revised Code. Please notify us of your needs for accommodations at least two weeks prior to your arrival by returning to your online reservation, emailing orientation@bgsu.edu, or calling our office at 419-372-0353.

To individuals with disabilities, please indicate if you need special services, assistance or appropriate modifications to fully participate in this event by contacting Accessibility Services at access@bgsu.edu or 419-372-8495. Please notify us prior to the event.

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How to Get the Most out of your Experience At orientation, you will have an opportunity to connect with current students, as well as staff members, and get to know some of your new fellow Falcons. You will be connected with an Orientation Leader who will lead you through orientation and will continue to be a resource for you.

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Registration Date or Enrollment Appointment

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On or after the day class offerings are posted for each semester, view your enrollment appointment by visiting your Student Center, Classes and Registration, and Enrollment Appointment Info. Read more about registration enrollment dates here.

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Academic Policies Academic forgiveness Academic honesty Academic honors Academic load Appeals Advanced Standing Associate degree programs Baccalaureate degree programs BG

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Grading system
Courses are graded as follows:
A—excellent
B—good
C—acceptable
D—poor but passing
F—failure
W—withdrawn
WF—withdrawn failing
INC—incomplete
I—incomplete

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Web-Based Courses: Distance Learning, eCampus, and Firelands

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Web-Based Courses: Distance Learning, eCampus, and Firelands

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Some classes are only offered web-based and list arrange with instructor for days which means you will complete your work at your own pace by the provided deadlines. Some classes are Remote Synchronous Online and list days and times you are required to meet virtually.

If the web-based course is eCampus, add yourself to the waitlist because most eCampus courses give priority enrollment to eCampus students. There is no guarantee that main campus students will be enrolled. If available choose to enroll in the Distance Education section of web-based courses.

eCampus and Firelands web-based courses usually open available seats to main campus students as it gets closer to the start of the session of the semester.

Follow the directions in the course description if you wish to request permission to enroll in a web-based Firelands course.

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Office of Academic Advising and Planning

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Do you need help making a phone, virtual, or in-person Academic Advising appointment? Are you interested in changing your major or meeting with an Academic Advisor & Planner outside of your college? Contact our Office of Academic Advising at 419-372-8943 for assistance. We are located at 253 Central Hall advising@bgsu.edu.

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Our centralized team of Academic Advisors and Planners assist students from all colleges in pursuing a degree. Advisors help you make informed decisions about course selection, understand university curriculum, build an academic schedule, and connect with academic resources to be successful throughout your time at Bowling Green State University and beyond.

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Our centralized team of Academic Advisors and Planners assist students from all colleges in pursuing a degree. Advisors help you make informed decisions about course selection, understand university curriculum, build an academic schedule, and connect with academic resources to be successful throughout your time at Bowling Green State University and beyond.

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A waitlist is a list that students can join and wait for open seats in a class. When registering for classes, if a student is attempting to add a

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If using the Respondus Lockdown Browser or other similar software, instructors should particularly address the following:

Is an environment scan required before/during/after completing the assignment?

What does an acceptable environmental scan include/involve?

What happens if an acceptable environmental scan is not completed?

Can students use any resources during the assignment?

For example, can students use scratch paper to formulate their answers for the assignment?

Can students refer to other materials (e.g., websites or print information) while completing the assignment?

What sanctions will be imposed on students found violating the policies?

Since online assessments afford less oversight by instructors than face-to-face assessments, they may lead to an increase in instances of academic dishonesty. Technology (e.g., Lockdown) cannot completely mitigate cheating.

To make instances of academic dishonesty less likely, instructors should consider using assessments that are difficult to cheat. Some strategies include:

Setting a time limit that is just long enough for students to complete a quiz but not long enough for them to search out answers using external sources.

Creating questions that require higher order thinking such that students cannot simply find the answers by doing a web search.

Using Canvas features such as question banks and randomized question order to automatically build unique versions of a quiz for each student.

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Accelerated Bachelor's to Master's or Advanced Undergraduate Status

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Accelerated Bachelor's to Master's or Advanced Undergraduate Status

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Undergraduate students have two options for taking Graduate level courses: by applying for an Accelerated Bachelor’s to Master’s program or by requesting Advanced Undergraduate Status.

1. The Accelerated Bachelor’s to Master’s programs are for students enrolled in a degree seeking undergraduate program that is linked to a master’s program. The Accelerated program allows you to choose from a list of pre-approved graduate courses that can be used to share credit between your undergraduate program AND the graduate program. If you apply for the Undergrad Accelerated program, you do not need to submit a separate application for Master’s admission.

2.  The Advanced Undergraduate Status does not require you to apply for Accelerated status, but requires approval from the instructor of the course(s) in which you choose to register (it also requires approval from the department chair/school director). However, you must choose if you want the credit to apply as undergraduate credit OR graduate credit. You can read more about this option here: https://www.bgsu.edu/graduate/graduate-programs/advanced-undergraduate-status-policies-and-procedures.html. You would need to submit an application for Master’s admission.

If a student is interested in using graduate credits for both undergraduate AND graduate programs, there are certain courses that are pre-approved for the MBA path. They are:

1. ECON 6000 Behavior of the Firm in a Global Environment (3)

2. MBA 6000 Financial Accounting (3)

3. MBA 6030 Managerial Accounting (3)

4. MBA 6100 Challenges and Responses of the Global Firm (3)

5. STAT 6010 Statistics for Managerial Decision Making (3)

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Every BGSU student receives an automated math placement code if an ACT or SAT math score and a cumulative high school GPA is on file. If this information is not reported a student will have a code of 1 and is encouraged to take the math placement exam. If no action is taken a student with a score of 1 is required to complete MATH 1220, College Algebra.

Every student has the option to take the math placement exam. Read more about how a student can access their automated code and how to request to take a math placement exam here.

There is a chart under the section "What are Math Placement Codes?" on the Math Placement at BGSU page that shows which math courses students can take based on their placement score. If a College of Business student has a math placement score of 42 or higher they can enroll in BA 1600.

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Math placement testing is optional for some students, and others will need to take the test.

If BGSU has an ACT/SAT math score and high school GPA on file, we will be able to assign you an automated math placement code. If we don't have that information on file, you may be required to take the test. However, even if we can assign a math placement code for you, you still may want to take a math placement test.

DEADLINE | For students starting in August, Math Placement Tests need to be taken two weeks before your SOAR date or before June 30 - whichever comes first. For other starting semesters, complete your math placement at least a month before classes start.

QUICK LINKS
What you Need for the Test
Preparing for the Test

Schedule the Math Placement Test

Math placement tests will be proctored remotely until August 18, 2023. There are a limited number of spots available, and these testing sessions will fill up on a first-come, first-served basis.

You will find dates available using one of the below links:

Click to find available sessions between March 29 and May 12

Click to find additional available sessions between March 29 and August 4

After you click the link:

Choose Appointments

For Type of Appointment, choose Other

For Service, choose Math Placement Test

Pick a date that is in the desired range of dates. Note: if no dates are showing for availability please try selecting another time a week or so further into the future.

Click on Find Available Time

If you encounter difficulties while scheduling your test, you can send an email from your BGSU email account to Jaci Calderon ( jbcalder@bgsu.edu) with "Math Placement" in the subject line and explain what help you need.

If you are unsure if you should take the math placement test or have questions about your placement, please email Ms. Konra Holman ( konradh@bgsu.edu) from your BGSU email account with "Math Placement" in the subject line.

Testing Accommodations: Accessibility Services provides equal access and reasonable accommodations to students with disabilities attending BGSU. Students wishing to discuss their eligibility for such accommodations are encouraged to contact the office at 419-372-8495 or access@bgsu.edu between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday-Friday. If they have approved extended testing time for you, please forward your letter of accommodations to Ms. Konra Holman ( konradh@bgsu.edu) at least 24 hours prior to your testing appointment.

Who Needs to Take the Math Placement Test?

Students who do not have both an ACT/SAT math score and cumulative high school GPA on file at BGSU.

Students who want to improve their mathematics placement so they are eligible to take a higher-level course.

Transfer and international students who need to take a course that requires a math placement or prerequisite course to be eligible to enroll.

Please note: You do not have to take a math placement test if you receive an automated math placement. Learn how to find your placement and more about placement codes>>

What you will need for the test:

You cannot use a calculator or graphing calculator during the test, so we recommend having paper and a pencil ready to work out solutions.

Leave yourself time; the test consists of 35 multiple-choice questions and lasts 60 minutes.

If you are taking the placement test online (during the summer), you will need to have a computer or other device with a working microphone and webcam that you can install Zoom on.

If you have been approved for Testing Accommodations by the BGSU Office of Accessibility Services, you will need to provide your letter of accommodation ahead of time.

After you complete your test, an email will be sent to your BGSU account with the placement code you received. If you already had a placement code, the highest code will be used. You can also look up your math placement online.

Preparing for the test

The first thing to remember is, this isn't a math test for a grade and you will not fail.

We recommend taking a moment to review how the test will be structured and reviewing our sample tests and resources and then relaxing before you begin the test.

Three versions of the math placement test
There are three versions of the math placement test. Which one you should take will depend on your background and what class you are trying to place into. Below, you will find information on all three math placement tests and what classes they can place you into. Information is up to date to the best of our ability as of Spring 2021. If your major requires one or more of the courses listed below, you may benefit from taking a math placement test. The program requirements for each major at BGSU tell what courses are required.

The headers below are links to sample tests. Each sample test consists of 14 questions, and the answers are provided at the bottom of the last sheet. Before you begin, you should cover up the answers, then take the test without a calculator, graphing calculator or help of any kind.

After you done with the sample test, self-grade your work to see how well you did. A score of 12 or higher out of 14 is a good sign.

Test A can result in placement codes of 11, 20, and 32. Placement into the courses above require a code of 32 or higher. If you don't get a 32 placement code, you will need to earn a C or higher in Math 1220 first.

Sample B .docx version
Students who are comfortable with algebra should take Test B to try to place into:

BA 1600 (Business Analytics)

CHEM 1230 or higher

ENGT 2300

MATH 1280 (Precalculus)

And any of the courses listed under Test A

Test B can result in placement codes of 20, 24, 32, 41, 42, 51. Placement into BA 1600 requires a placement code of 42 or higher and the other courses on the list require 41 or higher. If you don't get a high enough placement code, you will need to earn a C or higher in Math 1220 first.

Sample C .docx version
Students who have done well in Trigonometry or Precalculus in the past, should take Test C to try to place into:

MATH 1310 (Calculus I)

MATH 1340 (Calculus IA)

Or any of the Courses listed under Tests A and Test B

Test C can result in placement codes of 20, 41, 42, 51, 61, 71. Placement into the courses above requires a code of 61 or 71. Students in the Honors College with a placement code of 71 may enroll in Math 1310H. Students with lower placement codes will need to earn a C or higher in Math 1280 (Precalculus) first.

At the end of the test, students may advised to take Test B instead, because it is more focused on the algebra skills for placement into Precalculus.

Other material you can study to prepare for the math placement test:

There are a lot of websites with precalculus reviews. Here are some that can help you prepare for Test B and Test C.

IXL precalculus has lots of questions for you to answer. We recommend working through sections A through J for Test B, and also do sections M, N, O for Test C.

Coolmath precalculus gives a good overview of many topics but does not have practice problems.

Updated: 04/07/2023 04:55PM

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Math placement testing is optional for some students, and others will need to take the test. If BGSU has an ACT/SAT math score and high school GPA on file, we will be able to assign you an automated math placement code. If we don't have that information on file, you may be required to take the test.

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List of Accelerated Bachelor's to Master's Programs

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Accelerated Bachelor’s to Master’s Program

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In your Student Center go to Classes and Registration to find the list or weekly calendar view of your schedule and click View My Books or visit https://textbooks.bgsu.edu/ to search and review more detailed information.

Some textbooks and required course materials are available for free electronic download or are available for checkout in print form from the stacks or from Course Reserves at BGSU Jerome Library.

If University Libraries (BGSU Jerome Library) does not have it, many items can be requested via SearchOhio, Ohio Link, or Interlibrary Loan. Contact University Libraries for help.

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Request College Permission to Change a Grade Option

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Complete this form to request college permission to change a class grade option: https://services.bgsu.edu/gradingOptionChangeRequest/

Refer to the Academic Calendar for deadlines to change course grade options and read more about grade option policies here.

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Approximately 2,700 students are enrolled in 17 doctoral and 55 master's degrees, together with one specialist and 23 certificate programs across six academic colleges. Our graduate students are engaged in professionally oriented programs that prepare them for successful careers or highly academic programs that lead to a life of research, scholarship and creative endeavors in and outside of higher education. In addition, we offer a variety of online graduate and certificate programs designed for busy working adults.

To enrich this experience, more than half of our graduate students are funded through graduate assistantships that provide applied academic experience while working full-time on their degree. In addition to full-time education, the Graduate College also offers flexible and varied learning experiences that fit into students' current professional lifestyles through part-time, weekend/evening, and online/blended programs.

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Academic Standing

What does it mean to be in "good academic standing"?

When your cumulative grade point average (GPA) is at least 2.0 or better, you will be in good academic standing. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 2.0, you will be placed on either academic warning, probation, suspension or dismissal.

It is important to check your academic standing at the end of each semester. The status of your academic standing may have implications that extend beyond your academics to potentially impact your financial aid.

How do I check my Academic Standing?

When your cumulative grade point average (GPA) is at least 2.0 or better, you will be in good academic standing. You will be able to find your academic standing by 11:59 p.m. the Wednesday following final exams in your MyBGSU Student Center.*

1. Log in to MyBGSU

2. Click on the Student Center

3. Once in the Student Center, click on the Academics tile

4. Select the semester you want to review

5. Click "Academic Standing" in the navigation menu

6. On the Academic Standing page, there will be a letter from your college office outlining your academic standing.

How to Submit an Appeal

If you have a 2.0 cumulative GPA or if your academic standing is " warning" or " probation", the appeal process does not apply to you. You can only submit an appeal if your status is "suspended" or "dismissed".

Appeals are handled differently depending on the academic college to which your major belongs. When you look up your academic standing in your MyBGSU Student Center, you will find a letter from you college outlining additional information.

Suspension/Dismissal

If you are part of the College of Arts & Sciences, and have been placed on academic suspension or dismissal, you will receive an email to your BGSU email account that outlines the steps you will need to take to submit an appeal. These steps include the deadline to appeal and the contact information for the College Dean.

If you miss the deadline to appeal, you can still pursue an appeal up to the beginning of the semester; however, your classes will be dropped.

Probation/Warning

If you have been placed on probation or warning, you will receive a notification letter attached to your grades via your BGSU email account.

Please be sure to read all correspondence regarding your academic standing carefully to ensure that you do not miss any deadlines for appeals.

Suspension/Dismissal
If you are part of Firelands College, and have been placed on academic suspension or dismissal, you will receive an email to your BGSU email account that outlines the steps you will need to take to submit an appeal. These steps include the deadline to appeal and the contact information for the Firelands College Academic Review Board.

If you miss the deadline to appeal, you can still pursue an appeal up to the beginning of the semester; however, your classes will be dropped. Please be sure to read all correspondence regarding your academic standing carefully to ensure that you do not miss any deadlines for appeals.
Probation/Warning
If you have been placed on probation or warning, you will receive a notification letter via your BGSU email account.

This page just outlines the academic standing process. There is separate information you need to know when it comes to financial aid. The financial aid satisfactory academic progress and academic standing process are two separate considerations and have two separate appeals processes.

We strongly encourage you to learn more about the financial aid satisfactory academic progress (SAP) determination, elements and appeals process, if you are currently receiving financial aid.

Academic Warning

If a student's cumulative BGSU GPA is in the warning range, the student is placed on academic warning and is encouraged to limit enrollment to no more than 12 hours in a given semester until the student is in good academic standing. Students on academic warning are expected to seek appropriate advice and services from their college office or another academic support area. Students on academic warning are expected to increase attention to academic activities and decrease hours committed to non-academic activities.

Academic Probation

If a student's cumulative BGSU GPA is in the probation/suspension/dismissal range, the student will be placed on probation:

who has attempted fewer than 12 hours of letter-graded credit at BGSU; or

who has a cumulative GPA in the probation/suspension/dismissal range for the first time.

To improve their cumulative GPA to at least the warning range, students on academic probation are strongly advised to enroll for no more than 12 credit hours in any semester and are expected to work with their college office to develop a plan for improving their academic performance. Students on probation are expected to increase attention to academic activities and decrease hours committed to non-academic activities. It should be noted that teams, clubs, and other student organizations have the right to use academic standards to limit participation in their organization. In addition, the students on academic probation must adhere to any conditions as determined by the dean of their college.

Students who do not improve their cumulative GPA to at least the warning range will be placed on academic suspension if they have attempted 12 or more hours of letter-graded credit at BGSU.

Academic Suspension

A student who has been suspended may NOT enroll at the University for a period of two consecutive semesters, including summer semester. Students suspended following the fall semester may not return to the University in the subsequent spring or summer semesters. Students suspended following the spring semester may not return in the subsequent summer or fall semesters. Students suspended following the summer semester may not return for the subsequent fall or spring semesters. The student may file a written appeal to the dean of the student's college and, if successful, be allowed to attend classes during the next semester.

A student who is suspended may continue enrollment if the student meets one of the following conditions:

if, during the previous semester, the student earned a semester GPA of at least 2.0; or

if permitted as the result of a successful written appeal to the dean of the student's college.

Academic Dismissal

If a student's cumulative BGSU GPA is in the probation/suspension/dismissal range, the student will be dismissed from the University:

who has attempted 12 or more hours of letter-graded credit at BGSU; and

who has been placed on suspension in any previous semester.

A student who has been academically dismissed may NOT enroll at the University for a period of three calendar years. The student may file a written appeal to the dean of the student's college and, if successful, be allowed to attend classes during the next semester. The student may appeal once during the dismissal period.

A student who is dismissed may continue enrollment if the student meets one of the following conditions:

if, during the previous semester, the student earned a semester GPA of at least 2.0; or

if permitted as the result of a successful written appeal to the dean of the student's college.

Updated: 11/28/2022 09:39AM

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When your cumulative grade point average (GPA) is at least 2.0 or better, you will be in good academic standing. If your cumulative GPA falls below a 2.0, you will be placed on either academic warning, probation, suspension or dismissal. It is important to check your academic standing at the end of each semester.

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Calculate your expected GPA by using information found at the bottom of your degree audit (total grade points and hours earned towards GPA). See how your GPA is affected by certain grades and if you change a grade option to S/U. This is not an official BGSU grade reporting and is intended ONLY for planning purposes.

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Graduate application fee waived for eCampus programs!

Undergraduate application fee waived for eCampus programs!

GRE/GMAT test scores - waived through Spring 2024

Apply today and start soon!
NEXT SESSION BEGINS May 15

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Graduate application fee waived for eCampus programs! Undergraduate application fee waived for eCampus programs! GRE/GMAT test scores - waived through Spring 2024 Apply today and start soon! NEXT SESSION BEGINS May 15

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Complete this form to request to drop a class with college permission: https://services.bgsu.edu/addDropClassRequest/

Know the terms and conditions of your financial aid. Consult with Student Financial Aid & Scholarships before dropping a course. 12 credit hours is full-time student status.

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Transfer Credits: AP, IB, Career-Technical, CCP 

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Transfer Credits: AP, IB, Career-Technical, CCP 

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Let your Academic Planner and Advisor know if you have credit(s) from a Career and Technical High School, AP, IB, or CCP credtis.

If you do not see earned AP, IB, or college transfer credit in your degree audit and transfer evaluation tab follow these directions:

If you took an Advanced Placement (AP) exam for any course or if you took College Credit Plus (CCP) course(s) from any college/university outside of BGSU or have earned college credits elsewhere, please send official transcript, electronic, to BGSU, Office of Transfer Credit Evaluation choosebgsu@bgsu.edu or to:

Office of Admissions

200 University Hall

Bowling Green State University

Bowling Green, OH 43403-0085

Request for AP scores to be sent to BG through College Board. More AP program info here.

Make note of the day you request transcripts.

If you have allowed at least 3 weeks for processing and do not see transfer credit contact the transfer evaluation team 419-372-7959 or email transfer@bgsu.edu.

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If a student leaves the University without proper notice and permission, a mark of "F" is recorded in all courses for which the student is currently enrolled. Such a student is not entitled to any refund of fees.

A student who wishes to withdraw from the University in good standing must obtain the permission of the dean (or dean's designee) of the college in which the student is enrolled. A partial refund of fees may be possible; see Office of the Bursar. The following rules apply to these situations:

A student who withdraws with permission from the University will have all courses from the semester withdrawn; the withdrawals will be recorded on the academic record as a grade of "W" with a date of withdrawal.

Courses in which a grade of "D", "F," or "WF" has been or will be assigned due to violations of the Academic Honesty policy may not be withdrawn or dropped under any circumstance; such grades will remain as part of the official record.

Withdrawal from the university is only permitted before the last 5 days of the 15-week regular fall or spring sessions, or before the last two days of any summer session or other non-15 week sessions within fall or spring semesters.

A student who withdraws after the designated dates in a semester (i.e., during the last five weeks of a 15-week session; or during prorated periods for classes of shorter duration) may not return until at least one intervening semester (fall, spring, or summer) has passed, except by special permission of the dean of the college in which s/he is enrolled. Short-duration courses follow the readmission pattern of the general semester in which they are taught.

Retroactive withdrawal (that is, a withdrawal granted after the permitted designated dates) may be granted in extraordinary circumstances, if the student is unable to complete classes or contact the university to initiate a withdrawal. A student who suffers a hardship should carefully consider whether withdrawing from the university is an appropriate option as detailed in this policy. Students who complete the semester after suffering a hardship will not be granted a retroactive withdrawal. Furthermore, students will not be considered for a retroactive withdrawal if they have received a grade of Incomplete for the appealed semester as part of an agreement with the faculty member to complete the required work, as such an agreement is an appropriate means for providing flexibility in case of hardship. Retroactive withdrawal must be requested within three years from last day of classes for the semester for which a withdrawal is requested.

Students seeking a retroactive withdrawal must do so in writing to the college in which the student was enrolled during the semester being appealed. The college dean or dean's designee will be responsible for beginning the review process within approximately one month. Efforts will be made to provide equitable and consistent judgments across all colleges. The dean or dean's designee has the sole authority in the decision to grant the retroactive withdrawal.

Most withdrawals from the University are initiated by the student. However, when, in the judgment of the medical staff of the Student Health Service, the physical or mental condition of a student might be a danger to the health or welfare of that student or others on the campus, the University may require the withdrawal of the student from the University. Grades assigned through the Academic Honesty policy may not be withdrawn or dropped under any circumstance.

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If a student leaves the University without proper notice and permission, a mark of "F" is recorded in all courses for which the student is currently enrolled. Such a student is not entitled to any refund of fees.

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Most of the College of Business specializations require two semesters of the same foreign language.

If you completed two years of one foreign language in high school or if you have transfer credit that satisfies this requirement, you do not need to take the foreign language placement test.

If you need one more semester of a foreign language to meet graduation requirements or if you are interested in continuing to study a language, take the placement exam to determine where to begin.

A note about ASL or American Sign Language:
If you completed one year of ASL in high school you may be eligible to complete ASL 1020. Contact Dr. Trinka Messenheimer, Professor/Director of School of Counseling & Special Education trinka@bgsu.edu.

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Newly admitted students majoring in programs with a foreign language requirement or who plan to study foreign language should complete the foreign language placement exam prior to their initial advising appointment. Returning students who have not taken a language placement test but who wish to study a foreign language should also complete the placement exam. The online foreign language placement test (WebCAPE - Chinese, French, German, Italian, Russian or Spanish) can be taken on any mobile device, tablet, laptop, computer, etc. The exam will only take between 5-20 minutes of your time, depending on your skill level. Placement cutoff scores are advisory, as all students should consult with an academic advisor or World Languages and Cultures faculty prior to self-enrolling in their first language course at Bowling Green State University.

Once you click on a Placement Exam link below, you will be taken to the TrueNorth Registration Page. All information must be completed and the "agree" checkbox marked before creating your account.

During the True North Placement Exam registration process, you must use your @bgsu.edu email address and you must enter your 10-digit BGSU student ID number.

Important: Please make sure you enter your BGSU Student ID Number and your valid @bgsu.edu email address correctly! We may be unable to receive your test score if the entered information is incorrect!

Select a language button below to be taken to the Placement Exam.

Have your BGSU Student ID number and @bgsu.edu email address ready.

Chinese
French

German
Italian

Russian Spanish

Finished your College Foreign Language Requirements? Congratulations! You're well on your way to fluency in a foreign language -- a marketable skill that sets you apart in today's global economy. Consider a major, minor, study abroad, or even a double major.

All students will take a placement test that will help determine the appropriate level to begin or continue language study.

For specific questions regarding your placement score, please consult directly with the advisor listed below. For students who place above the 2020 level, or have questions about a language, please contact the advisor listed below. Please note, this exam will not be used to award you credit for courses, but rather is a guiding resource to help you select the class that will best meet your linguistic proficiency needs.

For those students wishing to enroll in a language not included in the list above, please contact the Department of World Languages and Cultures.

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Newly admitted students majoring in programs with a foreign language requirement or who plan to study foreign language should complete the foreign language placement exam prior to their initial advising appointment. Returning students who have not taken a language placement test but who wish to study a foreign language should also complete the placement exam.

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Access notes, appointment summaries, and your graduation plan in the Navigate Reports tab.

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If you receive a rising star alert, no action is required. You are being recognized for your excellent work! Congrats!

If you receive an alert for reasons such as poor attendance or academic performance, missing assignments, or a midterm grade of C or below please take the following actions:

Every student is assigned an Outreach Coordinator that could be your assigned Academic Advisor and Planner or a Life Design Coach. Respond to outreach from your coordinator. Reach out for help. There is support for you!

Visit the Learning Commons for tutoring or academic coaching. Stay in communication with your instructor and attend office hours.

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Create a printable class and study schedule for your school or college in minutes, with our free online schedule builder!

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The consent form is specific to advising and allows Academic Advisors & Planners to release information and the consent allows persons of your choosing to attend phone, virtual, or in-person meetings. If you sign this form advisors will be permitted to discuss items you select, such as academic information and or status of progress towards your declared degree with whomever you place on the form, up until the date consent expires (you will indicate when you wish for consent to expire). If you ever want to remove access, you can complete the form and request to remove permissions.
Read about FERPA here: https://www.bgsu.edu/registration-records/ferpa.html.

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BGSU's Office of Transfer Credit Evaluation may be reached by telephone at 419-372-7959 or by email to: transfer@bgsu.edu.

Current BGSU students planning to take college courses at other institutions to transfer back to BGSU should consult with their Academic Advisor first to assure they are taking courses that will apply to their current degree program. Please refer to the host institution's guest/transient student policies for information on applying as a guest student and any documentation needed. If the host institution requires verification of academic standing, your transcript you supply to them will verify your academic standing. Additional information that may be required in regards to your academic standing can be found at the following link:

To determine how courses transfer to BGSU, click on the following link and choose "Find replacement course":

If a course is not listed in Transferology, it likely has not been evaluated before, so please email transfer@bgsu.edu with the course information and the school you are planning to attend so we can have it evaluated for potential transfer credit.

1. Transfer credit will be accepted provided the student earns a final grade of "D" or better (or Pass for Pass/Fail registration) that carries at least the quality point of 1.0 or greater (on a 4.0 scale).

2. The grade from the host institution will not affect the BGSU accumulative average. Exception to this statement occurs only when qualifying for honors at BGSU, at which time, all work taken at another institution is averaged into the total accumulative average or when qualifying for selected degree programs.

3. Following completion of coursework, it is the student's responsibility to request an official transcript be sent either electronically to transfer@bgsu.edu or mailed directly from the host institution to:

Office of Registration and Records
1851 N. Research Drive
Bowling Green, Ohio 43403

For transfer credit equivalences from outside institutions, click on the following link:

For detailed information about BGSU's general policies regarding transfer credit, consult the undergraduate catalog, accessible via the following link:

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BGSU's Office of Transfer Credit Evaluation may be reached by telephone at 419-372-7959 or by email to: transfer@bgsu.edu. Current BGSU students planning to take college courses at other institutions to transfer back to BGSU should consult with their Academic Advisor first to assure they are taking courses that will apply to their current degree program.

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Check out the Learning Commons located on the first floor of our Jerome Library for Academic Coaching, Course-Based Tutoring, Math Tutoring, Supplemental Instruction, Writing Consultations, and the FLY program.

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The Study Lounge

The most popular and easiest way to get familiar with The Learning Commons is to get away from the distractions and make us your go-to study destination. The lounge features 60 tables and 200 chairs for independent studying or group work, 10 private cubicles, a presentation space, and more!

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Visit Bowling Green State University's Interactive Campus Map

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Qualtrics Survey | Qualtrics Experience Management

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The most powerful, simple and trusted way to gather experience data. Start your journey to experience management and try a free account today.

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BGSU offers a variety of scholarship opportunities with more than $30 million awarded annually. Scholarship awards are based on a variety of criteria, including

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The Schmidthorst College of Business created the Peer Leader Program to provide incoming business students with a peer mentor. The role of the peer leader is to assist new business students with the transition to college life.

How Can Your Peer Leader Help?

They are available to:

answer questions;

identify appropriate resources; and

help to engage you in academic, social and professional activities!

If you forget who your Peer Leader is, ask your professor. Your Peer Leader will be listed in people within your BA1500 Canvas course.
What to ask my Peer Leader

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The Schmidthorst College of Business created the Peer Leader Program to provide incoming business students with a peer mentor. The role of the peer leader is to assist new business students with the transition to college life. They are available to: answer questions; identify appropriate resources; and help to engage you in academic, social and professional activities!

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Find what’s open, what’s on the menu, nutritional information and more.

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What is TRIO Student Support Services?

TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) is part of the TRIO programs created to promote educational access for those who have been traditionally underrepresented in higher education nationally. SSS programs provide advising, tutoring, career exploration field trips, cultural opportunities, and academic support. TRIO SSS students also register for classes earlier than their peers via priority registration.

Who do we serve?

If you meet at least one of the following criteria, we invite you to apply to join BGSU's SSS program:

You are a first-generation college student (custodial parents did not complete a bachelor's degree)

Your family income fits the requirements determined by the Federal Income Guidelines

You have a documented disability and have registered with the BGSU Accessibility Services office.

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TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) is part of the TRIO programs created to promote educational access for those who have been traditionally underrepresented in higher education nationally. SSS programs provide advising, tutoring, career exploration field trips, cultural opportunities, and academic support. TRIO SSS students also register for classes earlier than their peers via priority registration.

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After you run your degree audit you can view all transfer credit that has been evaluated in the Transfer Evaluations tab.

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Being Undecided is a Great Decision
The Deciding Student Program (DSP) provides a clear plan for deciding students to select a major and academic degree program,

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Visitor parking is available at various locations throughout campus for both short term and all day parking. Visitors may also purchase an all day pass at the Parking Services Office.
Options for usage and payment include:

Visitors may use the Pay & Display kiosks in various location throughout campus. Kiosks take cash, coin or credit card at the rate of $1.00 per hour, with a maximum of $8.00 for the day. Please note that the kiosks are unable to distribute change, so please use exact amount.

Visitors may access the PayByPhone mobile appto pay for short term parking designated by signage in campus lots. Parking rates are the same as for the kiosks, but with a $0.25 processing fee per transaction. Users will receive an alert when the parking time is about to run out, giving them the opportunity to purchase additional time from their phone instead of returning to a kiosk.

* Visitors may also purchase a day pass by visiting the Parking Services Office located in the College Park Office building, Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. These permits are $5.00 per day and allow parking in lots indicated with signage stating 'Visitor Parking With Permit'. Permits are valid from 7 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. for the date of purchase. A day pass can also be purchased using the PayByPhone app for $5.00 with a $.025 processing fee per transaction. If you purchase the permit after 7:30 p.m. it will be valid for the following day.

Electric Vehicle Charging Stations are available on campus. Find information .

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Visitor parking is available at various locations throughout campus for both short term and all day parking. Visitors may also purchase an all day pass at the Parking Services Office. Options for usage and payment include: Visitors may use the Pay & Display kiosks in various location throughout campus.

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Innovative Librarians Explore, Apply, Discover University Libraries is pleased to announce one of our own as a participant in the 2023 Innovative Librarians Explore, Apply, Discover (ILEAD) Ohio. Teams and mentors have been selected for the year-long program. Nick Pavlik, the manuscripts and digital archivist for the Center for Archival Collections, was selected as part of the digital community archiving team.

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Innovative Librarians Explore, Apply, Discover University Libraries is pleased to announce one of our own as a participant in the 2023 Innovative Librarians Explore, Apply, Discover (ILEAD) Ohio. Teams and mentors have been selected for the year-long program. Nick Pavlik, the manuscripts and digital archivist for the Center for Archival Collections, was selected as part of the digital community archiving team.

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Business Analytics & Intelligence Specialization Check Sheet

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Business Analytics & Intelligence Specialization Check Sheet

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GEOG 2250 The Global Economy fall, spring, summer S&B + IP BGP

PHIL 2240 Philosophy, Politics, & Economics fall H&A BGP

POLS 1100 American Government Processes & Structure fall, spring, summer S&B BGP

SOC 3010 Social Psychology S&B BGP (Marketing Specialization Elective)

See the International Business Specialization sample grad plan Electives tab for a list of cultural electives that satisfy BGP requirements

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BGSU Crime Alert
The University has adopted the A.L.I.C.E. training program as a method to teach techniques designed to increase survivability in the unlikely event

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General FAQs: Advising FAQs Work Experience FAQs Electives FAQs Admission to BSBA FAQs Checksheet Requirements

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College of Business Student Organizations

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College of Business Student Organizations

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We encourage you to participate in student organizations while attending BGSU. There are 15 student organizations in the Schmidthorst College of Business. The College's student organizations have received outstanding recognition for their excellence and they allow students to meet others with similar interests outside of class.

Get involved in one of the student organizations!

Leaders from each of these organizations serve on the Dean's Advisory Council. They meet with the dean once a month to provide suggestions and give input to the student experience.

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We encourage you to participate in student organizations while attending BGSU. There are 15 student organizations in the Schmidthorst College of Business . The College's student organizations have received outstanding recognition for their excellence and they allow students to meet others with similar interests outside of class.

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The Division of Diversity & Belonging is here to serve the entire institution. Our hope is to continue to build a campus climate that fosters an inclusive environment that promotes and nurtures diversity, empowers and supports people, and builds up a community where all are welcomed, valued, and affirmed.

This division is home to the Office of Multicultural Affairs, LGBTQA+ Programs, TRIO Programs, the Center for Women and Gender Equity, the Center for Violence Prevention and Education, the Office of Title IX, and the Marvin Center for Student Leadership. Each department offers programs and services for students, faculty, and staff.

Diversity & Belonging is also home to a number of diversity and inclusion initiatives including but not limited to the Diversity & Belonging Council, the Student Advisory Council on Diversity and Inclusion (SACODI), Beyond the Dream in partnership with the work of many areas, and the Affinity and University Resource Groups.

To successfully effect change, we have to come together as a university and rely on the commitment and contributions of many individuals across our campuses.

In solidarity,

Jennifer McCary, CDP
Pronouns: She/her/hers

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The Division of Diversity & Belonging is here to serve the entire institution. Our hope is to continue to build a campus climate that fosters an inclusive environment that promotes and nurtures diversity, empowers and supports people, and builds up a community where all are welcomed, valued, and affirmed.

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Division of Student Engagement & Success

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Division of Student Engagement & Success

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To our undergraduate and graduate students,
we are here for you.

As the Division of Student Engagement and Success, we are committed to fostering the academic, social and personal growth of each of our students. We empower you to become engaged learners, active citizens and community leaders who will promote the public good during and after your time at BGSU.

On this page, you will find links to the departments and student resources this division supports. Please reach out to us at any time if you have questions, need additional support or have ideas about how we can improve your experience.

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Division of Student Engagement and Success

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Academic Advising and Planning Radbill Center for College and Life Design Kuhlin Hub for Career Design and Connections Marvin Center for Student Leadership and Civic

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Go Far.

The Honors College prepares students to enter competitive internships and graduate programs, while also preparing them for the job market. Students who have graduated from BGSU's Honors College have continued their journey of academic excellence at some of the most rigorous graduate and professional programs in the country and have found success landing jobs at competitive national companies. Just a few of the organizations, graduate schools, and companies are below.

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The Honors College prepares students to enter competitive internships and graduate programs, while also preparing them for the job market. Students who have graduated from BGSU's Honors College have continued their journey of academic excellence at some of the most rigorous graduate and professional programs in the country and have found success landing jobs at competitive national companies.

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Contact ITS via chat or call 419-372-0999

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Classroom/lab software request deadline for Summer/Fall 2023

The deadline for submitting software requests (for classrooms/computer labs/mobile device carts, etc.) for the Summer/Fall 2023 semesters is April 28, 2023. This includes cloud-based software, desktop-based software, mobile apps, and domain purchases.

Request Software

Classroom Support

For assistance using the technology in your assigned classroom, or to review classroom descriptions and software, visit our Classrooms webpage.

View the Classrooms Webpage

What's Included With My University Laptop?

We have compiled a Knowledge Base article detailing the accessories and peripherals included with BGSU laptop installations/requests.

View KB Article

Ensure Your Remote Work Environment is Safe!

The BGSU Information Security Office has put together tips and recommendations to help ensure that your remote work environment is secure.

Check Out Our Tips

Voicemail to Email Service

The voicemail to email feature sends voicemail messages to your BGSU email account as a .wav file attachment so you can listen to your messages directly from your email inbox.

Learn More

Classroom/lab software request deadline for Summer/Fall 2023

The deadline for submitting software requests (for classrooms/computer labs/mobile device carts, etc.) for the Summer/Fall 2023 semesters is April 28, 2023. This includes cloud-based software, desktop-based software, mobile apps, and domain purchases.

Request Software

Classroom Support

For assistance using the technology in your assigned classroom, or to review classroom descriptions and software, visit our Classrooms webpage.

View the Classrooms Webpage

What's Included With My University Laptop?

We have compiled a Knowledge Base article detailing the accessories and peripherals included with BGSU laptop installations/requests.

View KB Article

Ensure Your Remote Work Environment is Safe!

The BGSU Information Security Office has put together tips and recommendations to help ensure that your remote work environment is secure.

Check Out Our Tips

Voicemail to Email Service

The voicemail to email feature sends voicemail messages to your BGSU email account as a .wav file attachment so you can listen to your messages directly from your email inbox.

Learn More

Updated: 03/02/2023 08:52AM

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The deadline for submitting software requests (for classrooms/computer labs/mobile device carts, etc.) for the Summer/Fall 2023 semesters is April 28, 2023. This includes cloud-based software, desktop-based software, mobile apps, and domain purchases. Request Software For assistance using the technology in your assigned classroom, or to review classroom descriptions and software, visit our Classrooms webpage.