2 0 1 7 - 1 8 G U I D E T O

Living on campus is an exciting part of the college experience. Living on campus gives students the opportunity to build life-long friendships and also supports academic success. BGSU has an academically based two-year live on requirement. Statistics show that students who live on campus generally have a higher GPA and feel more connected to campus, which can help students stay enrolled in college and graduate in fewer semesters than their off-campus peers.

Congratulations on your admission to Bowling Green State University!

You are ready to take the next step in becoming a BGSU student – signing up for on-campus housing.

The convenience of living on campus provides students easy access to key campus resources such as faculty and academic advisors, the library, computer labs, dining venues, and health and recreation centers. Campus activities and athletics events are just steps from your doorway.

OUR MISSION

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.

OUR DIVERSITY STATEMENT

The Office of Residence Life values and recognizes our responsibility to foster an inclusive, safe, and respectful community so our students succeed in a diverse, global society. We are committed to building an awareness of diverse thoughts, ideas, and experiences on our campus in which our community members are empowered to use their voices and be heard.

RESIDENCE LIFE470 Math Science BuildingBowling Green, Ohio 43403419-372-2011Fax: 419-372-0477reslife@bgsu.eduwww.bgsu.edu/housing

“Living on campus is the main reason I got involved on campus. The conversations that I had with my RA and floormates inspired me to join organizations I hadn’t originally considered. Whether it was my Hall Council or the Campus Tour Guides program, I knew there was an organization for me.” Jessee Hankins, Class of 2015

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2 0 1 7 - 1 8 G U I D E T O

Living on campus is an exciting part of the college experience. Living on campus gives students the opportunity to build life-long friendships and also supports academic success. BGSU has an academically based two-year live on requirement. Statistics show that students who live on campus generally have a higher GPA and feel more connected to campus, which can help students stay enrolled in college and graduate in fewer semesters than their off-campus peers.

Congratulations on your admission to Bowling Green State University!

You are ready to take the next step in becoming a BGSU student – signing up for on-campus housing.

The convenience of living on campus provides students easy access to key campus resources such as faculty and academic advisors, the library, computer labs, dining venues, and health and recreation centers. Campus activities and athletics events are just steps from your doorway.

OUR MISSION

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.

OUR DIVERSITY STATEMENT

The Office of Residence Life values and recognizes our responsibility to foster an inclusive, safe, and respectful community so our students succeed in a diverse, global society. We are committed to building an awareness of diverse thoughts, ideas, and experiences on our campus in which our community members are empowered to use their voices and be heard.

RESIDENCE LIFE470 Math Science BuildingBowling Green, Ohio 43403419-372-2011Fax: 419-372-0477reslife@bgsu.eduwww.bgsu.edu/housing

“Living on campus is the main reason I got involved on campus. The conversations that I had with my RA and floormates inspired me to join organizations I hadn’t originally considered. Whether it was my Hall Council or the Campus Tour Guides program, I knew there was an organization for me.” Jessee Hankins, Class of 2015

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LIVING & DINING GUIDE | BGSU MAIN CAMPUS

Many of our residence halls also house Residential Learning Communities. Students with similar majors or extracurricular interests elect to live in these small communities which also typically provide faculty offices, classrooms and additional activities in the hall. These communities support academic success, the development of leadership skills, as well as help students make friends and get involved in other clubs or organizations on campus.

LEARNING COMMUNITIES• Arts Village – Kreischer Compton• Chapman Learning Community – Kohl Hall• Educators in Context and Community (ECCO) – McDonald Hall• Global Village – Kohl Hall• Honors Learning Community – Founders Hall• La Comunidad – Kohl Hall• La Maison Française – Kohl Hall • Natural and Health Sciences Residential Community – Offenhauer West• SEARCH – McDonald Hall

THEME COMMUNITIES• Army ROTC – McDonald Hall• Aviation – McDonald Hall• Batchelder Music Community – Kreischer Batchelder• Business District – Kohl Hall• Career Exploration – Kreischer Ashley• Construction Management – McDonald Hall• Education & Human Development Community – McDonald Hall• BGreen Sustainability – Kreischer Darrow

HOUSING OPTIONS

In Room Bath and Shower• Centennial• Falcon Heights (suite-style)• Founders (suite-style)

Air Conditioning• Centennial• Conklin North• Falcon Heights• Greek Village • Founders• Offenhauer

Single Rooms• Centennial• Falcon Heights • Founders• Greek Village• Offenhauer• McDonald (limited)

All Halls• 100% Wireless• 24 hr. desk service• Cable TV• Computer lab

• Laundry rooms• Open lounges• Secure access• Study spaces

All Rooms (furniture per student)

• Desk• Chair• Bed (lofted)• Wardrobe closet• Chest of drawers

R E S I D E N C E H A L L A M E N I T I E S *

When choosing your residence hall, consider the following:• Learning and Theme Communities• Building location • Housing and dining rates• Single or double room preference • Air conditioning• Private or shared bathrooms

DINING OPTIONS All first-year students are enrolled in the First-Year Custom Dining Plan. The plan includes a combination of meal swipes and Falcon Dollars, which gives students the flexibility to visit all of the dining locations on campus. Students will choose which level of the plan best fits their dining needs.

To assist in your meal plan selection, visit www.bgsu.edu/dining.

Once you are admitted to BGSU, you can begin the room selection process. There are 3 phases to selecting a room on campus. Be sure to start an application so we can keep in touch and let you know when it’s time for the next phase.

PHASE 1 – START AN APPLICATIONYou must complete all 4 steps of Phase 1 to be eligible to pick a room in Phase 3.

• Log in to your MyBGSU account with your user name and password.

• Go to the “Students” tab and select “New Students” then, “My Room and Meals.”

• Follow the on-screen instructions to accept the terms of the On-Campus Housing and Dining Agreement, make the initial $200 payment, submit your health and emergency contact information and complete the lifestyle questionnaire. THIS IS THE END OF PHASE 1.

• We also encourage you to join a Learning or Theme Community! Go to ur website to learn more and enroll at www.bgsu.edu/communities

PHASE 2 – FIND YOUR FIT (optional)Starting in January, we invite you to begin personalizing your on-campus experience. Now is the time to find a residence hall that is right for you. You can browse for and communicate with potential roommates within your My Room and Meals account, or meet someone at an event!

• Review your housing options at www.bgsu.edu/housing.

• Find a roommate and get linked together.

PHASE 3 – PICK YOUR PLACEIn the spring, students who completed all of the steps in Phase 1 will be given a date and time to choose their room on campus! Sign-up will be based upon the day you make your initial $200 payment in Phase 1.

• You will pick your specific room in May.

• June 1 is the last day to receive a full refund of the $200 initial payment if you choose not to attend BGSU.

* For a listing of room and dining rates visit our website at www.bgsu.edu/housing

RESIDENTIAL LEARNING & THEME COMMUNITIES

HOW TO LIVE ON CAMPUSBGSU has eight residential complexes on campus for students to choose from, as well as over 30 small-living units designated for fraternity and sorority members. All of our residence halls are supervised by a live-in fulltime Hall Director. The Hall Director, along with the rest of the hall staff, including student Resident Advisors, is always a resource for students and can assist students with academic or personal issues. Hall staff should always be the first point of contact for students (or parents) if they are experiencing any challenges. Residents are encouraged to stay on campus as much as possible to make new friends and get involved in college life.

• Centennial Hall• Conklin North• Falcon Heights • Founders Hall• Kohl Hall• Kreischer Quadrangle (Ashley, Batchelder, Compton, and Darrow Halls)• McDonald Hall• Offenhauer Towers• Greek Village

To view floor plans, layouts, photos and video tours, visit our website at

www.bgsu.edu/housing.

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Do you know which community you want to join?

Apply early at www.bgsu.edu/housing Please note that special and medical housing accommodation requests are due by May 31.

Gold Silver BronzeCustom 140 Meals/semester 120 Meals/semester 95 Meals/semesterPlan +1000 Falcon Dollars +900 Falcon Dollars +750 Falcon Dollars

13

13

LIVING & DINING GUIDE | BGSU MAIN CAMPUS

Many of our residence halls also house Residential Learning Communities. Students with similar majors or extracurricular interests elect to live in these small communities which also typically provide faculty offices, classrooms and additional activities in the hall. These communities support academic success, the development of leadership skills, as well as help students make friends and get involved in other clubs or organizations on campus.

LEARNING COMMUNITIES• Arts Village – Kreischer Compton• Chapman Learning Community – Kohl Hall• Educators in Context and Community (ECCO) – McDonald Hall• Global Village – Kohl Hall• Honors Learning Community – Founders Hall• La Comunidad – Kohl Hall• La Maison Française – Kohl Hall • Natural and Health Sciences Residential Community – Offenhauer West• SEARCH – McDonald Hall

THEME COMMUNITIES• Army ROTC – McDonald Hall• Aviation – McDonald Hall• Batchelder Music Community – Kreischer Batchelder• Business District – Kohl Hall• Career Exploration – Kreischer Ashley• Construction Management – McDonald Hall• Education & Human Development Community – McDonald Hall• BGreen Sustainability – Kreischer Darrow

HOUSING OPTIONS

In Room Bath and Shower• Centennial• Falcon Heights (suite-style)• Founders (suite-style)

Air Conditioning• Centennial• Conklin North• Falcon Heights• Greek Village • Founders• Offenhauer

Single Rooms• Centennial• Falcon Heights • Founders• Greek Village• Offenhauer• McDonald (limited)

All Halls• 100% Wireless• 24 hr. desk service• Cable TV• Computer lab

• Laundry rooms• Open lounges• Secure access• Study spaces

All Rooms (furniture per student)

• Desk• Chair• Bed (lofted)• Wardrobe closet• Chest of drawers

R E S I D E N C E H A L L A M E N I T I E S *

When choosing your residence hall, consider the following:• Learning and Theme Communities• Building location • Housing and dining rates• Single or double room preference • Air conditioning• Private or shared bathrooms

DINING OPTIONS All first-year students are enrolled in the First-Year Custom Dining Plan. The plan includes a combination of meal swipes and Falcon Dollars, which gives students the flexibility to visit all of the dining locations on campus. Students will choose which level of the plan best fits their dining needs.

To assist in your meal plan selection, visit www.bgsu.edu/dining.

Once you are admitted to BGSU, you can begin the room selection process. There are 3 phases to selecting a room on campus. Be sure to start an application so we can keep in touch and let you know when it’s time for the next phase.

PHASE 1 – START AN APPLICATIONYou must complete all 4 steps of Phase 1 to be eligible to pick a room in Phase 3.

• Log in to your MyBGSU account with your user name and password.

• Go to the “Students” tab and select “New Students” then, “My Room and Meals.”

• Follow the on-screen instructions to accept the terms of the On-Campus Housing and Dining Agreement, make the initial $200 payment, submit your health and emergency contact information and complete the lifestyle questionnaire. THIS IS THE END OF PHASE 1.

• We also encourage you to join a Learning or Theme Community! Go to ur website to learn more and enroll at www.bgsu.edu/communities

PHASE 2 – FIND YOUR FIT (optional)Starting in January, we invite you to begin personalizing your on-campus experience. Now is the time to find a residence hall that is right for you. You can browse for and communicate with potential roommates within your My Room and Meals account, or meet someone at an event!

• Review your housing options at www.bgsu.edu/housing.

• Find a roommate and get linked together.

PHASE 3 – PICK YOUR PLACEIn the spring, students who completed all of the steps in Phase 1 will be given a date and time to choose their room on campus! Sign-up will be based upon the day you make your initial $200 payment in Phase 1.

• You will pick your specific room in May.

• June 1 is the last day to receive a full refund of the $200 initial payment if you choose not to attend BGSU.

* For a listing of room and dining rates visit our website at www.bgsu.edu/housing

RESIDENTIAL LEARNING & THEME COMMUNITIES

HOW TO LIVE ON CAMPUSBGSU has eight residential complexes on campus for students to choose from, as well as over 30 small-living units designated for fraternity and sorority members. All of our residence halls are supervised by a live-in fulltime Hall Director. The Hall Director, along with the rest of the hall staff, including student Resident Advisors, is always a resource for students and can assist students with academic or personal issues. Hall staff should always be the first point of contact for students (or parents) if they are experiencing any challenges. Residents are encouraged to stay on campus as much as possible to make new friends and get involved in college life.

• Centennial Hall• Conklin North• Falcon Heights • Founders Hall• Kohl Hall• Kreischer Quadrangle (Ashley, Batchelder, Compton, and Darrow Halls)• McDonald Hall• Offenhauer Towers• Greek Village

To view floor plans, layouts, photos and video tours, visit our website at

www.bgsu.edu/housing.

Plan

*2016-17 Plans Listed

S

Residence Halls

Academic, Administrative & Multipurpose

Apartments

Shuttle Stop

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Under Construction

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LOT12

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MOSELEYHALL

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HEALTH &HUMAN SERVICES

FLIGHT CENTER COMING SPRING

2015

DIRECTORY

Carillon Dining Center

Centennial Hall

Conklin North

Falcon Heights

Falcon’s Nest

Founders

Greek Village

Kohl Hall

Kreischer Quadrangle

McDonald Hall

Offenhauer Towers

The Oaks Dining Center

Sundial Dining Center

Do you know which community you want to join?

Apply early at www.bgsu.edu/housing Please note that special and medical housing accommodation requests are due by May 31.

Gold Silver BronzeCustom 140 Meals/semester 120 Meals/semester 95 Meals/semesterPlan +1000 Falcon Dollars +900 Falcon Dollars +750 Falcon Dollars

13

13

LIVING & DINING GUIDE | BGSU MAIN CAMPUS

Many of our residence halls also house Residential Learning Communities. Students with similar majors or extracurricular interests elect to live in these small communities which also typically provide faculty offices, classrooms and additional activities in the hall. These communities support academic success, the development of leadership skills, as well as help students make friends and get involved in other clubs or organizations on campus.

LEARNING COMMUNITIES• Arts Village – Kreischer Compton• Chapman Learning Community – Kohl Hall• Educators in Context and Community (ECCO) – McDonald Hall• Global Village – Kohl Hall• Honors Learning Community – Founders Hall• La Comunidad – Kohl Hall• La Maison Française – Kohl Hall • Natural and Health Sciences Residential Community – Offenhauer West• SEARCH – McDonald Hall

THEME COMMUNITIES• Army ROTC – McDonald Hall• Aviation – McDonald Hall• Batchelder Music Community – Kreischer Batchelder• Business District – Kohl Hall• Career Exploration – Kreischer Ashley• Construction Management – McDonald Hall• Education & Human Development Community – McDonald Hall• BGreen Sustainability – Kreischer Darrow

HOUSING OPTIONS

In Room Bath and Shower• Centennial• Falcon Heights (suite-style)• Founders (suite-style)

Air Conditioning• Centennial• Conklin North• Falcon Heights• Greek Village • Founders• Offenhauer

Single Rooms• Centennial• Falcon Heights • Founders• Greek Village• Offenhauer• McDonald (limited)

All Halls• 100% Wireless• 24 hr. desk service• Cable TV• Computer lab

• Laundry rooms• Open lounges• Secure access• Study spaces

All Rooms (furniture per student)

• Desk• Chair• Bed (lofted)• Wardrobe closet• Chest of drawers

R E S I D E N C E H A L L A M E N I T I E S *

When choosing your residence hall, consider the following:• Learning and Theme Communities• Building location • Housing and dining rates• Single or double room preference • Air conditioning• Private or shared bathrooms

DINING OPTIONS All first-year students are enrolled in the First-Year Custom Dining Plan. The plan includes a combination of meal swipes and Falcon Dollars, which gives students the flexibility to visit all of the dining locations on campus. Students will choose which level of the plan best fits their dining needs.

To assist in your meal plan selection, visit www.bgsu.edu/dining.

Once you are admitted to BGSU, you can begin the room selection process. There are 3 phases to selecting a room on campus. Be sure to start an application so we can keep in touch and let you know when it’s time for the next phase.

PHASE 1 – START AN APPLICATIONYou must complete all 4 steps of Phase 1 to be eligible to pick a room in Phase 3.

• Log in to your MyBGSU account with your user name and password.

• Go to the “Students” tab and select “New Students” then, “My Room and Meals.”

• Follow the on-screen instructions to accept the terms of the On-Campus Housing and Dining Agreement, make the initial $200 payment, submit your health and emergency contact information and complete the lifestyle questionnaire. THIS IS THE END OF PHASE 1.

• We also encourage you to join a Learning or Theme Community! Go to ur website to learn more and enroll at www.bgsu.edu/communities

PHASE 2 – FIND YOUR FIT (optional)Starting in January, we invite you to begin personalizing your on-campus experience. Now is the time to find a residence hall that is right for you. You can browse for and communicate with potential roommates within your My Room and Meals account, or meet someone at an event!

• Review your housing options at www.bgsu.edu/housing.

• Find a roommate and get linked together.

PHASE 3 – PICK YOUR PLACEIn the spring, students who completed all of the steps in Phase 1 will be given a date and time to choose their room on campus! Sign-up will be based upon the day you make your initial $200 payment in Phase 1.

• You will pick your specific room in May.

• June 1 is the last day to receive a full refund of the $200 initial payment if you choose not to attend BGSU.

* For a listing of room and dining rates visit our website at www.bgsu.edu/housing

RESIDENTIAL LEARNING & THEME COMMUNITIES

HOW TO LIVE ON CAMPUSBGSU has eight residential complexes on campus for students to choose from, as well as over 30 small-living units designated for fraternity and sorority members. All of our residence halls are supervised by a live-in fulltime Hall Director. The Hall Director, along with the rest of the hall staff, including student Resident Advisors, is always a resource for students and can assist students with academic or personal issues. Hall staff should always be the first point of contact for students (or parents) if they are experiencing any challenges. Residents are encouraged to stay on campus as much as possible to make new friends and get involved in college life.

• Centennial Hall• Conklin North• Falcon Heights • Founders Hall• Kohl Hall• Kreischer Quadrangle (Ashley, Batchelder, Compton, and Darrow Halls)• McDonald Hall• Offenhauer Towers• Greek Village

To view floor plans, layouts, photos and video tours, visit our website at

www.bgsu.edu/housing.

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Falcon Heights

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Kohl Hall

Kreischer Quadrangle

McDonald Hall

Offenhauer Towers

The Oaks Dining Center

Sundial Dining Center

Do you know which community you want to join?

Apply early at www.bgsu.edu/housing Please note that special and medical housing accommodation requests are due by May 31.

Gold Silver BronzeCustom 140 Meals/semester 120 Meals/semester 95 Meals/semesterPlan +1000 Falcon Dollars +900 Falcon Dollars +750 Falcon Dollars

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LIVING & DINING GUIDE | BGSU MAIN CAMPUS

Many of our residence halls also house Residential Learning Communities. Students with similar majors or extracurricular interests elect to live in these small communities which also typically provide faculty offices, classrooms and additional activities in the hall. These communities support academic success, the development of leadership skills, as well as help students make friends and get involved in other clubs or organizations on campus.

LEARNING COMMUNITIES• Arts Village – Kreischer Compton• Chapman Learning Community – Kohl Hall• Educators in Context and Community (ECCO) – McDonald Hall• Global Village – Kohl Hall• Honors Learning Community – Founders Hall• La Comunidad – Kohl Hall• La Maison Française – Kohl Hall • Natural and Health Sciences Residential Community – Offenhauer West• SEARCH – McDonald Hall

THEME COMMUNITIES• Army ROTC – McDonald Hall• Aviation – McDonald Hall• Batchelder Music Community – Kreischer Batchelder• Business District – Kohl Hall• Career Exploration – Kreischer Ashley• Construction Management – McDonald Hall• Education & Human Development Community – McDonald Hall• BGreen Sustainability – Kreischer Darrow

HOUSING OPTIONS

In Room Bath and Shower• Centennial• Falcon Heights (suite-style)• Founders (suite-style)

Air Conditioning• Centennial• Conklin North• Falcon Heights• Greek Village • Founders• Offenhauer

Single Rooms• Centennial• Falcon Heights • Founders• Greek Village• Offenhauer• McDonald (limited)

All Halls• 100% Wireless• 24 hr. desk service• Cable TV• Computer lab

• Laundry rooms• Open lounges• Secure access• Study spaces

All Rooms (furniture per student)

• Desk• Chair• Bed (lofted)• Wardrobe closet• Chest of drawers

R E S I D E N C E H A L L A M E N I T I E S *

When choosing your residence hall, consider the following:• Learning and Theme Communities• Building location • Housing and dining rates• Single or double room preference • Air conditioning• Private or shared bathrooms

DINING OPTIONS All first-year students are enrolled in the First-Year Custom Dining Plan. The plan includes a combination of meal swipes and Falcon Dollars, which gives students the flexibility to visit all of the dining locations on campus. Students will choose which level of the plan best fits their dining needs.

To assist in your meal plan selection, visit www.bgsu.edu/dining.

Once you are admitted to BGSU, you can begin the room selection process. There are 3 phases to selecting a room on campus. Be sure to start an application so we can keep in touch and let you know when it’s time for the next phase.

PHASE 1 – START AN APPLICATIONYou must complete all 4 steps of Phase 1 to be eligible to pick a room in Phase 3.

• Log in to your MyBGSU account with your user name and password.

• Go to the “Students” tab and select “New Students” then, “My Room and Meals.”

• Follow the on-screen instructions to accept the terms of the On-Campus Housing and Dining Agreement, make the initial $200 payment, submit your health and emergency contact information and complete the lifestyle questionnaire. THIS IS THE END OF PHASE 1.

• We also encourage you to join a Learning or Theme Community! Go to ur website to learn more and enroll at www.bgsu.edu/communities

PHASE 2 – FIND YOUR FIT (optional)Starting in January, we invite you to begin personalizing your on-campus experience. Now is the time to find a residence hall that is right for you. You can browse for and communicate with potential roommates within your My Room and Meals account, or meet someone at an event!

• Review your housing options at www.bgsu.edu/housing.

• Find a roommate and get linked together.

PHASE 3 – PICK YOUR PLACEIn the spring, students who completed all of the steps in Phase 1 will be given a date and time to choose their room on campus! Sign-up will be based upon the day you make your initial $200 payment in Phase 1.

• You will pick your specific room in May.

• June 1 is the last day to receive a full refund of the $200 initial payment if you choose not to attend BGSU.

* For a listing of room and dining rates visit our website at www.bgsu.edu/housing

RESIDENTIAL LEARNING & THEME COMMUNITIES

HOW TO LIVE ON CAMPUSBGSU has eight residential complexes on campus for students to choose from, as well as over 30 small-living units designated for fraternity and sorority members. All of our residence halls are supervised by a live-in fulltime Hall Director. The Hall Director, along with the rest of the hall staff, including student Resident Advisors, is always a resource for students and can assist students with academic or personal issues. Hall staff should always be the first point of contact for students (or parents) if they are experiencing any challenges. Residents are encouraged to stay on campus as much as possible to make new friends and get involved in college life.

• Centennial Hall• Conklin North• Falcon Heights • Founders Hall• Kohl Hall• Kreischer Quadrangle (Ashley, Batchelder, Compton, and Darrow Halls)• McDonald Hall• Offenhauer Towers• Greek Village

To view floor plans, layouts, photos and video tours, visit our website at

www.bgsu.edu/housing.

Plan

*2016-17 Plans Listed

S

Residence Halls

Academic, Administrative & Multipurpose

Apartments

Shuttle Stop

N

Under Construction

Parking Lots

LOT12

LOT12

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LOT18

LOT5

LOTR

LOT9

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GREENHOUSE

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MOSELEYHALL

BUREAU OF CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION

FACILITY

HEALTH &HUMAN SERVICES

FLIGHT CENTER COMING SPRING

2015

DIRECTORY

Carillon Dining Center

Centennial Hall

Conklin North

Falcon Heights

Falcon’s Nest

Founders

Greek Village

Kohl Hall

Kreischer Quadrangle

McDonald Hall

Offenhauer Towers

The Oaks Dining Center

Sundial Dining Center

Do you know which community you want to join?

Apply early at www.bgsu.edu/housing Please note that special and medical housing accommodation requests are due by May 31.

Gold Silver BronzeCustom 140 Meals/semester 120 Meals/semester 95 Meals/semesterPlan +1000 Falcon Dollars +900 Falcon Dollars +750 Falcon Dollars

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13

2 0 1 7 - 1 8 G U I D E T O

Living on campus is an exciting part of the college experience. Living on campus gives students the opportunity to build life-long friendships and also supports academic success. BGSU has an academically based two-year live on requirement. Statistics show that students who live on campus generally have a higher GPA and feel more connected to campus, which can helpstudents stay enrolled in college and graduate in fewer semesters than their off-campus peers.

Congratulations on your admission to Bowling Green State University!

You are ready to take the next step in becoming a BGSU student – signing up for on-campus housing.

The convenience of living on campus provides students easy access to key campus resources such as faculty and academic advisors, the library, computer labs, dining venues, and health and recreation centers. Campus activities and athletics events are just steps from your doorway.

OUR MISSION

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.

OUR DIVERSITY STATEMENT

The Office of Residence Life values and recognizes our responsibility to foster an inclusive, safe, and respectful community so our students succeed in a diverse, global society. We are committed to building an awareness of diverse thoughts, ideas, and experiences on our campus in which our community members are empowered to use their voices and be heard.

RESIDENCE LIFE470 Math Science BuildingBowling Green, Ohio 43403419-372-2011Fax: 419-372-0477reslife@bgsu.eduwww.bgsu.edu/housing

“The benefits of living on campus are endless; it allows you to be within walking distance of everything you need. By being on campus you feel more connected with the BGSU community rather than if you were a commuter. I believe I have more time to study, get involved, meet more people, and stay healthy. Basically, it has made the adjustment to college life much easier.”

Nicole Headlam, Class of 2019

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2 0 1 7 - 1 8 G U I D E T O

Living on campus is an exciting part of the college experience. Living on campus gives students the opportunity to build life-long friendships and also supports academic success. BGSU has an academically based two-year live on requirement. Statistics show that students who live on campus generally have a higher GPA and feel more connected to campus, which can help students stay enrolled in college and graduate in fewer semesters than their off-campus peers.

Congratulations on your admission to Bowling Green State University!

You are ready to take the next step in becoming a BGSU student – signing up for on-campus housing.

The convenience of living on campus provides students easy access to key campus resources such as faculty and academic advisors, the library, computer labs, dining venues, and health and recreation centers. Campus activities and athletics events are just steps from your doorway.

OUR MISSION

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.

OUR DIVERSITY STATEMENT

The Office of Residence Life values and recognizes our responsibility to foster an inclusive, safe, and respectful community so our students succeed in a diverse, global society. We are committed to building an awareness of diverse thoughts, ideas, and experiences on our campus in which our community members are empowered to use their voices and be heard.

RESIDENCE LIFE470 Math Science BuildingBowling Green, Ohio 43403419-372-2011Fax: 419-372-0477reslife@bgsu.eduwww.bgsu.edu/housing

“Living on campus is the main reason I got involved on campus. The conversations that I had with my RA and floormates inspired me to join organizations I hadn’t originally considered. Whether it was my Hall Council or the Campus Tour Guides program, I knew there was an organization for me.” Jessee Hankins, Class of 2015

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