Founded in as the state's land-grant institution, The Ohio State University consistently ranks among our nation's top public research universities, integrating teaching and learning with research and community service. A research powerhouse with global reach, Ohio State has one of the nation's largest single-campus enrollments.
Its 5, faculty members offer 12, courses in majors through 18 colleges. Ohio State's first-year class of some 6, students Columbus campus is the most academically prepared in history, with an average ACT score of The Washington Monthly college rankings, which evaluate contributions to society based on factors of social mobility, cutting-edge research, and service to the country by their graduates, place Ohio State 12th in the nation and 10th among public universities.
Attending a university with years of history gives our graduates-some , worldwide-a sense of pride, tradition, and a lifelong connection to Ohio State. The Ohio State University. Columbus , OH Campus Code:. This site was chosen for several reasons. First, Columbus was central to the state and easily accessible to most state residents thanks to canals and railroads.
Second, this more rural location would prevent students from frequenting bars and gambling houses located within Columbus' boundaries. Finally, a spring existed on the Neil farm, which would provide campus residents with an adequate water source.
Although the institution was to enhance Ohioans' knowledge of agricultural and mechanical practices, originally a majority of the trustees and faculty at the school placed more emphasis on a liberal arts education, frustrating the members of the Ohio Board of Agriculture.
Norton Townshend, the Board of Agriculture's secretary, favored a "narrow gauge" education, with the college and its faculty providing instruction in new agricultural techniques.
Joseph Sullivant, a member of the board of trustees, preferred a "broad gauge" education. Under this type of system, the college would offer agricultural and mechanical courses but also would provide students with courses in English, foreign languages, political science, history, and numerous other fields.
This broader curriculum triumphed in the end and led the Ohio Agricultural and Mechanical College, in , to change its name to The Ohio State University to reflect the wide range of courses offered at the institution.
The first class was made up of twenty-five students, including two women. By , more than two hundred students attended the school. The university continued to grow in the late nineteenth century. Beginning in , the school began to offer free agricultural lectures to the community. Three years later, the state legislature authorized funds for the Agricultural Experiment Station, which later became known as the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center and is now located in Wooster, Ohio.
The university also began to offer graduate degrees, awarding the first M. Fashion Merchandising and Product Development. Cedar Fair Resort and Attraction Management. Students study near Cedar Point, Ohio, with industry-leading company Cedar Fair in the only resort and attraction management degree developed and delivered with industry. Health Promotion. The Health Promotion HP minor prepares students with functional health information and skills to help enable individuals and groups to increase control over, and improve, their health.
Ethnic Studies. BGSU Ethnic Studies major helps you understand cultural identities and worlds different from your own in an interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary framework.
Pop Culture. The BGSU Popular Culture studies degree teaches you to critically analyze television, popular music, literature, sports, amusement parks, movies and cultural phenomena. American Culture Studies. The Bowling Green State University accounting program is ranked as the best accounting major in Ohio. Art: Studio Art. Africana Studies.
The BGSU Africana Studies program lets students explore familial roots or the different cultures of Africa and its diasporas in a multidisciplinary program. The management specialization program in the College of Business prepares students to work in various management roles including human resources, small business, government services, retail and more.
Software Engineering. The software engineering major focuses study on the methodologies, processes, and tools necessary to design, develop, and maintain computer software and computer software applications. Theatre: Musical Theatre. Theatre majors specializing in musical theatre receive a solid liberal arts foundation while developing the skills and techniques required for their specific area of interest in theatre. Graphic Design. Interior Design. Interior design professionals create exciting spaces that enhance quality of life, support human behavior and work processes, and boost productivity and efficiency.
This interdisciplinary program prepares students for careers in advertising sales, consumer research, copywriting, digital and social media, event marketing, media planning or commercial production. Asian Studies. Asian studies at BGSU offers multidisciplinary subjects and a language core. It opens the gateway to careers in companies that trade in Asia, research or NGOs.
Forensic Science. The forensic science program offers a unique interactive forensic science and criminal investigation learning environment that provides the precise education and training that crime laboratories require. Applied Mathematics. The applied mathematics specialization emphasizes scientific computing and modeling to drive developments in telecommunications, medicine, finance, and other industries.
BGSU chemistry major offers foundational knowledge with many opportunities for students to work closely with faculty-led research. Nutrition Sciences. Nutrition Sciences in the College of Health and Human Services is a science-oriented degree program that emphasizes the intensive study of physical and biological sciences. Health Care Administration. The Health Care Administration specialization prepares students to work in management and administration of hospitals, clinics and other organizations that provide health care services.
Launch a successful career in the fast-paced and changing world of finance and Insurance by earning a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, with a focus in the finance program. BGSU has an airport on our Ohio campus and a family atmosphere.
The entrepreneurship minor is open to students of all majors and offers a firm foundation in entrepreneurial thinking and fundamentals. Forensic Investigations. The Forensic Investigations specialization in criminal justice prepares students for careers in federal, state and local agencies investigating a wide-range of crimes. The BGSU Computer Science major will teach you the science behind cutting edge computing and give you the skills to take your career in the direction you want.
Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology. Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology covers electronic components such as transistors and measurement circuits, along with computer and digital circuits, computer networks and much more.
Criminal Justice. The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice prepares future criminal justice practitioners in federal, state and local agencies involved in criminal justice. Art Education. Geography is a broad, integrative discipline that bridges the physical and social sciences to study the interactions among people, culture, society, natural environments and places across the globe.
History students acquire knowledge and skills that open pathways to many careers in the public and private sectors. Historians shape present-day conversations and help people discover a common sense of purpose.
Supply Chain Management. BGSU's Supply Chain Management program prepares students to handle broad managerial responsibilities that impact the success of the company and the competitiveness of the entire supply chain. Visual Communication Technology. Visual Communication Technology provides students with creative and technical skills in print, photography, video and interactive multimedia to design visual messages.
The Japanese minor combines core Japanese language training with elective coursework in Japanese culture and literature. The Chinese minor combines core Mandarin Chinese language training with additional coursework related to Chinese culture. Chinese Education. World Language Education prepares students for a career teaching one of the eight languages licensed by the State of Ohio. Architecture and Environmental Design.
The Bowling Green State University architecture and environmental design major leads to careers in design and architecture, improving the built environment. The flexible German program meets the needs of majors and minors as well as those who simply want to learn the language. Russian is an important language in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, regions that continue to experience fundamental economic and political change. Aviation Studies: Aviation Management and Operations.
Learn the business of flight with BGSU. With an airport on campus, you can begin flying as a freshman in the BGSU aviation management and operations major. Pre-Law Program. BGSU pre-law program is not a major or minor, but advisors and resources to help you prepare for law school.
Bowling Green State University has a vibrant pre-law track. Business Analytics and Intelligence. Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering Technology.
Engineering technology prepares students for careers that require an understanding of engineering principles and hands-on skills that allow them to design, analyze and develop mechanical prototypes. Mercy College Nursing Dual Degree. The bachelor of science in nursing prepares graduates to take the licensing exam to become a registered nurse or to pursue graduate studies in nursing.
Forensic Chemistry. Bowling Green forensic chemistry degree specialization offers in-depth chemistry subjects and legal and forensic techniques and processes to aspiring forensic science lab technicians. Actuarial Science. Actuarial science is a specialization in the mathematics major tailored to students interested in a career as an insurance or pension actuary. Systems Engineering. Computational Data Science. The rapidly evolving field of computational data science requires both theoretical statistics background for data analysis and practical algorithmic computing skills for data processing.
Computer Science - Digital Forensics. The Digital Forensics specialization is designed to provide the essential background needed to study digital forensic science and computer security at a highly technical level. Public Relations. The nationally accredited public relations program provides students with the personal and professional skills and the broad educational foundations necessary for effective lifelong learning in a technologically changing, multicultural society.
Business Systems. The business systems specialization is an interdisciplinary field of study for students interested in the application of computer science to business systems. Neuroscience is a unique interdisciplinary major encompassing biology, psychology, communication disorders and philosophy that examines the relationship between the nervous system, mind and behavior.
Earth Sciences and Physics Education. Pre-Professional Program in Engineering. Pre-engineering is a one- to three-year program within the physics department at Bowling Green State University. Pre-Professional Program in Pharmacy. Although BGSU does not grant a pharmacy degree, students have the opportunity to enroll in several years of pre-pharmacy courses in preparation to transfer. Broadcasting Meteorology. Broadcast meteorology minor is available to journalism and telecommunication majors.
Theatre: Youth Theatre. Theatre majors specializing in youth theatre receive a solid liberal arts foundation while developing the skills and techniques required for their specific area of interest in theatre. Forensic Biology. BGSU forensic biology specialization is one of the few colleges with a crime lab on campus.
Forensic scientist and other forensic biologist careers are options. Pre-Physical Therapy. The program prepares students for graduate school in PT and is compatible with the admission requirements of professional schools. Life Sciences and Physics Education. Theatre majors specializing in design and technical theatre receive a solid liberal arts foundation while developing the skills and techniques required for their specific area of interest in theatre.
The statistics major provides a core curriculum in mathematics, probability and statistics, and an introduction to the application of statistical methods to business, medicine, and science. Integrated Social Studies Education. Spanish is one of the major languages of the world and also the language of the fastest growing minority within the United States.
Integrated Language Arts Education. Latin Education. Latin Language Education prepares students for a career teaching Latin language licensed by the State of Ohio. Art History. The Art History major investigates how individuals and communities use the visual arts to express their identities, beliefs and creative ideas across time and cultures.
Life Sciences and Chemistry Education. The adolescence to young adult AYA program prepares graduates to teach grades , and to obtain an Adolescence to Young Adult teaching license in Life Science and Chemistry Education. Latin is excellent preparation for students in pre-law, pre-dental and pre-medical programs. It is also excellent for students who wish to do graduate work in ancient art, history or philosophy. Undecided in Arts and Sciences: Bachelor of Arts.
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