BGSU offers 14 residential learning and theme communities. We believe that students learn best when their academic and personal
lives are linked. This is why the University offers residential learning and theme communities where students with similar
interests and goals enjoy living and studying together within their own residence area. In academically based residential
learning communities you work closely with outstanding faculty members right in the residence hall setting.
In theme communities, you live close to others who share common interest, but without a direct link to specific academic classes
or programs. These opportunities allow you to develop connections within a smaller community yet be active in many facets
of the wider University community.
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Residential Learning Communities
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Arts Village
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Open to any student in any major, the Arts Village is a residential learning community that involves exploring all aspects
of the arts and sharing views with one another and faculty of various disciplines. The community keeps the creative spirit
alive and well on a daily basis with on-site classes specifically geared toward arts students, collaborative projects, activities,
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$190
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Chapman Community@Kohl
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Dynamic, first year living-learning experience on three levels: hall, campus and community. Chapman provides trips and cultural
events. Students take small-size classes on-site, enroll in other courses on campus and do service learning in Toledo or Bowling
Green. Open to all majors. Faculty director and professors from 12 disciplines, all with offices in Kohl Hall; graduate
assistant; resident advisors, Chapman Leaders (peer mentors). |
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$275/1st yr
$150/2nd yr |
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| Global Village |
Common courses with an international focus taught in the residence hall. Social and cultural programming to enhance international
understanding and academic success.
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$100 |
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La Maison Française
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It is a living-learning community where students interested in French can live surrounded by the language and cultures of
the Francophone world.
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$30 |
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Natural and Health Sciences Residential Community
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The Natural and Health Sciences Residential Community is a living-learning community for students majoring in one of the sciences
or a health related field. The community is open to students majoring in Applied Health Science, Athletic Training, Biology,
Chemistry, Communication Disorders, Dietetics, Environmental Health, Exercise Specialist, Gerontology, Human Movement Science,
Math or Science Education, Medical Technology, Microbiology, Neuroscience, Nursing, Premedicine, PreDentistry, PreVeterinary
Medicine, PreOptometry, PrePharmacy, Physician Assisting, and Physical Therapy. Undecided students who are considering a
science or health-related field are also welcome to join.
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$175/1st yr
$125/2nd yr
$75/3rd yr |
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Non-Residential Learning Communities
Honors Scholars
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Honors Scholars is a learning community for students with an interest in integrating moral principles and critical thinking
into their academic and everyday lives. |
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$250
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Residential Theme Communities
Aviation
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Theme living with the opportunity to room with and be on a floor with students with similar interests and class schedules.
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Construction Management
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Theme community provides the opportunity to room with Construction Management majors and participate in extracurricular activities
under the guidance of the construction faculty.
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| Greek Life |
Small group living throughout campus emphasizing leadership, scholarship, service, and sisterhood/brotherhood.
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Organization Dues
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