Multicultural Summer Link

Summer program geared toward first-year students of color.

Aug. 18-21, 2024 | Early Move-in Required

Bowling Green State University’s Multicultural Summer Link (MSL) program is a summer "bridge" program geared toward (but not exclusive to) first-year students of color.  During this program, you will meet and connect with other first-year students, learn more about common aspects of college life and the BGSU experience, and enjoy academic and co-curricular activities.  The program will provide you with tools and resources contributing to the success of your first year in college.  This is also the perfect way for you to jump start your life as a Falcon!

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  • Free overnight program
  • 1510 Course Requirement
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About the Summer Program

Summer Link Objectives

Students will move in early and participate in programming to:

  • Build a supportive faculty, staff, and peer network
  • Create a toolbox of personalized resources and strategies
  • Develop a plan for academic and personal success
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Student Eligibility

  • You are admitted to BGSU
  • You are a first-time, incoming BGSU first-year student (not transfer student)
  • You need to be committed to MSL solely
  • You can commit to the entire duration of the program from Aug. 18-21, 2024
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UNIV 1510 Course Information

When you register for your classes, you will need to register for the course component of the Multicultural Summer Link program.  You can pick up the course registration slip at the Office of Multicultural Affairs table during University Orientation check-in or email oma@bgsu.edu, then share it with your academic advisor. 

“This past August, I had the opportunity to participate in the Multicultural Summer Link Program (MSL). The MSL Program provided me with the resources and skills I needed to be involved and get organized on campus this semester. I am also so grateful for this program and all of the resources I was able to receive.”

- Jordan Parker, BGSU c/o 2021

This program is proudly supported by

the PNC Foundation.

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Updated: 02/28/2024 10:38AM