Kohl Hall
All Students | $$ | Traditional Room | A/C
Home to over 300 students in Traditional, Double Rooms. This hall is centrally located, shares a courtyard with Centennial Hall and is steps away from Carillon Place dining center. Kohl Hall hosts several Learning Communities
Address
Student Name
Room # Kohl Hall
1301 E. Wooster St.
Bowling Green, OH 43403-4003
Building Highlights
Community
Kohl Hall, like many other halls with traditional rooms, are described as “one giant family” and one of the easiest ways for you to meet new friends. Lounges are available for you to socialize and connect with fellow Falcons outside your rooms. Located on the first floor of the building is a full kitchen, computer lab, coin-free laundry and designated study space all available for residents.
Residential Population
Kohl Hall is available for all students to select and is Co-ed by floor or wing.
When someone says the college experience they are usually talking about a traditional room setup. Students living in Kohl Hall will have a double room shared by two students with a community Pod-Style bathroom located on every floor. The University cleans and maintains the bathrooms on a regular basis.
- Air conditioning
- BGTV & Streaming
- Wi-Fi
- 24-hour Desk Service & Secure Building Access
Room Layouts
Bedroom sizes vary room to room. The sizes are an average and only include the bedroom space, and does not include the dimensions of the closet, sink or bathroom. Housing rates are based on building and room layout type.
Each student will have the following furniture in their bedroom.
- Bed - Extra-long twin, adjustable loft
- Desk* & chair
- Dresser*
- Wardrobe* or built-in Closet
*Depending on the building and/or room these furniture items could be moveable or built-in.
Traditional | Double
This bedroom layout is a two-person bedroom and makes up the majority of the rooms in Kohl Hall.
Pod-Style Bathroom Layout
Students living in Kohl Hall will have access to pod-style bathrooms on each floor, each are equipped with a private shower, toilet, and sink. While students will need to leave their rooms to use these facilities, the pod-style layout provides a more private and comfortable bathroom experience compared to traditional community style bathrooms. These bathrooms are secure, professionally cleaned and maintained by the University on a regular basis.
FAQs
Housing Applications for New Students are available starting in October through Mid-May. Before starting the Housing Selection Process, you will need to:
- Be admitted into BGSU
- Activate your BGSU email here which will also create your MyBGSU account
Helpful tip: Pay your $200 Initial Housing Payment as soon as possible. It is completely refundable until June 1 and secures your place in the room selection process.
Campus Dining oversees meal plans. All first-year students must enroll in a Meal Plan. The plans include a combination of Meal Swipes and Falcon Dollars, giving you the flexibility to use at all on-campus locations. You can choose which Custom Dining Plan that best fits your needs.
Living on campus is an important part of your overall success as a BGSU student. It has been proven that students who live on campus have a higher GPA – and persistence towards graduation – faster than their peers who live off campus. Because of this, Bowling Green State University’s Board of Trustees has set a Residency Requirement that states a student must live on campus their first two years. The Residency Requirement is enforced unless one or more of the exemption criteria are met -or- the student has an approved housing appeal.
Every Residence Hall at BGSU is Co-ed, meaning both males and females live in each building. The way the males and females are separated is based on what type of rooms are offered in the building. Buildings can be co-ed by wing or floor or they can be co-ed throughout the building.
Updated: 12/13/2024 09:45AM