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4. Bloomsburg University Website: http://www.bloomu.edu/ Website: http://www.bloomu.edu/http://www.bloomu.edu/ Telephone: (570) 389- 4000 Telephone: (570) 389- 4000 Address: 400 East Second Street Address: 400 East Second Street Bloomsburg, PA 17815-1301

5. Undergraduate Admissions Requirements: Requirements: –High School Diploma –Transcript of High School Record –SAT/ACT  1010 on SAT (critical reading & math)  18 on ACT

6. History of Bloomsburg University Established in 1839 Established in 1839 1856- Bloomsburg Literary Institute 1856- Bloomsburg Literary Institute 1869- State Normal School 1869- State Normal School 1927- Bloomsburg State Teachers College 1927- Bloomsburg State Teachers College 1960- Bloomsburg 1960- Bloomsburg State College State College 1983- 1983- Bloomsburg University Bloomsburg University

7. Students and Faculty Full time students: 7,852 Full time students: 7,852 Part time students: 1,003 Part time students: 1,003 Full time faculty: 378 Full time faculty: 378 Part time faculty:79 Part time faculty:79 Student to faculty Student to faculty ratio: 20-1 ratio: 20-1

8. Degrees Offered Accounting Accounting Anthropology Anthropology Art History Art History Business Administration Business Administration Criminal Justice Criminal Justice Drama and Dramatic Arts Drama and Dramatic Arts Education Education Health Medical Physics Health Medical Physics History History Languages Languages Psychology Psychology Political Science and Government Political Science and Government Sciences Sciences Sign Language Interpretation Sign Language Interpretation Sociology Sociology

9. Mass Communications Focuses on the analysis and criticism of media. Focuses on the analysis and criticism of media. Includes: Includes: –Instruction in communications regulation –Law & policy –Media history - The social and cultural effects of mass media - The economics of media industries - Visual and media literacy - Visual and media literacy

10. Marketing Study the process by which organizations satisfy consumer wants in society. Study the process by which organizations satisfy consumer wants in society. Includes: Includes: –Product planning –Distribution –Pricing –Promotion –Consumer behavior –Research

11. Graduate Programs Athletic Trainer Athletic Trainer Biomedical Sciences Biomedical Sciences Business Teacher Education Business Teacher Education Counseling Counseling Communication Disorders Communication Disorders Curriculum and Instruction Curriculum and Instruction Education Education Kinesiology and Exercise Science Kinesiology and Exercise Science Medical Physics Medical Physics Nursing Nursing Preventive Medicine Preventive Medicine Reading Teacher Reading Teacher Special Education Special Education

12. Various Schools Within University Arts and Humanities Arts and Humanities Business Business Education Education Health Care Health Care Sciences Sciences

13. Tuition Information In State: In State: –Tuition: $5,358 –Fees: $1,490 –Books: $1,200 –Room & Board: $6,292  Total:$ 14,340 Out of State: Out of State: –Tuition: $13,396 –Fees: $1,490 –Books: $1,200 –Room & Board: $6,292  Total:$ 22,378

14. Housing Information Apartments Apartments –Kile Apartment Complex –Jessica S. Kozloff Apartment Complex –Montgomery Place Apartments –Mt. Olympus Apartments Residence Halls Residence Halls –Columbia Hall –Elwell Hall –Luzerne Hall –Lycoming Hall –Montour Hall –Northumberland Hall –Schuylkill Hall

15. Housing Information On Campus Housing On Campus Housing –7 Residence Halls –3 Apartment Complexes –Capacity: 3,523 students –Percentage of Students Living On Campus: 49%

16. Student Organizations Academic Clubs: Academic Clubs: - American Marketing Association – National Broadcasting Society – Public Relations Student Society Association Arts and Culture: Arts and Culture: - Dance Ensemble - Concert Choir - Husky Singers - Jazz Ensemble - Maroon and Gold Band - Music Educators National Conference

17. Student Organizations Religious: Religious: –Catholic Campus Ministry –Play by Faith Ministers –Protestant Campus Ministry –Intervarsity Christian Fellowship Serive Organizations Serive Organizations –Campus Suicide Prevention –DAWN (Drug, Alcohol, Wellness Network) –Presidential Leadership Program –Red Cross Club

18. Student Organizations Fraternities Fraternities –Kappa Alpha Psi –Kappa Sigma –Omega Psi Phi –Delta Pi –Tau Kappa Epsilon –Zeta Psi Sororities Sororities –Alpha Sigma Alpha –Chi Theta PI –Delta Phi Epsilon –Sigma Sigma Sigma –Mu Sigma Upsilon –Sigma Gamma Rho

19. Student Organizations Social Interest Social Interest –Chess Club –Husky Ambassadors –Students Helping Students –Student Parents Association Club Sports Club Sports –Tennis Club –Rugby –Equestrian Team –Running –Ice Hockey –Scuba Diving Club –Bowling Club –Ski & Snowboard Club

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21. Famous Graduates Tim Holden- U.S. Representative for 17 th District of PA (1993-now) Tim Holden- U.S. Representative for 17 th District of PA (1993-now) Jahri Evans- Offensive guard for the New Orleans Saints, Super Bowl XLIV Champion (2010) Jahri Evans- Offensive guard for the New Orleans Saints, Super Bowl XLIV Champion (2010) Jimmi Simpson- T.V. and film actor (Stay Alive, 24) Jimmi Simpson- T.V. and film actor (Stay Alive, 24) Chuck Daly- NBA coach, head of the first USA Dream Team Chuck Daly- NBA coach, head of the first USA Dream Team Joe Colone- NBA player for the New York Knicks (1948- 1949) Joe Colone- NBA player for the New York Knicks (1948- 1949) Mark Schweiker- Former governor of PA (2001-2003) Mark Schweiker- Former governor of PA (2001-2003)

22. Athletic Programs Men’s Sports Men’s Sports –Baseball –Basketball –Cross Country –Football –Soccer –Swimming –Tennis –Track and Field –Wrestling Women’s Sports Women’s Sports –Basketball –Cross Country –Field Hockey –Lacrosse –Soccer –Softball –Swimming –Tennis –Track and Field