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On a recent trip to Western Maryland, I stopped in for a tour of Frostburg State University. I found a pretty campus, relaxed vibe, wonderful facilities, and enthusiastic students. With an undergraduate population of just under 4,500, students have access to 47 undergraduate majors and small class sizes to really get to know their professors and other students.
Fun Facts:
Scenic Campus: Nestled in the Appalachian Mountains of Western Maryland, the campus offers breathtaking views year-round. Students can expect scenic foliage in the fall, and beautiful snow in the winter. During my visit, the first flowers for spring were starting to bloom.
Outdoor Adventures: With the mountains at the doorstep, outdoor enthusiasts will find endless opportunities for hiking, skiing, and exploring nature. With a close proximity to state parks and trails, Frostburg is a haven for those who love the great outdoors.
History: Founded in 1898, Frostburg State University has a rich history dating back over a century. From its humble beginnings as a teacher's college to its evolution into a comprehensive university, Frostburg has remained dedicated to academic excellence and student success.
Homecoming at Frostburg is a time-honored tradition filled with spirited festivities, including a parade, tailgating, and the crowning of the Homecoming king and queen. Alumni from near and far return to campus to reconnect with old friends and celebrate their Bobcat pride.
Student Statistics:
Diverse Community: The student body represents a diverse range of backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives. With students from all 50 states and over 30 countries, Frostburg fosters a vibrant and inclusive community.
Small Class Sizes: At Frostburg, with an average class size of 22 students, you'll have the opportunity to engage with your professors and classmates on a personal level. This is terrific for fostering meaningful connections and academic growth.
Special Programs:
Undergraduate Research Opportunities: At Frostburg, students have the opportunity to work closely with faculty mentors on groundbreaking research projects in their field of interest.
Study Abroad: Expand your horizons and immerse yourself in new cultures through study abroad programs. Whether you're interested in studying art in Florence, business in London, or environmental science in Costa Rica, Frostburg offers a variety of international experiences to suit your interests.
Service Learning: Make a difference in the world while earning academic credit through service learning programs. From volunteering at local nonprofits to participating in international service trips, Frostburg offers programs to encourage students to become active citizens and community leaders.
To learn more about Frostburg State University, I urge you to visit their website at www.frostburg.edu, and try to go for a visit!
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