History
The Baltimore Association for the Moral and Educational Improvement of the Colored People was organized in 1864 by 46 men, comprised of businessmen, lawyers, clergymen and Quakers, committed to opening schools to educate the state’s newly emancipated citizens. One of those men was Joseph M. Cushing, an outspoken champion for the education of the black population.
Education
In addition to its 22 undergraduate majors, Bowie State offers 38 master's, doctoral, and advanced certification programs with specific focus on science, technology, business, education and related disciplines.
Career
The Career Development Center provides career planning, job search assistance, and programs to assist students and alumni in making meaningful career, educational, and life choices. Whether you are just beginning to choose a major and explore careers, are searching for internships, are seeking to earn credit for working through our cooperative education program, are applying to graduate school, or preparing for a job search, we are here to help.
Bowie State University Key Statistics & Highlights
- 329 Scholarships
- 220 Academic Staff
- 5,669 Students
- 264 Students (int'l)
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Student services
The Bowie State University Office of Student Life is part of the dynamic student services team in Student Affairs. We primarily provide activities and programs that complement students’ academic experience. Programs include, but are limited to, lectures, speakers, panel discussions, cultural fairs and festivals, awareness days and concerts.
Housing services
The Bowie State University campus has all the resources that students need to make the most of their time at the University. They can get involved in more than 90 student clubs and organizations, including 12 fraternities and sororities within the Greek system.
Campus life
The campus offers seven residence halls and a number of dining options. The Division of Student Affairs and Campus Life and other offices provide an array of support services to help students thrive, both academically and socially.
Sports facilities
Bowie State's athletes compete in the Northern Division of the Central Intercollegiate Athletic Association, participating in the NCAA's Division II. They compete and/or train on-campus in Bulldog Stadium, the Leonidas S. James Physical Education Complex, and the A.C. Jordan Arena.
Student clubs
Student organizations help to support and enrich the academic experience for all students. There are over 50 clubs and organizations for students to get involved with, ranging from academic and spirituality focused organizations to student leadership, fraternities and sororities, student government, and commuter involvement. No matter what your interests are, there is a student organization for you here at Bowie State University!
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The Truth About Maryland’s Oldest HBCU
This school has professors who care and are good a what they do, but there are also some professors who are not good at what they do. Sometimes these professors are the only one who teaches the class that is needed, so there are no other options. Usually being a good student and completing all assignments can help you, but sometimes that isn’t enough. It seems like the school does not listen to students’ complaints about these professors and we are stuck paying for classes that we learned nothing in.