Bloomsburg University of Pennsylvania is part of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education. Here is a detailed introduction to the university:

History:

The school was founded in 1839 and was originally named Bloomsburg Academy. It has undergone several name changes since then. In 1856, it was renamed Bloomsburg Literary Institute, in 1869 it became Bloomsburg Literary Institute and State Normal School, in 1916 it was taken over by the State of Pennsylvania and named Bloomsburg State Normal School, in 1927 it was renamed Bloomsburg State Teachers College, in 1960 it was changed to Bloomsburg State College, and finally on July 1, 1983 it was determined to be the current name of the school.

Academics:

Professionals: There are many majors, some of the more popular and unique majors include speech pathology and audiology, nursing, digital forensics and cybersecurity, American Sign Language and English interpretation, media and journalism, special education, professional sales and marketing, international business, etc.

Faculty: In the 2019-2020 academic year, the school had about 521 faculty members, with a student-faculty ratio of about 17:1, and 96% of the faculty had the highest degree in their professional field.

Academic Accreditation: The campus is accredited by the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, and some degree programs are also recognized by professional accreditation agencies.

Campus Environment:

Geographic Location: Located on the north bank of the Susquehanna River in northeastern Pennsylvania, the campus is located on a hill overlooking the town of Bloomsburg below the mountain.

Campus Size: The campus is large and belongs to a rural campus, covering an area of ​​366 acres, providing students with a wide range of learning and activity space. The architectural styles on campus are diverse, combining modern and historical elements.

Campus facilities: The school has complete teaching facilities, including modern classrooms, laboratories, libraries, etc. The sports facilities are also complete, including stadiums, gymnasiums, swimming pools, etc., which provide good conditions for students' physical exercise and competitive activities.

Student life:

Accommodation: The school has seven dormitories, three apartment buildings and a suite-style dormitory complex. More than 3,500 students live on campus. The accommodation environment is convenient. Students can find dining places, study spaces and entertainment facilities within a few steps.

Club activities: There are various student organizations and clubs on campus, covering academics, arts, culture, sports and other fields. Students can choose to join according to their interests and hobbies to enrich their extracurricular life.

Sports and competition: The school is a member of the Pennsylvania Athletic Conference (PSAC), Division II of the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA). The school's sports team is called the "Huskies", which has a certain competitiveness in multiple sports such as football, basketball, baseball, and track and field. It provides students with opportunities to participate in competitive sports and cultivates students' teamwork spirit and competitive awareness.

Employment situation: The school's graduates have a good employment situation, with 99% of new graduates able to find a job or enter graduate school within one year of graduation.