Student-Athlete Services

 
Academic Support/Assistance

Priority Registration

Student-athletes receive priority registration to allow them to fit their academic requirements around their practice and competition schedule.

Academic Training Tables

Mentors are assigned to student-athletes in order to help these individuals gain the understanding and importance of time management between the classroom and the playing field. While teaching skills such as these, mentors also assist in tracking the student-athlete's progress through their semester course work.

Study Table

All new student-athletes or any returning student-athlete with a grade point average below 2.5 are required to attend structured study sessions. In addition to study time, this gives student-athletes the opportunity to meet with tutors for specific subjects.

Advising

Advisors within the Office of Student-Athlete Services work closely with each student's faculty and college advisors to provide complete and accurate assistance with course scheduling and academic planning.

Tutoring

Tutors are available to student-athletes on an as-need basis.

Book Loan Program

Student-athletes on book scholarships receive required books on loan each semester.

Student-Athlete "E-Community"

All student-athletes are enrolled in an on line electronic bulletin board through the MyBGSU web portal. This provides student-athletes with up to the minute announcements of interest or importance to student-athletes.

UNIV 100

During the fall semester, SAS staff members teach sections of this one-credit course for incoming freshman student-athletes. The focus of this course is to help new student-athletes adjust to college life and establish skills that will help them be successful at BGSU, in and out of the classroom.

Travel Notification

Student-athletes are provided with a letter each term that indicates dates of away events. Travel letters are given to professors during the first week of classes. Additionally, student-athletes notify professors well in advance of conflicts with exams or other occurrences that may cause student-athletes to miss class.

Facilities and Resources

Falcon Computer Lab

Bowling Green Falcon Computer Lab

Bowling Green Falcon Computer Lab

  • 16 Dell Computers - recently upgraded
  • 4 MAC Computers - recently upgraded
  • 18 seats available for table-top studying
  • 2 Laser Jet printers


    Quiet Reading Room - Seating for 11 people

    Bowling Green Quiet Reading Room

    Conference Room - Seating for 13 people


    Laptop Computers

    Student-athletes may borrow PC and Mac laptops to be used during athletic travel trips.

    Training Tapes

    Student-Athlete Services offer a series of videotapes available to view that are designed to help students prepare for various academic subjects.

    Reference Books

    Reference books are available in the Student-Athlete Services office. In addition to dictionaries and thesauruses, "How to" books on note taking, test taking and time management are also available.

    Calculators

    Scientific and graphing calculators are available for student-athletes to use when working on assignments or studying. Calculators may be borrowed for the entire semester.

    Student-Athlete Handbook

    Student-Athletes receive a hardcopy of the Student-Athlete Handbook each year at the beginning of the Fall semester that contains information and guidelines related to being a student-athlete at BGSU. Updates are provided on the MyBGSU portal accessible by all student-athletes.

    Links to Important Resources

    1. Information regarding drug and hazing policies, campus resources and other services can be found in the BGSU Student Handbook
    2. Details on compliance, eligibility and membership can be found at the National collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) website at www.ncaa.org

    NCAA - www.ncaa.org
    MAC - www.mac-sports.com
    CCHA - www.ccha.com