Amos S.
8/21/2018
Myself and my cohort from the Master Educators Course (class 02-18), were delighted as the great people at Western Kentucky University (the college that facilitates the MEC) invited us to their...
Western Kentucky University
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Bowling Green, KY 42101
Western Kentucky University, located in Bowling Green, KY, offers exceptional academic programs, applied learning opportunities, and world-renowned faculty to provide an unparalleled educational experience. The university is dedicated to nurturing creativity, fostering intellect, and ensuring students achieve their academic and professional goals.
The hilltop campus in Bowling Green boasts a beautiful and friendly environment, with easy access to natural attractions, downtown amenities, and sporting events. Additionally, its central location allows for convenient travel to regional destinations, being just 110 miles south of Louisville and 65 miles north of Nashville.
With regional campuses in Elizabethtown/Ft. Knox, Glasgow, Owensboro, and Somerset, WKU brings academic programs and professional development opportunities closer to students. The university focuses on empowering students to explore their potential, discover opportunities, and flourish both academically and personally.
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Jeremy J.
8/12/2023
I like to explore different universities walk around and look at their statues in the public art and everything they have. So when I was in Bowling Green, of course I had to check out WK you and I...
Sydney B.
12/3/2018
As my college days are slowly coming to an end (thank Jesus Christ) I think it's time I write a review for my college. I was a transfer student so I didn't do the whole high school tours and...
Stephanie D.
2/19/2018
I am on the view from Hilltop your with my friend's daughter and really impressed with this campus. It is so quaint and beautiful. The students are friendly and the buildings are impressive. I...
Dana L.
6/19/2017
I'm biased, as I have fond memories of attending WKU. It's one of the prettiest campuses I've been on and I think definitely one of, if not the best, in the state. Located on a hill, it's nestled...
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