Bloomsburg University is a great place to be you!

Bloomsburg University is a great place to be you!

Our final semester IS here!

Rachael Scicchitano

How is it possible that we are back already? As a senior I can tell you from personal experience….time flies. But it’s not too late! With a positive mindset and the proper preparation, we can become the greatest alumni we imagined we would be.

— Rachael Scicchitano '15, communication studies

Tuition and Fees

Per-credit tuition pricing pilot initiated

Bloomsburg University undergraduate students will pay a fixed, per-credit tuition fee starting in fall 2015 under a plan approved by Pennsylvania’s State System of Higher Education Board of Governors at the Jan. 22 meeting.

The new tuition pricing structure, being introduced under a two-year pilot program, will charge all undergraduate Pennsylvania resident students $284 per credit and all undergraduate non-resident students $568 per credit during academic year 2015-16. Previously, the university charged full-time undergraduate students enrolled in 12 to 18 credits a flat tuition rate.

The new per-credit-hour tuition pricing brings Bloomsburg in line with many higher education institutions across the country and is guided by two elements of the institution’s strategic plan – enrollment management and fiscal sustainability.

Big day for women's indoor track and field

Husky Sports

Two school records and three new PSAC qualifying marks highlighted day two action at the Bison Open for the Bloomsburg University women's track and field team. In what is becoming a weekly occurrence Kaylee Caruso set a school record in the triple jump with a mark of 11.52 meters (37'9.50") finishing second overall breaking her own standard and improving her PSAC standing. Also setting a new school record and improving her PSAC qualifying time was Jena Toner in the 200-meter dash who ran 26.28. Her time broke the mark held by teammate Alexis Rankin of 26.46. Three Huskies also qualified for the PSAC championships.