Ball State University (BSU) is a public university in Muncie, Indiana with nearly 16,000 students accepted in the fall 2016 school year. The university was founded in 1918 after local industrialists, the Ball brothers, purchased Indiana Normal Institute. Over the years, the campus has expanded and now spans over 731 acres in Muncie. The campus has 109 buildings including the David Owsley Museum of Art. In 2005, the university was recognized by the Intel Corporation as the most unwired campus in the country due to the wireless internet access provided by 625 Wi-Fi access points across the campus.
The nursing programs available at Ball State University School of Nursing include undergrad and graduate degree programs that are accredited by the appropriate accrediting bodies. These programs include traditional BSN, accelerated BSN, LPN to BSN, and RN to BSN programs. The graduate-level programs include MSN, RN to MSN, and DNP programs. Most of the BSN programs are offered on campus. However, the RN to BSN program is offered online, giving registered nurses a convenient way to earn their BSN degrees. The MSN and DNP programs are also online-only. With the MSN program, students may choose from nurse educator and family nurse practitioner certificate programs.
Ball State University is a public research university located in Muncie, Indiana. Founded in 1918 after local industrialists purchased Indiana Normal Institute, Ball State has grown to be one of the largest universities in the state with over 16,000 students enrolled and 109 buildings on campus. The school is well-known for its connections to major industries like education and manufacturing as well as associations with prestigious organizations such as Phi Beta Kappa. In 2005 Ball State became the first wireless college by installing 625 Wi-Fi access points across campus - making it the most unwired place in America at that time.
Ball State University is a public institution in Muncie, Indiana that offers over 180 undergraduate majors and 140 graduate programs. With over 16,000 students accepted in the fall 2016 school year, Ball State has been recognized as one of the best universities in the Midwest by U.S. News & World Report's "Best Colleges." The university was founded after local industrialists, the Ball brothers (George A., James M., and Frank W.), purchased Indiana Normal School for Teachers from Indianapolis businessman Albert J. Beveridge on March 27th 1918; it became known as Ball Brothers' College until 1920 when it gained its current name. In 2005, Intel Corporation named BSU one of America’s most “unwired campuses.
Ball State University is a public university in Muncie, Indiana with nearly 16,000 students accepted in the fall 2016 school year. The university was founded in 1918 after local industrialists, the Ball brothers, purchased Indiana Normal Institute. Over the years, the campus has expanded and now spans over 731 acres in Muncie. The campus has 109 buildings including the David Owsley Museum of Art. In 2005, the university was recognized by the Intel Corporation as the most unwired campus in America due to their extensive wireless internet access provided by 625 Wi-Fi access points across campus.
Ball State University is a public university located in Muncie, Indiana with over 16,000 students. The school was founded in 1918 by local industrialists the Ball brothers who purchased Indiana Normal Institute. The campus has 109 buildings and spans 731 acres. In 2005, the university was recognized by Intel as the most unwired campus in America due to its wireless internet access provided by 625 Wi-Fi access points across campus.
