Morgan State University is a safe and clean place to get an education.
Morgan State University is diverse, meaning people of all ages, race, religious background and beliefs are not frowned upon.
I would rate Morgan State University as the number one college in Maryland because of its academic standards and qualified teachers.
Morgan State University is a public institution that was founded in 1867. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 6,591, its setting is urban, and the campus size is 143 acres. It utilizes a semester-based academic calendar. Morgan State University's ranking in the 2014 edition of Best Colleges is National Universities, Tier 2. Its in-state tuition and fees are $7,218 (2013-14); out-of-state tuition and fees are $16,632 (2013-14).
Academic Life
The student-faculty ratio at Morgan State University is 14:1, and the school has 41.7 percent of its classes with fewer than 20 students. The most popular majors at Morgan State University include: Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services; Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs; Engineering; Psychology; and Social Sciences. The average freshman retention rate, an indicator of student satisfaction, is 70.5 percent.
College Category
Morgan State University is a research university, which means it grants a broad spectrum of degrees, from undergraduate to doctorate degrees. Moreover, research universities are known for producing large volumes of published research in academia.
Institution Size
There are 8,018 students enrolled at Morgan State University, 6,711 of whom are undergraduates. Based on its population, Morgan State University is a fairly large school. Students may therefore find more resources and opportunities than they would at smaller colleges, but they may also have less engagement with faculty.
Available Degree(s):
Bachelor's Degree
Post baccalaureate Certificate
Master's Degree
Doctor's Degree - Research/scholarship
Do you have any tips for prospective students?
If you are looking for a place where you can get a good education, meet nice teachers and other students without having to travel miles away from home and pay high tuition cost, then Morgan is your key to success.
Students looking for ways to earn a degree without paying high cost and having the opportunities to apply for loans and scholarships, don't look no more.
.Recognize the environment
This is often difficult to do depending on your background. If you grew up in a city or attended a large high school, this will likely be easier than it will be for students with different experiences. Finding oneself in a community where the majority of the residents and daily contacts are young people living autonomously is often a strange sensation, especially if you are a freshman coming out of high school.
Adjust to the changes in the academic requirements
This is a step towards enjoying college that is often difficult for many people, while others may find the transition smooth and fitting. College coursework initially appears harder than other sorts of educational challenges you may have faced.
Create your solid friend group
Handling any situation in the melancholy torment of solitude is not an environmental condition that will be conducive to your success. After all, forcing one to be alone is a tool that is utilized as a harsh punishment.
Morgan has a tradition of producing some of the best and brightest graduates in a wide range of professional disciplines. Philanthropic support, whether it is through your time or financial resources, is part of what makes Morgan great and one of the reasons we consider our alumni and friends as one of this University's greatest assets.
The Morgan State University Foundation is an independent, private foundation established in 1971. Its purpose is to help support the higher education mission of Morgan State University and to find the resources to do so. Through our fundraising programs, we seek to strengthen the capac...
Do you find there’s enough academic rigor at your school?
The academic standards are reasonable set. Any student can gain the best knowledge and skills to be able to make an honest living after graduating.
There are many up-to-date majors to choose from, starting from simple to complex majors.
The engineering problems is one of the best programs in the Nation. After getting a degree in this field, you are well on your way to success.
Morgan State is one of the few historically black institutions nationally to offer a comprehensive range of academic programs, in business, engineering, education, architecture, social work, and hospitality management, in addition to those in the arts and sciences and programs leading to the doctorate.
You can continue your education, earn your degree, or enroll in workforce training and development to advance your career. Morgan Online is your pathway to flexibility and convenience while still offering the excellence and opportunity for achievement found in traditional classroom-based courses. Fully accredited through the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, Morgan Online program offers individual courses, online degree programs and workforce development, so select your best option and move ahead in your life!
Morgan State University is more than just graduate & undergraduate areas of study. We have a wide variety of special programs & centers that will enhance your educational experience here at the University.
Core Values
The core values of Academic Outreach and Engagement are consistent with the core values of Morgan State University and guide the development and delivery of the DivisionÂ?s programs and services to the University community, citizens of the state of Maryland, in particular citizens of the Baltimore metropolitan area, and to its educational, business, and community and civic partners such as collaboration, Integrity, Diversity, Innovation and Leadership.
Describe the dorm life at your college.
Dorm Life is a must. Every student should experience that chance to live on campus. This exposure give each student an idea of what it's really like to share rooms. Not only are you force to comprise with your roommates, you are also force to develop a healthy relationship.
Morgan's dorms are like real apartments. You have your own room, share a bathroom with one other person and share the kitchen and living room area.
Events and other programs like studying with a buddy are scheduled on posted boards in the hallways.
Explore your dorm early
When you get to campus, take some time in the first few days to familiarize yourself with your dorm. Find out where the laundry machines are, where the lounges and study spaces are and what they offer, and of course, where the closest bathroom to your room is. Knowing is available near you will be important when you feel like you need to...
2. Get out!
Living in a small dorm room can make anyone feel claustrophobic pretty quickly. It pays to get out of your room and go study or hang out elsewhere. Its more than just a change of scene, you will meet more people this way.
3. Organize your room early
It can be tempting to put off setting up your room at the beginning of the year when it seems like so much is going on, but it only gets busier. Take the time to set up your room, making it organized and clean so at least you know it can be. Consider bunking or lofting your beds to make create more space, and find ways to pack away winter clothes and other things you need under your bed or in a closet.
4. Give your room some personality
Just because your one room double is only slightly larger than some closets mean it has to be depressing. Get creative with decorations. Put up posters and pictures of friends, hang your track medals from high school or put up Christmas lights. The sooner you make your room your own with fun decorations, the more you will enjoy living there.
Describe the food and dining at your college.
The dinning hall has some of the best food you ever tasted. You have a variety of foods from all kinds of cultures. It almost make you feel like home. The area is clean, the staff is nice and the location is perfect. You'll never have to worry about not being able to eat due to the flexible hours. You'll never have to worry about not being able to sit down and eat and socialize.
When you become a meal plan member, your BEAR Card becomes your pass to use your plan in Rawlings Dining Hall and the University Food Court through meal equivalency. Each time you use a meal, it is subtracted from your weekly balance. Meals do not carry over from week to week and the meal plan resets every Sunday night. A valid BEAR Card must be presented to enter the dining hall and your card is non-transferable.
SOUL FOOD NIGHT Its the most beloved family tradition! Join us in the dining hall once a week on Wednesday nights where we serve Fried Chicken, Collard Greens, Macaroni and Cheese and much more. Comfort food just like Mom makes!
NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH Every Tuesday in the month of March, we will be featuring an item that's high in nutritional value. Fruits, vegetables, nuts give our bodies nutrients that keep us healthy. The more colorful your food is, the more important nutrients you'll get. Eat more red, yellow, orange and green fruits & vegetables
What’s there to do for fun at your college?
There are lots of things to do for fun. Events are posted everywhere on the campus such as the band playing, sports events, dance and theater performances. There are plenty of games held in dorm areas as well as throughout the campus. Plenty of places to eat great food. Movies, swimming, working out at the gym, dancing and playing sports are fun things to do in near by areas.
The University Student Center includes a state-of-the-art Recreation Center, located on the 2nd Floor in room 201. Here at the Rec Center we offer 7 Billiard tables, air hockey, table tennis, and arcade games, but the fun does not stop there!
Enjoy a great opportunity to experience the latest games for the Nintendo Wii, Microsoft Xbox 360, and Sony PlayStation 3. In addition to all the fun things we offer, if you're just looking to take the weight off your day and enjoy playing board games, then yet again we are your perfect match.
Annual Events
Back-to-School Week
Student Organizations Fair
Homecoming
Coronation of Mr. and Miss Morgan State University
Black History Month
Women's History Month
I Love Morgan Day
Do you feel you’re getting value for the money you’re spending on college?
I live in Baltimore City, therefore I know a little more about the university and it's surroundings. I always liked Morgan because it is convenience in location and the tuition is reasonable. My mother also graduation in 2000 with a Master Degree in Engineering.
Live in the Academic Moment
A college education is a classic process-versus-product paradigm. Plenty of students complain about their work or obsess about their G.P.A., but that is just wasted energy and time. Ã?Â?Ã?Â?
Get caught up in any academic ennui. Instead, focus on your assignments, papers and projects for their intrinsic learning value; the grades will come naturally.
Don't Study in Your Room
Unless you have a spartan single and concentration powers of steel, your room is the worst place to study because of the comfort and the distractions.
Given the realities of dorm life, it's far too easy to wander across the hall and talk to your neighbor, or to have Facebook on while you glance back and forth from your book to the screen.
Get Connected to Campus Life
Academic clubs, social organizations and professional associations take on a larger, more applied and energetic meaning in college. You should jump in with both feet, even if it means getting outside your comfort zone a little bit.
Share any unusual traditions or locations on campus
Since my mother was a graduate in the same program of Engineering, I have the advantage to know what it is really like to work as a female in this field. I love how women are starting to come out of their shell and face more and interesting careers life have to offer. Most of the students like hanging out on the bridge. The bridge is a connecting area where students have to cross each other daily. When they cross, they usually stop and talk, look over the bright and think about what a find or bad day they had. The bridge is usually crowded and tends to be a little annoying at times. But if you missed any events or if there are upcoming events, you will be sure to hear it on the bridge. Also, the dorm rooms, a place where you can have peace of mind to study and rest or a place to entertain. My friends play cards, read stories, tell jokes, eat good food and share happy and sad times together. I love having my independence and freedom. I also love the controlled environment meaning that all people are not allowed on campus if they do not attend the university. This has always been the case even when my mother attended and lived on campus years ago. The tradition of having fun in the doom rooms and making new friends has always been one of the best ways to get to know people. Even though the rooms are small, it's the best part about being a roommate is learning how to share, wait your turn and get organized. I am really enjoying the freedom and the exposure of trying to live with people I have never met before in my life.
Which types of students will excel at your college?
Students who struggle with learning have a better chance of succeeding here at Morgan. The staff are well trained and thoughtful. They will work with you in small groups or one on one, if necessary. Also, for students who are physically disadvantage, the campus is equipped with ramps and elevators making it easy to access class rooms and move around with little to no help.
Fraternities, sororities, and social clubs were established at Morgan State University as early as 1913 and since then have played an active and vital role in the lives of many of our students.
As a critical component of Morgan State University, Student Accessibility Support Services (SASS) is dedicated to assisting students with disabilities accomplish their scholastic and career goals by supporting academic and advocacy skills and by helping to eliminate the physical, technical, and attitudinal barriers that limit opportunities.
Ã?Â? student with a physical or mental impairment which substantially limits a major life activity
The ADA is a federal law, and colleges and universities are required to make reasonable accommodations to ensure that students with documented disabilities are able to participate in higher education. That is, the ADA specifies that students with documented disabilities who apply for services must be granted accommodations which afford the same opportunities for academic success, unless to do so would cause unjustifiable hardship or adversely affect the other students.
WHAT can they do for you?
Assist you in arranging accommodations.
Encourage an on-going relationship with this office.
Help with your academic success.
Meet with you as needed for problem solving.
Advise you about communication with your professors.
Assist you with identifying appropriate resources
Are you involved in any clubs or activities?
There are several clubs and activities to get involved in throughout campus. Sports clubs give you a chance to experience the different types of sports that interest you. Activities such as board games and field playing fun are always a nice way to get to meet people and exercise.
Fraternities, sororities, and social clubs were established at Morgan State University as early as 1913 and since then have played an active and vital role in the lives of many of our students.
Currently 18 fraternities, sororities, and social clubs organized into two governing councils provide many Morgan State students with a personal and interactive collegiate experience. Members of fraternities, sororities, and social clubs are active in all aspects of life on campus including clubs and honor societies, major campus entities such as Student Government, Inter-Residence Council, and Morgan State athletic teams. The organizations themselves provide many activities, events, and programs for the entire campus community. If nothing else, Greek Life provides a broad range of opportunities and experiences for its members from which memories and personal growth are just two of the benefits.
Morgan students are encouraged to participate in effective and challenging community service programs that address the social, cultural, educational and recreational needs of the residents in the Baltimore metropolitan area. The Office of Community Service provides interested students with the training, supervision, support, recognition and evaluation needed to participate in community volunteer programs.
Are you involved in any clubs or activities?
The Greek Life has always been one of the most popular organizations on most campus. Joining a sorority or fraternity is something that most students sign up for. It's a way to bring people together, making them more powerful, teach them how to overcome weakness and how to make the most out of their life.
Fraternities, sororities, and social clubs were established at Morgan State University as early as 1913 and since then have played an active and vital role in the lives of many of our students.
Currently 18 fraternities, sororities, and social clubs organized into two governing councils provide many Morgan State students with a personal and interactive collegiate experience. Members of fraternities, sororities, and social clubs are active in all aspects of life on campus including clubs and honor societies, major campus entities such as Student Government, Inter-Residence Council, and Morgan State athletic teams. The organizations themselves provide many activities, events, and programs for the entire campus community. If nothing else, Greek Life provides a broad range of opportunities and experiences for its members from which memories and personal growth are just two of the benefits.
How would you describe campus safety? Do you feel safe on campus?
Morgan campus is truly safe. The lighting covers the entire campus, making it safer for students to walk to and from class in the evening hours. Patrol cars are always in the area making sure nothing breaks out. Students are not allowed to bring any sort of weapon, drug or alcohol on campus, else they will face the consequences.
Morgan State University utilizes & maintains a full-time, 24/7/365 Campus Police & Public Safety department. All uniformed officers and dispatchers have gone through extensive training, and provide patrol of all residence halls, academic buildings, and campus parking areas. All officers are fully trained to respond during any emergency and crisis situations.
The safety of the Morgan State University community during an emergency is predicated on advance planning, as well as building awareness about how the plans will be implemented. Students, faculty, staff and visitors will be better prepared in an emergency if they know how the University will respond, where they can find information, and what they should do.
Key to that awareness is good communication. This site will be an essential tool for sharing plans and providing relevant information in case an emergency arises at Morgan State University or in the surrounding area. It provides recommended procedures for responding to certain emergencies. Many of these procedures are adapted from the Morgan State University Crisis Management Plan. This guide should be easily accessible in offices and other workspaces and used as a ready reference to supplement good judgment and common sense. In other words, feel free to ask questions to get comfortable on the campus and the new friends will be studying and interacting with for at least 4 years. This is make you a better person and better prepared for the world you are about to enter. Good luck to all.
Morgan State University is a safe and clean place to get an education. Morgan State University is diverse, meaning people of all ages, race, religious background and beliefs are not frowned upon. I would rate Morgan State University as the number one college in Maryland because of its academic standards and qualified teachers. Morgan State University is a public institution that was founded in 1867. It has a total undergraduate enrollment of 6,591, its setting is urban, and the campus size is 143 acres. It utilizes a semester-based academic calendar. Morgan State University's ranking in the 2014 edition of Best Colleges is National Universities, Tier 2. Its in-state tuition and fees are $7,218 (2013-14); out-of-state tuition and fees are $16,632 (2013-14). Academic Life The student-faculty ratio at Morgan State University is 14:1, and the school has 41.7 percent of its classes with fewer than 20 students. The most popular majors at Morgan State University include: Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services; Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs; Engineering; Psychology; and Social Sciences. The average freshman retention rate, an indicator of student satisfaction, is 70.5 percent. College Category Morgan State University is a research university, which means it grants a broad spectrum of degrees, from undergraduate to doctorate degrees. Moreover, research universities are known for producing large volumes of published research in academia. Institution Size There are 8,018 students enrolled at Morgan State University, 6,711 of whom are undergraduates. Based on its population, Morgan State University is a fairly large school. Students may therefore find more resources and opportunities than they would at smaller colleges, but they may also have less engagement with faculty. Available Degree(s): Bachelor's Degree Post baccalaureate Certificate Master's Degree Doctor's Degree - Research/scholarship
If you are looking for a place where you can get a good education, meet nice teachers and other students without having to travel miles away from home and pay high tuition cost, then Morgan is your key to success. Students looking for ways to earn a degree without paying high cost and having the opportunities to apply for loans and scholarships, don't look no more. .Recognize the environment This is often difficult to do depending on your background. If you grew up in a city or attended a large high school, this will likely be easier than it will be for students with different experiences. Finding oneself in a community where the majority of the residents and daily contacts are young people living autonomously is often a strange sensation, especially if you are a freshman coming out of high school. Adjust to the changes in the academic requirements This is a step towards enjoying college that is often difficult for many people, while others may find the transition smooth and fitting. College coursework initially appears harder than other sorts of educational challenges you may have faced. Create your solid friend group Handling any situation in the melancholy torment of solitude is not an environmental condition that will be conducive to your success. After all, forcing one to be alone is a tool that is utilized as a harsh punishment. Morgan has a tradition of producing some of the best and brightest graduates in a wide range of professional disciplines. Philanthropic support, whether it is through your time or financial resources, is part of what makes Morgan great and one of the reasons we consider our alumni and friends as one of this University's greatest assets. The Morgan State University Foundation is an independent, private foundation established in 1971. Its purpose is to help support the higher education mission of Morgan State University and to find the resources to do so. Through our fundraising programs, we seek to strengthen the capac...
The academic standards are reasonable set. Any student can gain the best knowledge and skills to be able to make an honest living after graduating. There are many up-to-date majors to choose from, starting from simple to complex majors. The engineering problems is one of the best programs in the Nation. After getting a degree in this field, you are well on your way to success. Morgan State is one of the few historically black institutions nationally to offer a comprehensive range of academic programs, in business, engineering, education, architecture, social work, and hospitality management, in addition to those in the arts and sciences and programs leading to the doctorate. You can continue your education, earn your degree, or enroll in workforce training and development to advance your career. Morgan Online is your pathway to flexibility and convenience while still offering the excellence and opportunity for achievement found in traditional classroom-based courses. Fully accredited through the Middle States Commission on Higher Education, Morgan Online program offers individual courses, online degree programs and workforce development, so select your best option and move ahead in your life! Morgan State University is more than just graduate & undergraduate areas of study. We have a wide variety of special programs & centers that will enhance your educational experience here at the University. Core Values The core values of Academic Outreach and Engagement are consistent with the core values of Morgan State University and guide the development and delivery of the DivisionÂ?s programs and services to the University community, citizens of the state of Maryland, in particular citizens of the Baltimore metropolitan area, and to its educational, business, and community and civic partners such as collaboration, Integrity, Diversity, Innovation and Leadership.
Dorm Life is a must. Every student should experience that chance to live on campus. This exposure give each student an idea of what it's really like to share rooms. Not only are you force to comprise with your roommates, you are also force to develop a healthy relationship. Morgan's dorms are like real apartments. You have your own room, share a bathroom with one other person and share the kitchen and living room area. Events and other programs like studying with a buddy are scheduled on posted boards in the hallways. Explore your dorm early When you get to campus, take some time in the first few days to familiarize yourself with your dorm. Find out where the laundry machines are, where the lounges and study spaces are and what they offer, and of course, where the closest bathroom to your room is. Knowing is available near you will be important when you feel like you need to... 2. Get out! Living in a small dorm room can make anyone feel claustrophobic pretty quickly. It pays to get out of your room and go study or hang out elsewhere. Its more than just a change of scene, you will meet more people this way. 3. Organize your room early It can be tempting to put off setting up your room at the beginning of the year when it seems like so much is going on, but it only gets busier. Take the time to set up your room, making it organized and clean so at least you know it can be. Consider bunking or lofting your beds to make create more space, and find ways to pack away winter clothes and other things you need under your bed or in a closet. 4. Give your room some personality Just because your one room double is only slightly larger than some closets mean it has to be depressing. Get creative with decorations. Put up posters and pictures of friends, hang your track medals from high school or put up Christmas lights. The sooner you make your room your own with fun decorations, the more you will enjoy living there.
The dinning hall has some of the best food you ever tasted. You have a variety of foods from all kinds of cultures. It almost make you feel like home. The area is clean, the staff is nice and the location is perfect. You'll never have to worry about not being able to eat due to the flexible hours. You'll never have to worry about not being able to sit down and eat and socialize. When you become a meal plan member, your BEAR Card becomes your pass to use your plan in Rawlings Dining Hall and the University Food Court through meal equivalency. Each time you use a meal, it is subtracted from your weekly balance. Meals do not carry over from week to week and the meal plan resets every Sunday night. A valid BEAR Card must be presented to enter the dining hall and your card is non-transferable. SOUL FOOD NIGHT Its the most beloved family tradition! Join us in the dining hall once a week on Wednesday nights where we serve Fried Chicken, Collard Greens, Macaroni and Cheese and much more. Comfort food just like Mom makes! NATIONAL NUTRITION MONTH Every Tuesday in the month of March, we will be featuring an item that's high in nutritional value. Fruits, vegetables, nuts give our bodies nutrients that keep us healthy. The more colorful your food is, the more important nutrients you'll get. Eat more red, yellow, orange and green fruits & vegetables
There are lots of things to do for fun. Events are posted everywhere on the campus such as the band playing, sports events, dance and theater performances. There are plenty of games held in dorm areas as well as throughout the campus. Plenty of places to eat great food. Movies, swimming, working out at the gym, dancing and playing sports are fun things to do in near by areas. The University Student Center includes a state-of-the-art Recreation Center, located on the 2nd Floor in room 201. Here at the Rec Center we offer 7 Billiard tables, air hockey, table tennis, and arcade games, but the fun does not stop there! Enjoy a great opportunity to experience the latest games for the Nintendo Wii, Microsoft Xbox 360, and Sony PlayStation 3. In addition to all the fun things we offer, if you're just looking to take the weight off your day and enjoy playing board games, then yet again we are your perfect match. Annual Events Back-to-School Week Student Organizations Fair Homecoming Coronation of Mr. and Miss Morgan State University Black History Month Women's History Month I Love Morgan Day
I live in Baltimore City, therefore I know a little more about the university and it's surroundings. I always liked Morgan because it is convenience in location and the tuition is reasonable. My mother also graduation in 2000 with a Master Degree in Engineering. Live in the Academic Moment A college education is a classic process-versus-product paradigm. Plenty of students complain about their work or obsess about their G.P.A., but that is just wasted energy and time. Ã?Â?Ã?Â? Get caught up in any academic ennui. Instead, focus on your assignments, papers and projects for their intrinsic learning value; the grades will come naturally. Don't Study in Your Room Unless you have a spartan single and concentration powers of steel, your room is the worst place to study because of the comfort and the distractions. Given the realities of dorm life, it's far too easy to wander across the hall and talk to your neighbor, or to have Facebook on while you glance back and forth from your book to the screen. Get Connected to Campus Life Academic clubs, social organizations and professional associations take on a larger, more applied and energetic meaning in college. You should jump in with both feet, even if it means getting outside your comfort zone a little bit.
Since my mother was a graduate in the same program of Engineering, I have the advantage to know what it is really like to work as a female in this field. I love how women are starting to come out of their shell and face more and interesting careers life have to offer. Most of the students like hanging out on the bridge. The bridge is a connecting area where students have to cross each other daily. When they cross, they usually stop and talk, look over the bright and think about what a find or bad day they had. The bridge is usually crowded and tends to be a little annoying at times. But if you missed any events or if there are upcoming events, you will be sure to hear it on the bridge. Also, the dorm rooms, a place where you can have peace of mind to study and rest or a place to entertain. My friends play cards, read stories, tell jokes, eat good food and share happy and sad times together. I love having my independence and freedom. I also love the controlled environment meaning that all people are not allowed on campus if they do not attend the university. This has always been the case even when my mother attended and lived on campus years ago. The tradition of having fun in the doom rooms and making new friends has always been one of the best ways to get to know people. Even though the rooms are small, it's the best part about being a roommate is learning how to share, wait your turn and get organized. I am really enjoying the freedom and the exposure of trying to live with people I have never met before in my life.
Students who struggle with learning have a better chance of succeeding here at Morgan. The staff are well trained and thoughtful. They will work with you in small groups or one on one, if necessary. Also, for students who are physically disadvantage, the campus is equipped with ramps and elevators making it easy to access class rooms and move around with little to no help. Fraternities, sororities, and social clubs were established at Morgan State University as early as 1913 and since then have played an active and vital role in the lives of many of our students. As a critical component of Morgan State University, Student Accessibility Support Services (SASS) is dedicated to assisting students with disabilities accomplish their scholastic and career goals by supporting academic and advocacy skills and by helping to eliminate the physical, technical, and attitudinal barriers that limit opportunities. Ã?Â? student with a physical or mental impairment which substantially limits a major life activity The ADA is a federal law, and colleges and universities are required to make reasonable accommodations to ensure that students with documented disabilities are able to participate in higher education. That is, the ADA specifies that students with documented disabilities who apply for services must be granted accommodations which afford the same opportunities for academic success, unless to do so would cause unjustifiable hardship or adversely affect the other students. WHAT can they do for you? Assist you in arranging accommodations. Encourage an on-going relationship with this office. Help with your academic success. Meet with you as needed for problem solving. Advise you about communication with your professors. Assist you with identifying appropriate resources
There are several clubs and activities to get involved in throughout campus. Sports clubs give you a chance to experience the different types of sports that interest you. Activities such as board games and field playing fun are always a nice way to get to meet people and exercise. Fraternities, sororities, and social clubs were established at Morgan State University as early as 1913 and since then have played an active and vital role in the lives of many of our students. Currently 18 fraternities, sororities, and social clubs organized into two governing councils provide many Morgan State students with a personal and interactive collegiate experience. Members of fraternities, sororities, and social clubs are active in all aspects of life on campus including clubs and honor societies, major campus entities such as Student Government, Inter-Residence Council, and Morgan State athletic teams. The organizations themselves provide many activities, events, and programs for the entire campus community. If nothing else, Greek Life provides a broad range of opportunities and experiences for its members from which memories and personal growth are just two of the benefits. Morgan students are encouraged to participate in effective and challenging community service programs that address the social, cultural, educational and recreational needs of the residents in the Baltimore metropolitan area. The Office of Community Service provides interested students with the training, supervision, support, recognition and evaluation needed to participate in community volunteer programs.
The Greek Life has always been one of the most popular organizations on most campus. Joining a sorority or fraternity is something that most students sign up for. It's a way to bring people together, making them more powerful, teach them how to overcome weakness and how to make the most out of their life. Fraternities, sororities, and social clubs were established at Morgan State University as early as 1913 and since then have played an active and vital role in the lives of many of our students. Currently 18 fraternities, sororities, and social clubs organized into two governing councils provide many Morgan State students with a personal and interactive collegiate experience. Members of fraternities, sororities, and social clubs are active in all aspects of life on campus including clubs and honor societies, major campus entities such as Student Government, Inter-Residence Council, and Morgan State athletic teams. The organizations themselves provide many activities, events, and programs for the entire campus community. If nothing else, Greek Life provides a broad range of opportunities and experiences for its members from which memories and personal growth are just two of the benefits.
Morgan campus is truly safe. The lighting covers the entire campus, making it safer for students to walk to and from class in the evening hours. Patrol cars are always in the area making sure nothing breaks out. Students are not allowed to bring any sort of weapon, drug or alcohol on campus, else they will face the consequences. Morgan State University utilizes & maintains a full-time, 24/7/365 Campus Police & Public Safety department. All uniformed officers and dispatchers have gone through extensive training, and provide patrol of all residence halls, academic buildings, and campus parking areas. All officers are fully trained to respond during any emergency and crisis situations. The safety of the Morgan State University community during an emergency is predicated on advance planning, as well as building awareness about how the plans will be implemented. Students, faculty, staff and visitors will be better prepared in an emergency if they know how the University will respond, where they can find information, and what they should do. Key to that awareness is good communication. This site will be an essential tool for sharing plans and providing relevant information in case an emergency arises at Morgan State University or in the surrounding area. It provides recommended procedures for responding to certain emergencies. Many of these procedures are adapted from the Morgan State University Crisis Management Plan. This guide should be easily accessible in offices and other workspaces and used as a ready reference to supplement good judgment and common sense. In other words, feel free to ask questions to get comfortable on the campus and the new friends will be studying and interacting with for at least 4 years. This is make you a better person and better prepared for the world you are about to enter. Good luck to all.