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Frostburg State University

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Location:		Frostburg
President:		Jonathan C. Gibralter
Founded:		1898
Undergraduate Students:		4,321
Graduate Students:		720
Full-Time Faculty:		233
Operating Budget:		$84.3 million
For More Information:		301 - 687 - 4161

Frostburg State University has provided paths to success for students for more than 100 years. Situated in the mountains of Allegany County, FSU is the premier four-year USM institution west of the Baltimore-Washington area. A comprehensive regional university, FSU also serves as an educational and cultural center for the Western Maryland region and plays a vital role in regional economic development initiatives. Strong programs in liberal arts and sciences, business, education, and environmental studies, as well as nationally acclaimed community service programs, draw students from around the world at both the undergraduate and graduate levels. A low student-faculty ratio creates a learner-centered environment.