Frostburg State University overview

Q. What is the main USP of Frostburg State University?

Ans. Frostburg State University promotes cultural enrichment, civic responsibility, and sustainability in the Frostburg community. FSU was ranked 100th in the U.S. by The Economist. Value Colleges rated Frostburg State University a Top 50 Best Value Accelerated Online MBA Program. Frostburg State University is one of U.S. News and World Report's Top Public Schools, Regional Universities North.

Q. What is the ranking of Frostburg State University?

Ans. The ranking of Frostburg State University is -

• Frostburg State University was ranked 100th in the U.S. by The Economist 
• It ranked 113 in Regional Universities North 
• It ranked 51 in Top Performers on Social Mobility 
• It ranked 38 in Top Public Schools

Q. What is Frostburg State University famous for?

Ans. Frostburg State University promotes cultural enrichment, civic responsibility, and sustainability in the Frostburg community. FSU was ranked 100th in the U.S. by The Economist. Value Colleges rated Frostburg State University a Top 50 Best Value Accelerated Online MBA Program. Frostburg State University is one of U.S. News and World Report's Top Public Schools, Regional Universities North.

Q. Who are the top Alumni of Frostburg State University?

Ans. The notable alumni of Frostburg State University are – 

• Kristine Vetulani-Belfoure – author and teacher
• James A. Graham – 
• Henry B. Heller 
• Donald P. Hutchinson
• John N. Bambacus
• Debra Monk
• Bob Maddox
• Kevin Kelly
• Gregory Thomas Garcia
• Mike Lombardi
• Keenan Scott

Q. Is Frostburg State University recognized?

Ans. Yes. 

Q. How is the campus of Frostburg State University?

Ans. Frostburg State University is located in the beautiful Appalachian highlands of Western Maryland. Our Frostburg campus covers 260 acres in the city of Frostburg, a Historic Main Street community. Frostburg State University not only shares our hometown name of Frostburg but also is closely connected to all that our location offers our students for living and learning.

Q. What are the libraries of Frostburg State University?

Ans. The Library at Frostburg State University has had a home in several buildings on campus over the years, including Old Main, Lowndes Hall, and Framptom Hall. The current building was constructed in 1976 from the design of S. Russ Minter. In 1990, the Library was named for its principal benefactor, local businessman Lewis J. Ort. With its iconic sweeping arches, the Ort Library remains a centerpiece of the University campus.