Western Kentucky University offers more than 170 choices for undergraduate areas of study through majors, minors, associate degree programs, certificate programs, pre-professional study, and areas of concentration within majors. Use the following links to explore academic programs.

The WKU Career Services center has a "What Can I Do With This Major" link that can help you determine what degree to seek.

Courses can be taken by attending the Bowling Green campuses, one of the regional campuses, or in a variety of other ways. Distance and Independent Learning offer courses via online, email, CDRom and paper-based.
Regional campuses are:

Elizabethtown/Radcliff/Ft. Knox 270-745-5079 or 270-769-1614
Glasgow- 270-659-6900
Owensboro-270-684-0104 or 270-745-5095

The academic support division offers courses that build the knowledge and skills necessary for academic success. Preparatory courses in English, basic mathematics and beginning algebra prepare students for sequential 100-level (Freshman level) courses. Reading improvement and study skills courses build comprehension and methodologies that help students in all academic courses. All courses provided through the academic support division sharpen your skills and provide college credit but do not count toward a degree. For more information about these programs, visit Bowling Green Community College website or call 270-780-2550.

In addition the wide variety of academic programs, WKU offers students so much more. Click here to read our President's Welcome Message or here to to watch an "Intro to WKU Video."