MTSU Colleges -
Middle Tennessee State University became a full-fledge university in 1965. There are nine colleges in total, including Basic and Applied Sciences, Behavioral and Health Sciences, Jennings A. Jones College of Business, Education, Honors, Liberal Arts, Mass Communication, University College, and Graduate Studies. For more information, visit www.mtsu.edu/academic_programs.shtml.
MTSU Academic Degrees -
Undergraduate students at Middle Tennessee State University have the opportunity to earn one or more of the following degrees: Arts, Business Administration, Fine Arts, Music, Science, Science in Nursing, Social Work, and University Studies. The College of Graduate Studies offers Master's degrees in 10 disciplines along with the Specialist in Education degree and the Doctor of Philosophy degree. For more information, visit www.mtsu.edu/academic_programs.shtml
MTSU Athletics -
The Middle Tennessee State University Blue Raiders compete in a multitude of team sports. The men take part in football, baseball, basketball, cross country, golf, tennis, and track while the women engage in basketball, cross country, golf, volleyball, tennis, softball, track, and soccer. For more information, visit www.goblueraiders.com.
Tennessee Miller Coliseum -
Located near the MTSU campus in Murfreesboro, the 220,000-square-foot Tennessee Miller Coliseum opened its doors in 2003. Named for John C. "Tennessee" Miller, the facility features a 150-by-300-foot floor, a covered warm-up area, almost 500 10-by-10 animal stalls, nearly 70 camper hookups, 400 paved parking spots, and a state-of-the-art sound system. The coliseum, which seats 4,600 people and can be extended to a capacity of 6,500, is the place to come to see local, state, regional, national and international horse show events. For more information, visit http://frank.mtsu.edu/~tm.
