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Grand Valle Valley
y State Univer Uni ersity sity
• The Water Resources Institute at GVSU is the center for aquatic studies
of the Grand River watershed and Lake Michigan.
• GVSU offers research and support for business, social services, and
government. Resources include the Office of Economic Expansion
with its Data Center; the Small Business Development Center; and the
Kent-Ottawa-Muskegon Foreign Trade Zone.
• WGVU-TV 35 and WGVK-TV 52, West Michigan's PBS television
affiliates, broadcast educational, entertainment, and locally produced
programming for all ages.
• WGVU-FM (88.5) & WGVU-AM (1480) National Public Radio
affiliates, broadcast jazz and news programming 24 hours a day.
• The Volunteer GVSU Program has logged over 140,000 hours of community
service.
• Over 500,000 books, periodicals, reels of microfilm, and compact discs are
available on-site at Zumberge Library as well as on- line through the
computerized catalog.
Accessible and Affordable.
Grand Valley State University provides the people of West Michigan access to affordable, quality higher education.
GVSU reaches beyond this expectation with a commitment to personalized education that encourages interaction between
faculty and students.
Classes are 100% faculty-taught. Unlike many universities, GVSU does not use graduate students to teach undergraduates.
Instead, professors closely monitor and support the progress of individual students.
The University offers more than 75 undergraduate programs and 14 graduate degree programs.
GVSU also provides ready access to the computers and on-line services that are essential for research and learning.
To keep education affordable, GVSU has consistently provided the lowest tuition of any public university in the Lower
Peninsula.