Ball State University Campus Map for iOS

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Take a personal tour of campus featuring over 75 buildings and more than 200 hot destinations. Explore every corner of Ball State University in...
Last updated on June 10, 2016
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By Ball State University

Take a personal tour of campus featuring over 75 buildings and more than 200 hot destinations. Explore every corner of Ball State University in...

Take a personal tour of campus featuring over 75 buildings and more than 200 hot destinations. Explore every corner of Ball State University in Muncie, Indiana, and navigate the college experience from the palm of your hand. BSU's Campus Map is exactly what every student needs to manage time wisely. That means no more getting lost, missing meetings, or last minute struggles to park your car. And it's not just about getting from place to place; you can find hotspots, search for buildings, departments and more. Features:GPS and Wi-Fi location pinpointing*Searchable lists of buildings, departments and landmarksEight categories of hotspots across campusDetailed information about dining locations and ATMs So what are you looking for: bus stops, a quick bite to eat, the next perfect parking spot? Whatever the case, chances are we've already thought of it. All of Ball State is now at your fingertips. 100% created by students of the Ball State University Digital Corps. W3 Silver Award Winner!Found a mistake? Got an idea? Let us know at digitalcorps@bsu.edu. *Note: Finding your location requires you to 1) be on campus and 2) have an active internet or cellular connection. However, if you're on campus, you're ready to go because Ball State has one of the best wireless networks in the nation, ranked the "Most Unwired Campus" in the United States in 2005 (According to a survey conducted by Intel Corporation in conjunction with the Center for Digital Education, as reported in U.S. News & World Report, Oct. 2005).