Academics
Ohio State’s main campus is in Columbus, Ohio, with regional campuses in Lima (service for Northwest Ohio) and Wooster (serving Northeast Ohio). The university also operates extension offices throughout Ohio and online via distance learning at www.osu-extension.org
It is the third largest university in the United States, with over 60,000 students on its main campus in Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State is the third largest university in the United States, with over 60,000 students on its main campus in Columbus, Ohio. It has a total enrollment of more than 67,000 students across its campuses. Also, it has regional campuses in Lima and Mansfield in Ohio and branch campuses in Dublin and Pickerington.
The first public institution of higher learning to be established west of the Appalachian Mountains, OSU was founded on February 28th 1819, by an act passed by Congress as “The Ohio University.” The school’s original name was changed to “Ohio State University” when it merged with Capital University (founded as an academy) during its second year.
The university has a total enrollment of more than 67,000 students across its campuses.
The university has a total enrollment of more than 67,000 students across its campuses. The main campus in Columbus is home to over 60,000 undergraduates and graduates. The remaining 5,000 students are enrolled at regional and branch campuses throughout the state. These include an Honors College at Lancaster; a medical school in Lima; an agricultural research facility in Wooster; Veterinary Medicine at Zoological Research Station near Cleveland; an engineering college at Marion (where most classes are only available online); plus various other satellite schools around Ohio that offer specialized degrees or professional training programs.
The university also offers undergraduate degrees through distance learning programs from locations outside Columbus, such as Cincinnati/ Dayton/ Lima/ Toledo area universities like Miami University Oxford, Ohio, and Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, Ohio
The school also has regional campuses in Lima and Mansfield in Ohio and branch campuses in Dublin and Pickerington
Ohio State has three regional campuses: Lima, Mansfield and Dublin. The main campus is in Columbus, home to over 60,000 students. The school also has branch campuses in Pickerington and Mansfield (Ohio). These four locations are within a few hours’ drive of each other–the closest being about 50 miles away.
The main campus covers over 659 acres (2 square kilometres) with over 250 buildings; the university offers more than 100 undergraduate majors and over 300 graduate programs through its 16 colleges and schools.
Undergraduate and graduate students in the College of Arts and Sciences work one-on-one with faculty members and enjoy small classes
One of the most attractive aspects of studying at Ohio State is its small class sizes. The College of Arts and Sciences has an average student-to-faculty ratio of 15:1, meaning you’ll have plenty of opportunities to work one-on-one with faculty members.
This means that your professors will know you by name and be able to provide personalized feedback on your performance in their classes. They can also help you secure research assistantships or other opportunities related to your major (or minors).
Ohio State offers over 250 undergraduate majors, 50 minors and more than 190 graduate programs
Ohio State offers a wide variety of academic programs for both undergraduates and graduates. For undergraduates, there are more than 250 majors, 50 minors and 190 graduate programs in business to public health. You can also choose from one of our interdisciplinary programs or create your major by combining courses from various disciplines
The College of Engineering offers over 100 undergraduate degrees, 60 minors and 70 graduate programs
The college’s unique structure allows you to tailor your education to fit your interests and career goals best. The faculty are experts committed to teaching, research and outreach activities that benefit society
Ohio State offers a wide variety of academic programs for both undergraduates and graduates
Ohio State offers a wide variety of academic programs for both undergraduates and graduates. The university’s College of Arts and Sciences offers over 250 undergraduate majors, 50 minors and more than 190 graduate programs.
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