Miami University

2014 - 2015

Ohio University

Kent State University

Cleveland State University

The Ohio State University

Shawnee State University

University of Cincinnati

Central State University

The University of Akron Bowling Green State University

The University of Toledo

Wright State University

Youngstown State University

Northeast Ohio Medical University

TABLE OF CONTENTS

The Council of Admission Officers is pleased to provide this publication to secondary school

counselors as a college planning resource guide. Contents Page Frequently Asked Questions 1 Special Freshman Campus Visit Days 2-3 Individual profiles of the 13 Ohio Public Universities The University of Akron 4 Bowling Green State University 5 Central State University 6 University of Cincinnati 7 Cleveland State University 8 Kent State University 9 Miami University 10 Northeast Ohio Medical University 11 The Ohio State University 12 Ohio University 13 Shawnee State University 14 The University of Toledo 15 Wright State University 16 Youngstown State University 17 Regional campuses of the Ohio Public Universities 18-19

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions UA BGSU Central UC CSU KSU MU OSU OU Shawnee UT WSU YSU

Require ACT Writing? recommend X X X

Used in the admissions

decision process? X

Used for placement? X

Application fee? X X X X X X X X X NONE deferred X X

Application fee waived if

apply on-line? deferred

Application fee waivers

available? X X X X X X X X X N/A X deferred X

Accept electronic

transcripts? X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Accept either the ACT or

SAT? X X X X X X X X X X X X X Require College Prep Form?

NOT REQUIRED, BUT PLEASE PROVIDE SENIOR YEAR COURSEWORK IN PROGRESS ON TRANSCRIPTS FOR CORE CURRICULUM DETERMINATION and also please provide the Statewide Student Identifier (SSID).

Require ACT/SAT scores to

be received directly from

the testing agency? prefer X prefer prefer X X prefer prefer

Recommend or require

letters of

recommendation?

Honors

College only require require require recommend

Which schools superscore? X SAT SAT

Scholarship deadlines?

Nov. 1, Feb. 1, Mar. 1

Dec. 1, Jan. 15 May 1 Dec. 1

Mar. 1 priority

date Jan. 15 Dec. 1, Feb. 1

Nov. 1, Feb. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 1

Dec. 1, Mar. 1

Feb. 1, Mar. 1 Feb. 15

Preference regarding PSEOP vs AP/IB?

No preference by any of the universities.

Accept dual enrollment credit?

All universities accept dual enrollment credits.

Accept The Common Application?

Edu, Inc. Black

School App. X X X

Summer bridge programs

for new freshmen? X X X X X X X X X

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SPECIAL CAMPUS VISIT DAYS Please note: For additional information regarding these programs and daily campus visit opportunities offered, please check out the visit link listed for each University.

The University of Akron- www.uakron.edu/visitUA Fall Visit Day Saturday, October 11, 2014 Saturday, November 1, 2014 Discovering Diversity Day (Invitation only) Friday, February 6, 2015 UA Scholars Day (Invitation only) Saturday, January 24, 2015 Senior Day: A to Zip (Seniors) Monday, February 16, 2015 Friday, March 13, 2015 Spring Visit Day (Juniors and Sophomores) Saturday, April 18, 2015 Summer Visit Day (rising Seniors and Juniors) Friday, June 26, 2015 Friday, July 24, 2015 Bowling Green State University- www.choose.bgsu.edu/visit/schedule Preview Day October 18, 2014 December 6, 2014 Presidents’ Day February 16, 2015 Scholar Day (Invitation only) January 30, 2015 Falcon Friday for Admitted Seniors March 20, 2015 April 3, 17, 2015 May 1, 8, 2015 Preview Day for Juniors and Sophomores April 18, 2015 Central State University- www.centralstate.edu/prospects/tours/index.php College Preview Day November 8, 2014 University of Cincinnati- www.admissions.uc.edu/visit Open House October 17, 2014 Senior Scholars Day (Invitation only) October 18, 2014 Multicultural Day November 1, 2014 Open House October 17 & 31, 2014 November 14, 2014 February 13, 2015 March 7, 2015 April 10, 2015 July 10, 2015 Bearcats Brunch (Admitted students, invitation only) February 14, 2015 March 7, 2015 March 28, 201 April 11, 2015

Cleveland State University- www.engagecsu.com 50th Anniversary Celebration September 19, 2014 Scholar Day (invitation only) October 24, 2014 Fall Visit Day November 1, 2014 Spring Open House March 28, 2015 Spring Break at CSU March 30 – April 10, 2015 Admitted Student Nights (for admitted seniors) April 20, 2015 May 18, 2015 Junior Day April 27, 2015 Kent State University-www.kent.edu/admissions/visit Multicultural Visit Day (for Seniors) October 4, 2014 Preview KSU! (for Seniors) October 17, 2014 November 7, 2014 November 14, 2014 Golden Flash Day (Admitted Students, invitation only) February 20, 27, 2015 March 6, 13, 2015 April 15, 17, 2015 Preview KSU! (For Juniors) April 22, 2015 Multicultural Visit Day (ForJuniors) April 11, 2015

Miami University- www.MiamiOH.edu/visit Arts Day and Band Day September 6, 2014 Discover the Sciences Day September 20, 2014 Music at Miami Day September 24, 2014 Red Carpet Day (invitation only) October 3, 2014 October 17, 2014 Day of Champions October 4, 2014 Admission Preview Day October 18, 2014 November 1, 2014 November 15, 2014 November 22, 2014 Bridges Overnight Program October 26-27, 2014 November 2-3, 2014 November 9-10, 2014 November 16-17, 2014

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Miami University continued -College of Education, Health & Society Open HouseCollege of Engineering and Computing Open HouseNovember 8, 2014Make it Miami! Accepted StudentsFebruary 16, 27, 2015March 6, 13, 2015April 3, 6, 10, 13, 17, 24, 2015Spring Theatre DayFebruary 13, 2015Admission Preview DayMarch 14, 2015April 11, 18, 25, 2015

Northeast Ohio Medical University-http://www.neomed.edu/admissions/visitFriday Visit Day (by appointment)Every FridayB.S./M.D. Open HouseAugust 18, 2014Pharmacy & Medicine Open HouseNovember 2014 (TBA)

The Ohio State University- www.campusvisit.osu.eduAll Dates are TentativeOhio State Academic Open House/Multicultural Breakfast (Invitation only)September 26, 2014October 11, 2014Scholars Day (Invitation only)January 24, 2015Academic Summit (Invitation only)March 6, 2015Honors Admitted Visit Day (Invitation only)March 27, 2015Spring Exploration (Invitation only)April 3, 2015April 17, 2015GoBuckeye Day! (Invitation only)April 10, 2015

Ohio University- www.ohio.edu/admissions/visitOHIO Campus Majors FairSeptember 17, 2014OHIO Discovery DayOctober 4, 2014November 15, 2014December 6, 2014Alumni Family DayOctober 6, 2014Experience the Arts DayOctober 13, 2014OHIO Experience Engineering & Technology DayOctober 13, 2014Multicultural Visit Program (MVP) (By School Counselor Recommendation)October 26-27, 2014OHIO Scholars Day (Invitation only)November 20, 2014

Ohio University continued -OHIO Up Close for Admitted Seniors –February 16, 2015March 13, 20, 27, 2015April 10, 17, 24, 2015Cultural Connections (Invitation only) March 28-29, 2015OHIO STEM Day (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math & Medicine)April 2, 2015OHIO Spring Showcase for High School JuniorsMay 22, 2015OHIO Summer Showcase (Rising HS Seniors)Jul 17, 2015

Shawnee State University-http://shawnee.edu/offices/admission/campus-visit.aspxFall Open House November 1, 2014Spring Open House February 28, 2015Preview Day August 7, 2015

The University of Toledo-www.utoledo.edu/admission/undergraduate/campusFall Preview DaySeptember 27, 2014 (Invitation only)October 10, 15, 2014Scholarship Day (Invitation only)January 31, 2015UT Experience Days (Invitation only)February 14, 18, 2015April 4, 2015Countdown to UTApril 2015Summer Career ProgramsJuly 2015

Wright State University-www.wright.edu/admissionsAthletic Training DayFall 2014Raider Open HouseNovember 8, 2014February 28, 2015August 7, 2015Pre-Health Visit DayFebruary 16, 2015Women in Engineering & Computer ScienceMarch 28, 2015

Youngstown State University-http://web.ysu.edu/gen/ysu/Schedule_a_Campus_Visit_m149.htmlCrash DaysNovember 21, 2014February 16, 2015Experience Y DaysOctober 13, 2014 (STEM, Business, Education)October 24, 2014 (Liberal Arts, Health & Human Services, Creative Arts & Communications)November 5, 2014 – Multicultural Open HouseOctober 17, 2014 – Transfer Day

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THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON Office of Admissions Akron, OH 44325-2001 Admission Phone: 330-972-7100/800-655-4884

E-mail: admissions@uakron.edu Web site: www.uakron.edu/admissions Fax: 330-972-6633

FALL 2013 ENROLLMENT Undergraduate: 22,619 Graduate/Law: 4,460 Total: 27,079 Freshman Class: 3,968

APPLICATION INFORMATION: Start for Fall 2015: August 1, 2014 Close for Fall 2015: May 1, 2015 recommended Honors College: Deadline for admission and scholarship consideration: Early/Nov. 1 and Regular/Feb. 1 General scholarship/FAFSA priority deadline: March 1

APPLICATION FEE: $45.00 Waiver or Deferral Available: ■ YES NO

ADMISSIONS MATERIALS REQUIRED: Need Prior to Admission

YES NO ■ □ Application Form ■ □ Fee ■ □ High School Transcript ■ □ ACT/SAT □ ■ Essay □ ■ Recommendation □ ■ College Preparatory Course

Completion Form CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS:

Units Subject Area Recommended

English 4 Math 4 Science 3 Social Studies 3 Foreign Language 2 Arts 1 Students may be required to take one or more developmental courses, determined by the scores received on the Institutional Placement Tests in English and mathematics. Writing tests are recommended.

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM: Direct Admission: Students who demonstrate necessary academic preparation and performance will be admitted directly to the college/program of their choice. Admission criterion varies by program/academic department, but is reserved for students who qualify academically. Generally a minimum 3.0 cumulative high school GPA or higher depending upon chosen major and competitive ACT or SAT test score(s).

University Admission: Students who do not meet the direct admission criteria will be reviewed for admission within the area of their intended major, or general studies for undecided students. Review for admission is based upon a combination of high school cumulative GPA, coursework taken

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and in progress, improvement and/or consistency in performance and ACT or SAT test score(s).

In addition, The University of Akron is implementing and phasing in a more selective admission standard/criteria over the next few years. Therefore, students whose academic profile is borderline for University admission will be reviewed on an individual basis, by the Admissions Committee, to determine college readiness. Offers of admission will be limited to students whose academic profile and credentials demonstrate promise of academic success at the college level. Letters of recommendation are encouraged for these students and senior year coursework and grades are essential in the review process, as well. ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS by MEAN/MID-RANGE: HS GPA: 3.33 ACT Composite: 20-26* (*Akron campus, Bachelor’s degree-seeking; ACT composite includes converted SAT score) ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES: YES NO ■ □ AP ■ □ CLEP ■ □ Institutional Testing ■ □ International Baccalaureate COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2014-2015): Main Campus Tuition (and fees): $10,260 Room and Board (Standard): $10,932* *Includes standard room and 15 meals per week. RESIDENCE HALLS: Number of On-Campus Spaces: 3,200 Required/Available for Freshmen: Required MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS: YES NO ■ □ Scholarships ■ □ Special Visitation Programs CONTACT INFORMATION: Director of Admissions

• Diane Raybuck, Phone: 330-972-6427 Financial Aid

• Michelle Ellis, Executive Director of Student Financial Aid, Phone: 330-972-7032 or 800-621-3847

NCAA Eligibility, Office of Admissions & Post-Secondary Enrollment Options

• Greg Landis, Associate Director of Admissions Phone: 330-972-5827

Honors College • Dr. Dale Mugler, Dean, Phone: 330-972-7966

BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY 110 McFall Center Bowling Green, OH 43403 Admission Phone: 419-372-BGSU (2478)

E-mail: choosebgsu@bgsu.edu Web site: www.bgsu.edu Fax: 419-372-6955

FALL 2013 ENROLLMENT Undergraduate: 16,400 Graduate/Professional: 2,600 Total: 19,000 Freshman Class: 3,364

APPLICATION INFORMATION: Start for Fall 2015: April 15, 2014 Close for Fall 2015: February 1, 2015* *For ensured consideration.

APPLICATION FEE: $45.00

Waiver or Deferral Available: ■ YES □ NO

APPLICATION MATERIALS REQUIRED: Need Prior to Admission

YES NO ■ □ Application Form ■ □ Fee ■ □ High School Transcript ■ □ ACT/SAT □ ■ Essay □ ■ Recommendation □ ■ College Preparatory Course

Completion Form CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS:

Units Subject Area Recommended

English 4 Math 4 Science 3 Social Studies 3 Foreign Language 2 Arts 1 Students are expected to have fulfilled the minimum core curriculum.

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM: All applicants are considered within a selective admissions process. The primary criteria for admission are the applicant’s high school course work, cumulative grade point average, official ACT/SAT results, and class rank.

ACT and/or SAT Writing Test: Recommended SAT: Critical reading plus math scores utilized

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ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS by MEAN/MID-RANGE: HS GPA: 3.31 SAT: 930-1120 ACT Composite: 20-25 ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES: YES NO ■ □ AP ■ □ CLEP ■ □ Institutional Testing ■ □ International Baccalaureate COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2014-2015): Tuition and fees: $10,606 Room and Meal Plan: $8,830 (Includes 18 to 20 meals per week) RESIDENCE HALLS: Number of On-Campus Spaces: 7,000 Required/Available for Freshmen: Required MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS: YES NO ■ □ Scholarships ■ □ Special Visitation Programs CONTACT INFORMATION: Director of Admissions

• Cecilia A. Castellano, Phone: 419-372-2478 Financial Aid

• Laura Emch, Director of Financial Aid, Phone: 419-372-2651

Multicultural • Kevin Holloway, Kalee Carlton Phone: 419-

372-2478 NCAA Eligibility

• Jermaine Truax Phone: 419-372-2401

Post-Secondary Enrollment Options • Erin Heilmeier Phone: 419-372-2478

CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY 1400 Brush Row Rd. Wilberforce, OH 45384 Admission Phone: 937-376-6348/800-388-2781

E-mail: admissions@centralstate.edu Web site: www.centralstate.edu Fax: 937-376-6083

FALL 2013 ENROLLMENT Undergraduate: 2,036 Graduate/Professional: 32 Total: 2,068 Freshman Class: 417

APPLICATION INFORMATION: Start for Fall 2015: Open Close for Fall 2015: August APPLICATION FEE: $35.00 Waiver or Deferral Available: ■ YES □ NO

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS by MEAN/MID-RANGE: HS GPA: 2.54 SAT: 800 ACT Composite: 16.2 ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES: YES NO ■ □ AP ■ □ CLEP ■ □ Institutional Testing ■ □ International Baccalaureate

ADMISSIONS MATERIALS REQUIRED: Need Prior to Admission

YES NO ■ □ Application Form □ ■ Fee ■ □ High School Transcript ■ □ ACT/SAT □ ■ Essay (for Honors College) □ ■ Recommendation (for Honors College) □ ■ College Preparatory Course

Completion Form □ ■ Non-Cognitive Essay CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS:

Units Subject Area Recommended

English 4 Math 4 Science 3 Social Studies 3 Foreign Language 2 Arts 1

Students without the sixteen core courses specified will be admitted with conditions and will be required to take one or more developmental courses.

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM: GPA ACT SCORE

2.20-4.00 16

ACT and/or SAT Writing Test: Not Required

COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2013-2014): In-State: $15,564* Out-of State: $22,246* *Figures include tuition, fees, and room and board. RESIDENCE HALLS: Number of On-Campus Spaces: 1,547 Required/Available for Freshmen: Required MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS: YES NO ■ □ Scholarships ■ □ Special Visitation Programs CONTACT INFORMATION: Assistant Director of Undergraduate Admissions:

• W. Steven Peterson Phone: 937-376-6348

Director of Student Financial Aid • Sonia Slomba Phone: 937-376-6579

NCAA Eligibility • Ric Benson Phone: 937-376-6345

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UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI P.O. Box 210091 Cincinnati, OH 45221-0091 Admission Phone: 513-556-1100

E-mail: admissions@uc.edu Web site: www.admissions.uc.edu Fax: 513-556-1105

FALL 2013 ENROLLMENT- Clifton Campus Undergraduate: 23,706 Total: 34,379 Graduate/Professional: 10,673 Freshman Class: 4,449 Total Enrollment, all campuses: 42,656

APPLICATION INFORMATION: Start for Fall 2015: August 1, 2014 Close for Fall 2015:

• December 1, 2014 (early action) • March 1, 2015 (priority deadline-freshmen) • July 1, 2015 (transfers)

APPLICATION FEE: $50.00

Waiver or Deferral Available: ■ YES □ NO

APPLICATION MATERIALS REQUIRED: Need Prior to Admission

YES NO ■ □ Application Form ■ □ Fee ■ □ High School Transcript ■ □ ACT/SAT ■ □ Essay (optional) ■ □ Recommendation □ ■ College Preparatory Course

Completion Form CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS:

Units Subject Area Recommended English 4 Math 4 Science 3 Social Studies 3 Electives* 5 *must include 1 unit in Business, Technology, Fine Arts or Foreign Language For baccalaureate college admission, the nineteen stated units are required. Students may be admitted with one or two deficiencies and they will be given the opportunity to complete these deficiencies while enrolled.

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM: Admission to selective programs will remain very competitive and many programs have early application deadlines. Freshmen may be admitted directly into baccalaureate programs with the expectation that the “core” requirements are presented. Specific course requirements vary with the college the student wishes to

enter. In several cases, there are requirements in addition to the “core.” Admission to the two-year colleges is “open” in most areas of study. ACT and/or SAT Writing Test: Required. ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS by MEAN/MID-RANGE: HS GPA: 3.446 ACT Composite: 22-27 SAT (Critical Reading + Math): 1030-1230

ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES:

YES NO ■ □ AP ■ □ CLEP ■ □ Institutional Testing ■ □ International Baccalaureate

COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2014-2015): Tuition: $11,000 Room and Board: $10,496 (Includes base meal plan; double room)

RESIDENCE HALLS: Number of On-Campus Spaces: Approx. 4,300 Required/Available for Freshmen: Required* *For students outside a 50-mile radius from campus

MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS:

YES NO ■ □ Scholarships ■ □ Special Visitation Programs

CONTACT INFORMATION: Associate Vice President for Admissions

• Dr. Thomas Canepa Financial Aid: www.financialaid.uc.edu

Phone: 513-556-2420 Multicultural

• Kendra Dewberry NCAA Eligibility

• www.ncaa.org

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CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY 2121 Euclid Ave., EC 100 Cleveland, OH 44115 Admission Phone: 216-687-5411

E-mail: admissions@csuohio.edu Web site: www.engagecsu.com Fax: 216-687-9210

FALL 2013 ENROLLMENT Undergraduate: 12,359 Total: 17,730 Graduate/Professional: 5,371 Freshman Class: 1,773

APPLICATION INFORMATION: Start for Fall 2015: August 1, 2014 Close for Fall 2015: August 14, 2015 (rolling) Scholarship Priority date is March 1, 2015.

APPLICATION FEE: $30.00

Waiver or Deferral Available: ■ YES □ NO

ADMISSIONS MATERIALS REQUIRED: Need Prior to Admission

YES NO ■ □ Application Form ■ □ Fee ■ □ High School Transcript ■ □ ACT/SAT □ ■ College Preparatory Course

Completion Form

SELECTION CRITERIA: All applicants must have a cumulative high school GPA of 2.3 or higher and a score of at least 16 on the ACT or 770 on the SAT (critical reading and math) and complete the Ohio Core Curriculum Requirements for students graduating from an Ohio public or chartered high school in 2014 and beyond. Some academic programs have more selective admission requirements.

ACT and/or SAT Writing Test: Not required

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS by MEAN/MID-RANGE: HS GPA: 3.22 ACT Composite: 19-25 (includes converted SAT Score) ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES: YES NO ■ □ AP ■ □ CLEP ■ □ Institutional Testing ■ □ International Baccalaureate COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2014-2015): Tuition and Fees: $9,636 Room and Meal Plan: $9,698* *Traditional double with standard meal plan RESIDENCE HALLS: Number of On-Campus Spaces: 1,157 Required/Available for Freshmen: Available MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS: YES NO ■ □ Scholarships ■ □ Special Visitation Programs CONTACT INFORMATION: Associate Vice President, University Marketing and Admissions

• Rob Spademan Phone: 216-523-7284

Undergraduate Admissions • Lee Furbeck, Director

Phone: 216-523-7417 Financial Aid

• Rachel Schmidt, Director Phone: 216-687-5594

Multicultural • Rob Drapcho, Assistant Director Phone: 216-687-2274

NCAA Eligibility • Mark Gefert, Coordinator Phone: 216-687-4824

Post-Secondary Enrollment Options • Sarah Sheldon Phone: 216-687-2279

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P.O. Box 5190 KENT STATE UNIVERSITY

E-mail: admissions@kent.edu Kent, OH 44242-0001 Admissions Phone: 330-672-2444/800-988-KENT

Web site: www.kent.edu/admissions Fax: 330-672-2499

FALL 2013 ENROLLMENT: Kent Campus Undergraduate: 22,968 Total: 28,998 Graduate/Professional: 6,030 Freshman Class: 4,314

APPLICATION INFORMATION: Start for Fall 2015: August 1, 2014 Close for Fall 2015:

• January 15, 2015 for priority scholarship consideration

• March 1, 2015 recommended deadline APPLICATION FEE: $45.00 Waiver or Deferral Available: ■ YES □ NO

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS by MEAN/MID-RANGE: HS GPA: 3.31 ACT Composite: 20-25 SAT Critical Reading & Math: 950-1160 ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES: YES NO ■ □ AP ■ □ CLEP ■ □ Institutional Testing ■ □ International Baccalaureate

COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2014-2015): APPLICATION MATERIALS REQUIRED:

Need Prior to Admission YES NO ■ □ Application Form ■ □ Fee ■ □ High School Transcript ■ □ ACT/SAT □ ■ Essay □ ■ Recommendation □ ■ College Preparatory Course

Completion Form

Tuition: $10,012 Room and Food: $9,908* Enrollment Fee: $150 *Based on standard double room and basic meal plan. RESIDENCE HALLS: Number of On-Campus Spaces: 6,300 Required/Available for Freshmen: Required MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS: YES NO ■ □ Scholarships ■ □ Special Visitation Programs

CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS: Units

Subject Area Recommended English 4 Math 4 Science 3 Social Studies 3 Foreign Language 2 Arts 1 Students are expected to have fulfilled the minimum core curriculum. SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM: Freshman admission at the Kent Campus is selective. Admission decisions are based on the following: cumulative grade point average, ACT and/or SAT scores, strength of high school preparatory curriculum and grade trends. ACT and/or SAT Writing Test: Not required

CONTACT INFORMATION: Director of Admissions

• Nancy J. DellaVecchia, Phone: 330-672-2021 Financial Aid

• Mark Evans, Director of Financial Aid Phone: 330-672-2972

Multicultural • Marion Styles, Admissions Office

Phone: 330-672-7941 NCAA Eligibility

• Amy Szydlowski, Admissions Office Phone: 330-672-8856

Post-Secondary Enrollment Options • Christopher Buttenschon, Admissions Office,

Phone: 330-672-8884

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MIAMI UNIVERSITY 301 S. Campus Ave. Oxford, OH 45056-3434 Admission Phone: 513-529-2531

E-mail: admission@MiamiOH.edu Web site: www.MiamiOH.edu Fax: 513-529-1550

FALL 2013 ENROLLMENT: Main Campus Undergraduate: 15,462 Total: 17,901 Graduate/Professional: 2,439 Freshman Class: 3,644

APPLICATION INFORMATION: Start for Fall 2015: August 1, 2014 Close for Fall 2015: February 1, 2015

APPLICATION FEE: $50 (Domestic), $70 (Int’l.)

Waiver or Deferral Available: ■ YES □ NO APPLICATION MATERIALS REQUIRED:

Need Prior to Admission YES NO ■ □ Application Form ■ □ Fee ■ □ High School Transcript ■ □ ACT/SAT (from testing agency) ■ □ Essay (Required) ■ □ Recommendation (Required) □ ■ College Preparatory Course

Completion Form (Recommended) CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS:

Units Subject Area Recommended English 4 Math 4 Science 3 Social Studies 3 Foreign Language 2 Arts 1

Miami University endorses the core curriculum listed at the front of this booklet. Miami expects students to have completed as least two years of the same foreign language. Students who do not meet these standards will not be denied admission if they are otherwise qualified. Instead, they will be required to complete additional courses after they come to Miami. These courses will count toward graduation, and many of them can fulfill other university requirements. They are regular college courses, not remedial courses.

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM: Miami conducts a comprehensive, individualized review. We consider 20 academic and contextual factors, including breadth and depth of high school curriculum,

class rank, GPA, standardized test scores, writing ability, leadership, extracurricular involvement, life circumstances, obstacles overcome, socioeconomic status, first generation/legacy status, etc.

ACT and/or SAT Writing Test: Not Required

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS by MEAN/MID-RANGE: HS GPA: N/A ACT Composite: 26-30 SAT Critical Reading and Math: 1170-1320

ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES:

YES NO ■ □ AP ■ □ CLEP ■ □ Institutional Testing ■ □ International Baccalaureate

IN-STATE COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2014-2015): Tuition and fees: $13,533 Room & Board: $11,109* *Based on double occupancy/average meal plan.

RESIDENCE HALLS: Number of On-Campus Spaces: 7,535 Required/Available for Freshmen: Required

MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS:

YES NO ■ □ Scholarships ■ □ Special Visitation Programs

CONTACT INFORMATION: Interim Director of Admission

• Susan Schaurer, Phone: 513-529-2531 Student Financial Assistance

• Brent Shock, Director, Phone: 513-529-8734 Urban Outreach

• Marcos Cruz, Phone: 513-529-2534 NCAA Eligibility & Post-Secondary Enrollment Options

• Ann Bader, Phone: 513-529-1240 High Ability Recruitment

• Annie Kafoure, Phone: 513-529-2540 10

NORTHEAST OHIO MEDICAL UNIVERSITY4209 St. Rt. 44, P.O. Box 95Rootstown, OH 44272Admission Phone: 330-325-6275/6267

E-mail: admission@neomed.eduWebsite: www.neomed.eduFax: 330-325-5905

FALL 2013 ENROLLMENTProfessional: 806 Total: 832Graduate: 26 Medicine Yr-1 Class: 149Pharmacy Yr-1 Class: 76

PROFESSIONAL PROGRAMS APPLICATION SERVICER (AMCAS/PharmCAS) INFO:Start for Fall 2015: OpenClose for Fall 2015: Nov 2014 (AMCAS)

Feb 2014 (PharmCAS)

UNIVERSITY APPLICATION INFORMATION:Start for Fall 2015: Varies by program & pathwayClose for Fall 2015: Varies by program & pathway

APPLICATION FEE: Waiver or Deferral Available: ■ YES □ NO

ADMISSIONS MATERIALS REQUIRED:Need Prior to Admission

*Required for Accelerated BS/MD Program only

HIGH SCHOOL CORE CURRICULUMApplicable to the accelerated B.S/M.D. program offered through NEOMED and our three partner institutions; the University of Akron, Kent State University, and Youngstown State University. Refer to the partner institutions for information regarding high school core curriculum requirements.UG CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS:College of Medicine – varies by program/pathway. Additional details are available online at:http://www.neomed.edu/admissions/medicineCollege of Pharmacy – requires minimum of 72 semester credits of undergraduate level coursework. Additional details are available online at: http://www.neomed.edu/admissions/pharmdCollege of Graduate Studies - requires an earned baccalaureate degree.

SELECTION CRITERIA: Admission is selective and cohort based for the majority of our educational programs. While NEOMED engages in holistic admission and selection processes that are linked to school mission and goals, and balance academic metrics, experiences and attributes as a means of promoting and creating a richly diverse student body, there are minimum academic benchmarks unique to each program/pathway that must be met for admission consideration, so please refer to the college website. Applicants are strongly encourage to review previous class profile data to better understand their level of competitiveness.

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF B.S./M.D. PARTNER ENTERING CLASS by MEAN/MID-RANGE:HS GPA: 3.90 HS GPA Range: 3.41-4.00ACT Composite: 27-35 SAT Composite: 1230-1510

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF MEDICINE (M1) ENTERING CLASS by MEAN/MID-RANGE:UG GPA: 3.70 UG GPA Range: 2.92-4.00MCAT Composite: 29

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF PHARMACY (P1) ENTERING CLASS by MEAN/MID-RANGE:UG GPA: 3.34 UG GPA Range: 2.92-4.00PCAT Composite: 66 PCAT Range: (15-99)

COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2014-15):Medicine Tuition & Fees:Pharmacy Tuition & Fees

$36,950$22,300

Graduate Tuition & Fees $6,444-$6,840

ON-CAMPUS HOUSING OPTION:The Village at NEOMED

http://www.thevillageatneomed.com/

CONTACT INFORMATION:Director of Admissions• Vacant: 330-325-6274

Financial Aid• Michael Kempe; 330-325-6481

Executive Director Enrollment Services • Heidi Terry; 330-325-6479

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YES■

NO□ Application Form

■ □ Fee■ □ High School Transcript*■ □ College Transcripts■ □ ACT/SAT*■ □ MCAT/PCAT/GRE■ □ Essay (Prof only)■ □ Recommendation(s)■ □ Interview (Prof only)

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY P.O. Box 182646 Columbus, OH 43218-2646 Admission Phone: 614-292-3980

E-mail: askabuckeye@osu.edu Web site: www.undergrad.osu.edu Fax: 614-292-4818

FALL 2013 ENROLLMENT Undergraduate: 44,201 Total: 57,466 Graduate/Professional: 13,265 Freshman Class: 7,083

APPLICATION INFORMATION: Start for Fall 2015: August 1, 2014 Early Action Deadline: November 1, 2014 Close for Fall 2015: February 1, 2015

APPLICATION FEE: $60.00 Waiver or Deferral Available: ■ YES □ NO

ADMISSIONS MATERIALS REQUIRED: Need Prior to Admission

YES NO ■ □ Application Form ■ □ Fee ■ □ High School Transcript ■ □ ACT/SAT ■ □ Essay ■ □ Recommendation □ ■ College Preparatory Course

Completion Form CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS:

Units Subject Area Recommended English 4 Math 3 (4)* Science 3 Social Studies 2 (3)* Foreign Language 2 (3)* Arts 1

*The Ohio State University endorses the minimum core curriculum above. Numbers in parenthesis represent the recommended number of units for strong preparation.

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM: All applicants are considered within a competitive admission process. The primary criteria for admission are the successful completion of a college preparatory curriculum while in high school, performance in high school based on class rank or grade point average, and performance on standardized tests. Additional considerations for applicants include providing cultural, racial, economic, and geographic diversity to the university; attending a particularly competitive high school; involvement in extracurricular activities; significant work experience; holding leadership positions; and possessing particular outstanding talents.

ACT and/or SAT Writing Test: Required

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS by Middle 50% Range: HS GPA: N/A ACT Composite: 27-31 SAT (Math and Critical Reading): 1210-1350

ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES:

YES NO ■ □ AP ■ □ CLEP (Subject Exams Only) ■ □ Institutional Testing ■ □ International Baccalaureate

ESTIMATED COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2014-2015, Columbus campus): Tuition and fees: $10,010 Room and Board: $11,820* *Amount of the most popular room and board combination; your cost will depend on what housing and meal plans you select.

RESIDENCE HALLS: Number of On-Campus Spaces: 10,842 (undergraduate) Required/Available for Freshmen: Required* *Those not living with parents.

CONTACT INFORMATION: Associate Vice President for Enrollment Services and Director of Admissions

• Vern Granger, 614-292-3980 Financial Aid (sfa.osu.edu)

• Local Phone: 614-292-0300 • Toll Free: 800-678-6440 (outside 614 area code) • E-mail: ssc@osu.edu (General questions)

Office of Diversity and Inclusion • Phone: 614-292-0964 • Web site: odi.osu.edu

NCAA Eligibility • www.ncaa.org

Post-Secondary Enrollment Options • Michele C. Brown, 614-292-3980

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OHIO UNIVERSITY E-mail: admissions@ohio.edu

Athens, OH 45701-2979 Admission Phone: 740-593-4100

Web site: www.ohio.edu Fax: 740-593-0560

FALL 2013 ENROLLMENT: Athens Campus Undergraduate: 17,375 Total: 22,657 Graduate/Professional: 5,282 Freshman Class: 4,244

APPLICATION INFORMATION: Start for Fall 2015: August 1, 2014 Close for Fall 2015: February 1, 2015 Early application priority date:

• Honors Tutorial College (transcripts and supplement included) – December 1

APPLICATION FEE: $45.00 Waiver or Deferral Available: ■ YES □ NO APPLICATION MATERIALS REQUIRED: Need Prior to Admission YES NO ■ □ Application Form ■ □ Fee (can be deferred at time of admission) ■ □ High School Transcript ■ □ ACT/SAT ■ □ Essay (Optional) (HTC Required-

Journalism Recommended) □ ■ Recommendation □ ■ College Preparatory Course

Completion Form CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS:

Units Subject Area Recommended English 4 Math 4 Science 3 Social Studies 3 Foreign Language 2 Visual or Performing 1 Other Electives 4 Ohio University strongly endorses the recommended minimum core curriculum for freshman admission including minimum of two units of foreign language. Selective admission is in effect for all high school applicants. Ohio University performs a thorough, individual review of each application. Successful candidates will possess a strong college preparatory curriculum and will demonstrate potential for college success by their performance in high school. Other factors considered include class rank, strength of curriculum, grade trends, grade point average, standardized test scores, and admission essay (if provided).

ACT and/or SAT Writing Test: Strongly Recommended.

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS by MEAN/MID-RANGE: HS GPA: 3.4 ACT Composite: 22-26 SAT Math and Critical Reading: 980-1180

ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES:

YES NO ■ □ AP ■ □ CLEP (Subject Tests Only) ■ □ Institutional Testing ■ □ International Baccalaureate

COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2014-2015): Tuition and fees (in state): $10,536 Room and Board*: $11,532 *Standard double room with Flex 14 meal plan.

RESIDENCE HALLS: Number of On-Campus Spaces: 8,000 Required for freshmen and sophomores.

MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS:

YES NO ■ □ Scholarships ■ □ Special Visitation Programs

CONTACT INFORMATION: Assistant Vice Provost for Enrollment Management and Director of Undergraduate Admissions

• Candace Boeninger, Phone: 740-593-4120 Financial Aid

• Valerie Miller, director of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships, Phone: 740-593-4141

Multicultural • Johassa Stone, associate director, Phone: 740-593-4117

NCAA Eligibility • Kevin Witham, senior associate director, Phone: 740-593-4116

Post-Secondary Enrollment Options • BJ Heidlebaugh, assistant director, Phone: 740-593-0712

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SHAWNEE STATE UNIVERSITY940 Second StreetPortsmouth, OH 45662Admission Phone: 740-351-4778 / 800-959-2SSU

E-mail: to_ssu@shawnee.eduWeb site: www.shawnee.edu Fax: 740-351-3111

SHAWNEE STATE UNIVERSITY940 Second StreetPortsmouth, OH 45662Admission Phone: 740-351-4778 / 800-959-2SSU

E-mail: to_ssu@shawnee.eduWeb site: www.shawnee.eduFax: 740-351-3111

FALL 2013 ENROLLMENTUndergraduate: 4,252 Total: 4,337Graduate/Professional: 85 Freshman Class: 1,044

APPLICATION INFORMATION:Start for Fall 2015: September 1, 2014Close for Fall 2015: August 1, 2015

APPLICATION FEE: N/A

APPLICATION MATERIALS REQUIRED:Need Prior to AdmissionYES NO

■ □ Application Form□ ■ Fee■ □ High School Transcript■ □ ACT/SAT□ ■ Essay□ ■ Recommendation□ ■ College Preparatory Course

Completion Form

CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS: Units

Subject Area Recommended English 4Math 3Science 3Social Studies 3Foreign Language 2Arts 1

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM: Admission to Shawnee State University is open tograduates of Ohio high schools. However, admission tohealth science programs is selective and limited inenrollment. Students interested in selective programs areadvised to request information during fall of the senioryear at the latest, in order to meet deadlines for receipt ofall application materials. Admission to freshman studiesis possible in the fall, spring, and summer semesters.

ACT/SAT Writing Test: Not required.

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERINGFRESHMAN CLASS by MEAN/MID-RANGE:HS GPA: N/A ACT Composite: 19-23SAT Math: N/A SAT Critical Reading: N/A

ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES:YES NO

■ □ AP■ □ CLEP (Subject Exams Only)■ □ Institutional Testing■ □ International Baccalaureate

COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2014-2015):Tuition (includes general fees): $7,364Room*: $4,772Meal Plan: $3,528*Campus housing is townhouse style with two studentsper room. Each unit has fully equipped kitchen facilities.

RESIDENCE HALLS:Number of On-Campus Spaces: 1,020Freshmen: Required

MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS:YES NO

■ □ Scholarships□ ■ Special Visitation Programs

CONTACT INFORMATION:Interim Director of Admissions• Rick Merb

Financial Aid• Nicole Neal, Director of Financial Aid,

Phone: 800-959-2778Multicultural• Justin McMillan, Coordinator of Student

Activities & Cross Cultural InclusionNAIA Eligibility

• Jeff Hamilton, Athletic DirectorPost-Secondary Enrollment Options

• Rick Merb, Interim Director of Admissions

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THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO Mail Stop 338 Toledo, OH 43606-3390 Admission Phone: 419-530-8888/800-5-TOLEDO

E-mail: enroll@utoledo.edu Web site: www.utoledo.edu Fax: 419-530-5872

FALL 2013 ENROLLMENT: Main Campus Undergraduate: 16,192 Graduate/Professional: 4,590 Freshman Class: 3,292 Total: 20,782

APPLICATION INFORMATION: Start for Fall 2015: August 1, 2014 Close for Fall 2015: Rolling

APPLICATION FEE: $40.00

Deferral Available (online): ■ YES □ NO ADMISSIONS MATERIALS REQUIRED: Need Prior to Admission YES NO ■ □ Application Form ■ □ Fee (can be deferred at time of admission) ■ □ High School Transcript ■ □ ACT/SAT ■ □ Essay (Competitive scholarships only) ■ □ Recommendation (Competitive scholarships only) CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS:

Units Subject Area Recommended

English 4 Math 4 Natural Science 3 Social Science 3

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM: Direct Admission: Students are required to submit official high school transcript indicating cumulative GPA. In addition, The University of Toledo requires a minimum ACT score of 15 (740 SAT combined Reading and Math score) for unconditional admission.

Based upon a student’s major and ACT or SAT score, students may be required to take placement tests to assist in placing students in courses.

ACT or SAT Writing Test: Required ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS by MEAN/MID-RANGE: HS GPA: 3.23 ACT: 19-25 ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES: YES NO ■ □ AP ■ □ CLEP ■ □ Institutional Testing ■ □ International Baccalaureate COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2014-2015)*: Tuition and General Fees: $9,242 Room and Board (average): $10,166 *In-State, estimated. Out-of-State Surcharge: $9,338 RESIDENCE HALLS: Number of On-Campus Spaces: 3,600 Required/Available for Freshmen: Required MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS: YES NO □ ■ Scholarships (Diversity) □ ■ Special Visitation Programs CONTACT INFORMATION: Director of Undergraduate Admission

• William L. Pierce • Phone: 419-530-UTUT (8888)

AVP, Financial Aid & Enrollment Services • Stephen Schissler • Phone: 419-530-8700

NCAA Eligibility • Brian Lutz • Phone: 419-530-8496

Post-Secondary Enrollment Options • John Adams • Phone: 419-530-UTUT (8888)

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WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY 3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy. Dayton, OH 45435 Admission Phone: 937-775-5700/800-247-1770

E-mail: admissions@wright.edu Web site: www.wright.edu/admissions Fax: 937-775-4410

FALL 2013 ENROLLMENT Undergraduate: 13,722 Total: 17,595 Graduate/Professional: 3,873 Freshman Class: 2,188

APPLICATION INFORMATION: Start for Fall 2015: August 15, 2014 Close for Fall 2014: August 17, 2015

APPLICATION FEE: $30.00

Waiver or Deferral Available: ■ YES □ NO APPLICATION MATERIALS REQUIRED:

Need Prior to Admission YES NO ■ □ Application Form ■ □ Fee ■ □ High School Transcript ■ □ ACT/SAT □ ■ Essay □ ■ Recommendation □ ■ College Preparatory Course

Completion Form CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS:

Units Subject Area Recommended English 4 Math 4 Science 3 Social Studies 3 Foreign Language 2 Visual or Performing Arts 1 Other Electives 4

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM: High School students must submit an official high school transcript indicating cumulative GPA and college preparatory curriculum along with ACT or SAT scores to be considered for admission. Based on Wright State’s liberal admission policy, students who have completed a college preparatory curriculum and earned a 2.0 or higher GPA will be admitted. ACT/SAT Writing Test: Not required

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS by MEAN/MID-RANGE: HS GPA: 3.19 ACT Composite: 21.8 SAT Critical Reading & Math: 1026.3

ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES:

YES NO ■ □ AP ■ □ CLEP (Subject Tests Only) ■ □ Institutional Testing ■ □ International Baccalaureate

COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2014-2015): Tuition: $8,730 Room and Board: $ 8,804* *Average cost of double occupancy room with meal plan

RESIDENCE HALLS: Number of On-Campus Spaces: 3,000 Required/Available for Freshmen: Available

MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS:

YES NO ■ □ Scholarships ■ □ Special Visitation Programs

CONTACT INFORMATION: Assistant Vice President of Admissions

• Cathy Davis Phone: 937-775-5700 or 800-247-1770

Raider Connect, Student Enrollment Services • Sol (Mark) Solomon, Director of RaiderConnect,

Phone: 937-775-4000 Multicultural

• Marquita Manns Phone: 937-775-5700 or 800-247-1770

NCAA Eligibility • Cathy Davis Phone: 937-775-5700 or 800-247-1770

Post-Secondary Enrollment Options • Amanda Herbe Phone: 937-775-5700 or 800-247-1770

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YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITYOne University Plaza

Youngstown, OH 44555Admission Phone: 330-941-2000/877-468-6978

E-mail: enroll@ysu.eduWeb site: www.ysu.eduFax: 330-941-3674

FALL 2013 ENROLLMENTUndergraduate: 12,178 Total: 13,381Graduate/Professional: 1,203 Freshman Class: 2,011

APPLICATION INFORMATION:Start for Fall 2014: OpenClose for Fall 2014: August 1, 2015

APPLICATION FEE: $40.00Waiver or Deferral Available: ■ YES □ NO

ADMISSIONS MATERIALS REQUIRED:Need Prior to Admission

CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS:Subject Area Units RecommendedEnglish 4Math 4Science 3Social Studies 3Foreign Language 2Arts 1

Youngstown State University endorses the core curriculum. Students with high school deficiencies will be required to make them up by completing prescribed remedial courses without baccalaureate credit.

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM: Applicants must have a minumum 2.0 GPA on a 4.0 scale, and a 17 ACT composite (810 SAT combined Reading and Math score) for unconditional admission. Applicants not meeting these requirements may be considered on a conditional basis. Entering students may be required to take a reading, writing, and math placement test.

ACT and/or SAT Writing Test: Not required.

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMANCLASS by MEAN/MID-RANGE:HS GPA: 2.97 ACT Composite: 17-23

ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES:YES NO

■ □ AP■ □ CLEP■ □ Institutional Testing■ □ International Baccalaureate

COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2013-2014):Tuition:Room and Food:

$8,087$8,845*

*Includes 19 meals per week.

RESIDENCE HALLS:Number of On-Campus Spaces*: 1,360Required/Available for Freshmen: Available*University operated.

MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS:YES NO

■ □ Scholarships■ □ Special Visitation Programs

CONTACT INFORMATION:Director of Admissions• Sue Davis: Phone: 330-941-2000

Financial Aid• Elaine Ruse: Phone: 330-941-3505

Multicultural• Maggie McClendon

Phone: 330-941-2000NCAA Eligibility• Elaine Jacobs: Phone: 330-941-2282

Post-Secondary Enrollment Options• Sharon Schroeder: Phone: 330-941-2000

YES■

NO□ Application Form

■ □ Fee■ □ High School Transcript■ □ ACT/SAT□ ■ Essay□ ■ Recommendation□ ■ College Preparatory Course

Completion Form

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REGIONAL CAMPUSESThe University of AkronSummit College Office of Admissions, Akron, OH 44325-2001Admission Office: 800-655-4884/330-972-7100Financial Aid Office: 800-621-3847/330-972-7032Tuition: $ 8,208 Associate

$10,260 BachelorsCounty: Summit

Medina County University Center6300 Technology Lane, Medina, OH 44256Admission Office: 330-721-2213Financial Aid Office: 330-721-2213Tuition: $6,117/yearCounty: Medina

Wayne College1901 Smucker Rd., Orrville, OH 44667Admission Office: 800-221-8308, ext. 8900Financial Aid Office: 800-221-8308, ext. 8900Tuition: $6,117/yearCounties: Holmes, Medina, Wayne

UA Lakewood14725 Detroit Ave, STE 108, Lakewood, OH, 44107Admission Office: 216-221-1141Financial Aid Office: 800-621-3847/330-972-7032Tuition: $10,260/yearCounties: Cuyahoga

Bowling Green State UniversityBGSU Firelands One University Dr., Huron, OH 44839Admission Office: 419-372-0607Financial Aid Office: 419-372-0655Tuition: $4,930/yearCounties: Erie, Huron, Ottawa, Sandusky,

Seneca, Lorain

University of CincinnatiClermont College 4200 Clermont College Dr., Batavia, OH 44103-1785Admission Office: 513-732-5300Financial Aid Office: 513-732-5202Tuition: $5,316/yearCounties: Western Brown,

Clermont, EasternHamilton

Blue Ash College9555 Plainfield Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45236Admission Office: 513-745-5700Financial Aid Office: 513-745-5740Tuition: $6,010/yearCounty: Hamilton

Kent State UniversityAshtabula Campus3325 W. 13th St., Ashtabula, OH 44004Admission Office: 440-964-3322Financial Aid Office: 440-964-4213Tuition: $5,664/yearCounties: Ashtabula, Trumbull, Lake,

Geauga

Geauga Campus (Burton and Twinsburg)1411 Claridon-Troy Rd., Burton, OH 44021-9500Admission Office: 440-834-4187Financial Aid Office: 440-834-3737Tuition: $5,664/yearCounties: Geauga, Cuyahoga, Lake,

Trumbull, Portage

East Liverpool Campus400 E. Fourth St., East Liverpool, OH 43920Admission Office: 330-385-3805Financial Aid Office: 330-385-3805Tuition: $5,664/yearCounties: Columbiana, Jefferson,

MahoningSalem Campus2491 State Route 45, S., Salem, OH 44460-9412Admission Office: 330-332-0361Financial Aid Office: 330-332-0361Tuition: $5,664/yearCounties: *Columbiana, *Mahoning,

*Stark, Trumbull (*primary)

Stark Campus6000 Frank Ave., N.W., Canton, OH 44720-7599Admission Office: 330-499-9600, ext. 53252Financial Aid Office: 330-499-9600, ext. 53243Tuition: $5,664/yearCounty: Stark

Trumbull Campus4314 Mahoning Ave., N.W., Warren, OH 44483Admission Office: 330-847-0571, ext. 58860Financial Aid Office: 330-847-0571, ext. 58977Tuition: $5,664/yearCounties: Trumbull, Mahoning, Portage

(OH), Mercer (PA)Tuscarawas Campus330 University Dr., N.E., New Philadelphia, OH 44663Admission Office: 330-339-3391Financial Aid Office: 330-339-3391, ext. 274Tuition: $5,664/yearCounties: Tuscarawas, Harrison, Homes,

Carroll, Stark

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REGIONAL CAMPUSES (cont.)Miami UniversityHamilton Campus1601 University Blvd., Hamilton, OH 45011Admission Office: 513-785-3111Financial Aid Office: 513-785-3123Tuition: $5,072.40/yearCounties: Butler, Hamilton, Clermont

Middletown Campus4200 E. University Blvd., Middletown, OH 45042Admission Office: 513-727-3216Financial Aid Office: 513-727-3299Tuition: $5,072.40/yearCounties: Preble, Butler, Warren,

Montgomery

The Ohio State UniversityAgricultural Technical Institute1328 Dover Rd., Wooster, OH 44691-4000ati.osu.eduAdmission Office: 330-287-1327Financial Aid Office: 800-647-8283, ext. 1214

330-287-1214Tuition: $7,140/yearCounties: Statewide

Marion Campus1465 Mt. Vernon Ave., Marion, OH 43302-5695osumarion.osu.eduAdmission Office: 740-725-6242Financial Aid Office: 740-725-6337

740-725-6389Tuition: $7,140/yearCounties: Marion, Morrow, Wyandot,

Delaware, Crawford, Union,Hardin

Lima Campus4240 Campus Dr., Lima, OH 45804lima.osu.edu

Admission Office: 419-995-8391Financial Aid Office: 419-995-8147Tuition: $7,140/yearCounties: Allen, Auglaize, Hancock,

Hardin, Putnam, Paulding, VanWert, Shelby, Mercer, Logan

Newark Campus1179 University Dr., Newark, OH 43055newark.osu.eduAdmission Office: 740-366-9333Financial Aid Office: 740-366-9435Tuition: $7,140/yearCounties: Licking, Knox, Coshocton,

Franklin, Fairfield, Muskingum,Perry

The Ohio State University (cont.)Mansfield Campus1760 University Dr., Mansfield, OH 44906 mansfield.osu.edu Admission Office: 419-755-4317Financial Aid Office: 419-755-4011Tuition: $7,140/yearCounties: North Central Ohio, Richland, Ashland,

Crawford, Morrow, Huron, Knox, Wayne

Ohio UniversityChillicothe Campus101 University Dr., P.O. Box 629, Chillicothe, OH 45601Admission Office: 740-774-7240Financial Aid Office: 740-774-7228Tuition: $4,996/yearCounties: Ross, Pickaway, Pike

Southern Campus and Proctorville Center1804 Liberty Ave., Ironton, OH 45638Admission Office: 740-533-4600Financial Aid Office: 740-533-4600Tuition: $4,996/yearCounties: Lawrence, Scioto and

surrounding areasEastern Campus and Cambridge Center45425 National Rd., St. Clairsville, OH 43950Admission Office: 740-699-2347/800-648-3331Financial Aid Office: 740-699-2335/800-648-3331Tuition: $4,996/yearCounties: Belmont, Harrison, Jefferson,

Monroe, Noble, Guernsey

Lancaster Campus and Pickerington Center1570 Granville Pike, Lancaster, OH 43130Admission Office: 740-654-6711, ext. 238Financial Aid Office: 740-654-6711, ext. 209Tuition: $4,996/yearCounties: Fairfield, Pickaway, Perry

Zanesville Campus1425 Newark Rd., Zanesville, OH 43701Admission Office: 740-588-1439Financial Aid Office: 740-588-1439Tuition: $4,996/yearCounties: Muskingum, Guernsey, Noble,

Morgan, Perry

Wright State UniversityLake Campus7600 State Route 703, Celina, OH 45822Admission Office: 419-586-0300Enrollment Services: 419-586-0232Tuition: $5,842/yearCounties: Mercer, VanWert, Darke,

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Helpful Web sites for College and Financial Planning:

ACT: www.act.org

The College Board: www.collegeboard.org

Ohio Board of Regents:www.regents.ohio.gov/colleges_universities.php■ Information on colleges in Ohio as well asscholarships and financial aid is found here.

Peterson’s Online: www.petersons.com■ A collection of useful information on the college search, financial aid and test prep processes.

College is Possible: www.collegeispossible.org■ Preparing for, selecting and paying for college iscovered here.

Higher Education Access Resources: www.teri.org/■ This online database includes information aboutprograms and publications that help prepare students forcollege.

College Planning Web Site: www.collegeplan.org■ Provides information on college selection, admission, financial aid and scholarships.

FastWeb: www.fastweb.com■ A resource for students researching scholarshipassistance.

Mapping Your Future: http://mappingyourfuture.org/■ Provides information on planning a career, selecting and paying for school.

National Association of Student Financial AidAdministrators: www.nasfaa.org■ Learn about financing your education.

CollegeNET: www.collegenet.com■ Offers online college application information, as wellas free financial aid search resources.

Financial Aid for Students ― U.S. Department ofEducation:http://www.ed.gov/fund/grants-college.html■ Provides college financial planning information.

Sallie Mae: www.salliemae.com■ Planning for college, applying for financial aid andloans is covered here.

The Financial Aid Information Page: www.finaid.org■ The SmartStudent™ Guide to financial aid.

The Student Guide to Financial Aid ― U.S.Department of Education: www.studentaid.ed.gov■ This site is a guide to federal aid opportunities fromthe U.S. Department of Education. To apply for aid from these programs, students must complete a FreeApplication for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) atwww.fafsa.gov or by phone at 866-550-5120.

My College Options: www.mycollegeoptions.org■ A free college planning service, offering assistance tostudents, parents, high schools, counselors, and teachersnationwide.

College View: www.collegeview.com■ Provides information on selecting and paying for school, majors, campus life, etc.

Council of Admission Officers of Ohio’s Public Universities has a Web site!

Questions? Contact us at www.OPUAC.org

State Universities Speakers Service: As an additional service to Ohio high schools, the Council of Admission Officers of the Ohio Public Universities has

developed a presentation which provides an overview of Ohio’s university system. If your school sponsors a program where this presentation would be appropriate, please contact the Director/Dean of Admission at the nearest

state university in order to arrange for a speaker.

Directory of Admission Offices NAME OF INSTITUTION CITY, STATE, ZIP CODE PHONE

Web site, E-mail Fax

The University of Akron Akron, OH 44325-2001 330-972-7100 Website: www.uakron.edu 330-972-7970 E-mail: admissions@uakron.edu

Bowling Green State University Bowling Green, OH 43403 419-372-2478

Website: www.bgsu.edu 419-372-6955 E-mail: choosebgsu@bgsu.edu

Central State University Wilberforce, OH 45384 937-376-6348

Website: www.centralstate.edu 937-376-6083 E-mail: admissions@centralstate.edu

University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH 45221 513-556-1100

Website: www.admissions.uc.edu 513-556-1105 E-mail: admissions@uc.edu

Cleveland State University Cleveland, OH 44115 216-687-5411

Website: www.engagecsu.com 216-687-9210 E-mail: admissions@csuohio.edu

Kent State University Kent, OH 44242-0001 330-672-2444

Website: www.kent.edu 330-672-2499 E-mail: admissions@kent.edu

Miami University Oxford, OH 45056 513-529-2531

Website: www.MiamiOH.edu 513-529-1550 E-mail: admission@MiamiOH.edu

Northeast Ohio Medical University Rootstown, OH 44272 330-325-6275 Website: www.neomed.edu 330-325-6267 E-mail: admission@neomed.edu

The Ohio State University Columbus, OH 43218-2646 614-292-3980 Website: www.osu.edu 614-292-4818 E-mail: askabuckeye@osu.edu

Ohio University Athens, OH 45701-2979 740-593-4100

Web site: www.ohio.edu 740-593-0560 E-mail: admissions@ohio.edu

Shawnee State University Portsmouth, OH 45662 740-351-4778

Website: www.shawnee.edu 740-351-3111 E-mail: to_ssu@shawnee.edu

The University of Toledo Toledo, OH 43606-3390 419-530-8888

Website: www.utoledo.edu 800-5TOLEDO E-mail: enroll@utoledo.edu

Wright State University Dayton, OH 45435 937-775-5700

Website: www.wright.edu 937-775-4410 E-mail: admissions@wright.edu

Youngstown State University Youngstown, OH 44555 330-941-2000

Website: www.ysu.edu 330-941-3674 E-mail: enroll@ysu.edu

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1. The University of Akron-Summit College (Akron) 2. The University of Akron-Wayne College (Orrville) and

Medina County University Center (Medina) 3. Bowling Green State University-Firelands College

(Huron) 4. University of Cincinnati-Clermont College (Batavia) 5. University of Cincinnati-Blue Ash College (Blue Ash) 6. Kent State University-Ashtabula (Ashtabula) 7. Kent State University-East Liverpool (East Liverpool) 8. Kent State University-Geauga (Burton and Twinsburg) 9. Kent State University-Salem (Salem) 10. Kent State University-Stark (Canton) 11. Kent State University-Trumbull (Warren) 12. Kent State University-Tuscarawas (New Philadelphia)

Regional Campuses of Ohio Public Universities

13. Miami University-Hamilton (Hamilton) 14. Miami University-Middletown (Middletown) 15. Ohio State University-Agricultural Tech. Inst.

(Wooster) 16. Ohio State University-Lima Campus (Lima) 17. Ohio State University-Mansfield Campus

(Mansfield) 18. Ohio State University-Marion Campus (Marion) 19. Ohio State University-Newark Campus (Newark) 20. Ohio University-Chillicothe (Chillicothe) 21. Ohio University-Eastern (St. Clairsville) 22. Ohio University-Lancaster (Lancaster) 23. Ohio University-Southern Campus (Ironton) 24. Ohio University-Zanesville (Zanesville) 25. Wright State University-Lake Campus (Celina)

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