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UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF OHIO
OHIO'S
PUBLIC
UNIVERSITIES
2020–21 EDITION
1
August 2020
Copyright 2020 by the Ohio Public Universities Admissions Council.
This publication was funded and produced under the auspices of the Ohio Public
Universities Admissions Council (OPUAC.org)
All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced or distributed in any
form or by any means, with the exception of secondary school counselors for use with
their students in preparation for college planning.
2TABLE OF CONTENTS
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS.................................................................................................................................................4-5
INDIVIDUAL PROFILES OF OHIO'S PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES:
THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON...................................................................................................................................................6
BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY..................................................................................................................................7
CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY.................................................................................................................................................8
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI..................................................................................................................................................9
CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY..........................................................................................................................................10
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY......................................................................................................................................................11
MIAMI UNIVERSITY................................................................................................................................................................12
THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY..............................................................................................................................................13
OHIO UNIVERSITY...................................................................................................................................................................14
SHAWNEE STATE UNIVERSITY............................................................................................................................................15
THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO................................................................................................................................................16
WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY................................................................................................................................................ 17
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY................................................................................................................................... 18
RESOURCES ........................................................................................................................................................................................19
DIRECTORY OF ADMISSIONS OFFICES..........................................................................................................................................20
MAP OF OHIO PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES AND REGIONAL CAMPUSES.......................................................................................21
THE COUNCIL OF ADMISSION OFFICERS IS PLEASED TO PROVIDE
THIS PUBLICATION TO SECONDARY SCHOOL COUNSELORS AS A
COLLEGE PLANNING RESOURCE GUIDE.
3FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
BOWLING
CLEVELAND
THE UNIVERSITY GREEN CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY OF
STATE
OF AKRON STATE UNIVERSITY CINCINNATI
UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY
Require ACT Writing?
Waived for the Waived for
Application fee? X X X
2021 Cycle Fall 2021
Application fee waivers available? X X X X X
Accept electronic transcripts? X X X X X
Test Waiver
Require ACT/SAT scores to be sent directly
Prefer Option for X
from the testing agency?
Fall 2021
Recommend or require letters of
Honors College only Required
recommendation?
Which schools super score? X X
EDU, Inc.'s Common
Accept the Common Application? X X Black College X X
Application
Summer bridge programs for new
X X X X X
freshmen?
FAFSA priority deadline? Dec. 1 Jan. 15 Jan. 31 Dec. 1 Dec. 1
Scholarship deadline? May 1 Jan. 15 May 1 Dec. 1 Mar. 1
X X
Test optional/test waiver for fall 2021? X X X
Test Waiver Test Waiver
Transcript preferences? Please provide senior-year coursework in progress
Preference regarding College Credit Plus
vs AP/IB?
Accept dual enrollment credit?
4THE OHIO THE YOUNGSTOWN
KENT STATE MIAMI OHIO SHAWNEE STATE WRIGHT STATE
STATE UNIVERSITY STATE
UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO UNIVERSITY
X X X X None X None X
X X X X N/A X N/A X
X X X X X X X X
X Prefer
Require
ACT/SAT SAT ACT/SAT
X X X X X X X
X X X X X X
Dec. 1 Dec. 1 Feb. 1 Jan. 15 Dec. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 1 Dec. 1
Nov. 15 Dec. 1 Dec. 1 Feb. 15
Feb. 1 Dec. 1 Nov. 15 Feb. 1
priority deadline March 1 Feb. 1 Priority Deadline
X
X X X X X X X
Test Waiver
on transcripts for core curriculum determination and also provide the Statewide Student Identifier (SSID).
No preference by any of the universities.
No preference by any of the universities.
5THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON
Office of Admissions, Akron, OH 44325-2001
Phone: 330-972-7100 or 800-655-4884 Learn more about our in-person and virtual visit
Fax: 330-972-7970 opportunities at uakron.edu/visit
Email: admissions@uakron.edu
Website: uakron.edu/admissions
FALL 2019 ENROLLMENT SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM
Undergraduate: 16,407 UA operates on a rolling admissions basis and takes a holistic – or
Graduate/Law: 2,811 whole student – approach when considering students for admission.
Total: 19,218 We review each applicant and admission decisions are based
on several factors including strength of high school coursework,
APPLICATION INFORMATION cumulative grade point average (GPA), grade trends, official ACT/SAT
Start for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020 test scores, if available and special talents. Please visit uakron.edu/
Close for Fall 2021: May 1, 2021 (recommended) test-optional for more information about test optional at UA.
Williams Honors College: ACT/SAT Writing Test: Not required
January 4, 2021 (early admission and scholarship deadline)
April 1, 2021 (regular admission and scholarship deadline) ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES
Akron Guarantee Scholarship/General Scholarship Deadline: YES NO
May 1, 2021 AP X
FAFSA Priority Deadline: December 1, 2020 CLEP X
Application Fee: Waived for the 2021 Cycle Institutional Testing X
Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes. Fee Waived for the 2021 Cycle International Baccalaureate X
ADMISSIONS MATERIAL REQUIRED COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2020–2021)
(Need Prior to Admission) Main Campus Tuition (and fees): $11,880
YES NO Room and Board (Standard): $11,136*
Application Form X Confirmation Fee: $145
Fee X *Based on standard double room and basic meal plan.
High School Transcript X
ACT/SAT - Test Optional X RESIDENCE HALLS
Essay X Number of On-Campus Spaces: 2,900
Recommendation X Required/Available for Freshmen: Required for students who live
College Preparatory Course X outside of Medina, Portage, Stark, Summit, and Wayne counties.
Completion Form
MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS
ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN YES NO
CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGE Scholarships X
HS GPA: 3.54 Special Visit Programs X
ACT Composite: 23
SAT: 1116
CONTACT INFORMATION
Admissions
(Akron campus, bachelor’s degree-seeking)
Kim Gentile, Director of Admissions
Phone: 330-972-6345
CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS
Financial Aid
SUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDED
Jennifer Harpham, Director of Student Financial Aid
English 4
Phone: 330-972-7032
Math 4
Science 3 NCAA Eligibility and College Credit Plus Enrollment
Social Studies 3 Greg Landis, Associate Director
Foreign Language 2 Phone: 330-972-5827
Arts 1 Williams Honors College
Phone: 330-972-7966
Students are expected to have fulfilled the minimum core curriculum.
6BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY
200 University Hall, Bowling Green, OH 43403
Learn more about in-person and virtual visit Phone: 419-372-2478
opportunities at bgsu.edu/virtual Fax: 419-372-6955
Email: choosebgsu@bgsu.edu
Website: bgsu.edu
FALL 2019 ENROLLMENT SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM
Undergraduate: 15,104 All applicants are considered within a selective admissions process.
Graduate/Professional: 2,630 The primary criteria for admissions are the applicant’s high school
Total: 17,734 course work, cumulative grade point average, official ACT/SAT results,
and class rank.
APPLICATION INFORMATION ACT/SAT Writing Test: Not required
(Rolling admissions) Campus Visits: Schedule in advance at visit.bgsu.edu
Application Fee: $45 (Free until Jan. 15, 2021)
Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES
YES NO
ADMISSIONS MATERIAL REQUIRED AP X
(Need Prior to Admission) CLEP X
YES NO Institutional Testing X
Application Form X International Baccalaureate X
Fee X
High School Transcript X COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2020–2021)
ACT/SAT X Tuition and fees: $11,612
(Test Waiver Option for Fall 2021) Room and Meals: $9,380
Essay X
Recommendation X RESIDENCE HALLS
College Preparatory Course X Number of On-Campus Spaces: 6,000
Completion Form
MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS
ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN YES NO
CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGE Scholarships X
HS GPA: 3.47 Special Visit Programs X
ACT: 23
SAT: 1100 CONTACT INFORMATION
Admissions
CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS Adrea Spoon, Director of Admissions
SUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDED Phone: 419-372-2478
English 4 Financial Aid
Math 4 Betsy Johnson, Director of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships
Science 3 Phone: 419-372-2651
Social Studies 3 NCAA Eligibility
Foreign Language 2 Mark Lukosavich, Assistant Athletic Director
Arts 1 Phone: 419-372-2401
Students are expected to have fulfilled the minimum core curriculum. College Credit Plus
Holly Cipriani, Associate Director
Phone: 419-372-1537
7CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY
1400 Brush Row Rd., Wilberforce, OH 45384
Phone: 937-376-6348 or 800-388-2781
Fax: 937-376-6083
Go to centralstate.edu for
E-mail: admissions@centralstate.edu campus visit information.
Website: centralstate.edu
FALL 2019 ENROLLMENT SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM
Undergraduate: 2,099 GPA: 2.20–4.0
Graduate/Professional: 0 ACT Score: 16
Freshman Class: 791
ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES
APPLICATION INFORMATION YES NO
Start for Fall 2021: Open AP X
Close for Fall 2021: August CLEP X
Application Fee: $35 Institutional Testing X
Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes International Baccalaureate X
ADMISSIONS MATERIAL REQUIRED COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2019–2020)
(Need Prior to Admission) In-state Tuition (and fees): $17,606*
YES NO Out-of-state Tuition (and fees): $19,606*
Application Form X *Figures include tuition, fees, and room and board. Health fees are not included in total.
Fee X
High School Transcript X RESIDENCE HALLS
ACT/SAT X Number of On-Campus Spaces: 1,547
Essay (for Honors College) X Required/Available for Freshmen: Required
Recommendation X
College Preparatory Course X MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS
Completion Form YES NO
Non-Cognitive Essay X Scholarships X
Special Visit Programs X
ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN
CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGE CONTACT INFORMATION
HS GPA: 2.74 Admissions
SAT: 800 Isabelle Cayo Sanders, Director of Admissions and
ACT Composite: 16.5 Enrollment Management
Phone: 937-376-6121
CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS Financial Aid
SUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDED Demarus Crawford-White, Director of Student Financial Aid
English 4 Phone: 937-376-6578
Math 4 NCAA Eligibility, Office of Admissions & Post-Secondary
Science 3 Enrollment Options
Social Studies 3 Jasmine Ellis, Associate Athletics Director for Compliance and Senior
Foreign Language 2 Woman Administrator
Arts 1 Phone: 937-376-6060
Central State University strongly endorses the recommended minimum College Credit Plus
core curriculum for freshman admissions but requires a minimum 2.2 Lakeysha Smith, Director or Academic Advising
GPA or higher. Test scores are optional, although some scholarships Phone: 937-376-6354
and academic programs may require them for admission.
8UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI
P.O. Box 210091, Cincinnati, OH 45221-0091
Phone: 513-556-1100
Go to admissions.uc.edu/visit Fax: 513-556-1105
for campus visit information. E-mail: admissions@uc.edu
Website: admissions.uc.edu
FALL 2019 ENROLLMENT SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM
Uptown (main) Campus Cincinnati reviews applications holistically and admits directly to major. Admission
Undergraduate: 27,488 to selective programs will be very competitive and may require coursework beyond
Graduate/Professional: 10,890 the "core curriculum." Students who wish to be considered for selective programs,
the University Honors Program, or scholarships must have a complete admission
Total: 38,378
file by the early action deadline. Admission to the two-year, regional colleges in
Total Enrollment Across All Campuses: 46,388
Blue Ash and Clermont is "open" in most areas of study.
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Test-Optional Admission: For fall 2021 and 2022, students will be able to
Start for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020 apply to most University of Cincinnati programs with or without an ACT or SAT
Close for Fall 2021: score. Students must indicate within their application whether they would like
December 1, 2020 (early action) their score included for review and will have a brief window of opportunity to
March 1, 2021 (rolling deadline, first year) update their selection before their application is moved forward for review. If a
July 1, 2021 (transfers) student indicates they would like their score included in review, the test score
CCM Transfers: December 1, 2020 must come directly from the testing agency.
DAAP Transfers: March 1, 2021
Admissions Notification:
Late-January, Exact Date TBD (early action applicants)
ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES
Weekly starting in February YES NO
Application Fee: $50 AP X
Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes CLEP X
Institutional Testing X
ADMISSIONS MATERIAL REQUIRED International Baccalaureate X
(Need Prior to Admission)
YES NO COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2020–2021)
Application Form X Tuition: $12,138*
Fee X Room and Board (standard): $11,874**
High School Transcript X *Resident tuition and fees guaranteed for 4 or 5 years depending on degree program.
ACT/SAT (optional for most programs) **Cost may vary based on student's room and meal selection.
Essay X
Recommendation Letter X RESIDENCE HALLS
College Preparatory Course X Number of On-Campus Spaces: Approximately 7,000
Completion Form Required/Available for Freshmen: Required for students outside a
50-mile radius from campus.
ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN
CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGE MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS
HS GPA (middle 50 percent): 3.40–4.00 YES NO
SAT: 1140–1330 (critical reading and math) Scholarships X
ACT Composite: 23–29 Special Visit Programs X
CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS CONTACT INFORMATION
SUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDED Admissions NCAA Eligibility
English 4 Delonte LeFlore, Dir. of Admissions ncaa.org
Math 4 for Recruitment and Outreach College Credit Plus
Science 3 Phone: 513-556-1405 Beth Fisher, Director
Social Studies 3 Financial Aid Phone: 513-556-1955
Electives* 5 David Peterson, Assistant
*Two years of foreign language are recommended for some programs. Vice Provost of Financial Aid
For baccalaureate college admission, the 19 stated units are required. Phone: 513-556-1000
Students may be admitted with one or two deficiencies and will be
given the opportunity to complete these deficiencies while enrolled. 9CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY
2121 Euclid Ave., EC100, Cleveland, OH 44115
Go to www.Engagecsu.com/visit
Phone: 216-687-5411
Fax: 216-687-9210
to schedule a visit.
E-mail: admissions@csuohio.edu
Website: engagecsu.com
FALL 2019 ENROLLMENT ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES
Undergraduate: 11,784 YES NO
Graduate/Professional: 3,864 AP X
Freshman Class: 1,943 CLEP X
Total: 15,648 Institutional Testing X
International Baccalaureate X
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Start for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020 COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2019–2020)
Close for Fall 2021: August 21, 2021 (rolling) Tuition (and fees): $11,185*
Application Fee: $40 (Waived for 2021) Room and Board: $11,084**
Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes *Additional student fees may apply.
**Double occupancy with traditional meal plan
ADMISSIONS MATERIAL REQUIRED
RESIDENCE HALLS
(Need Prior to Admission)
YES NO
Number of On-Campus Spaces: 1,157
Application Form X Required/Available for Freshmen: Available*
*Residence halls fill quickly, so apply early
Fee X
High School Transcript X
ACT/SAT Total Scores X
MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS
YES NO
ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN Scholarships X
Special Visit Programs X
CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGE
HS GPA: 3.41 CONTACT INFORMATION
SAT: 998 total
Admissions
ACT Composite: 22
Cristina Sanchez Wayton, Director of Admissions
Phone: 216-687-3771
CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS
Email: c.sanchez17@csuohio.edu
SUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDED
Financial Aid
English 4
Rachel Schmidt, Director
Math 4
Phone: 216-687-5594
Science 3
Email: r.m.schmidt@csuohio.edu
Social Studies 3
Foreign Language 2 NCAA Eligibility
Arts 1 Mark Gefert, Coordinator
Phone: 216-687-4824
SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM Email: m.gefert@csuohio.edu
Cleveland State University requires a cumulative high school GPA of College Credit Plus
2.3 or higher. Test scores are waived for the admission decisions for Tonisha Glover, Coordinator, CCP
Fall 2021. Some academic programs have more selective Phone: 216-687-2279
admission requirements. Email: t.m.glover@csuohio.edu
CSU's All-in-1 Specialists
ACT/SAT Writing Test: Not required Phone: 216-687-5411
Email: allin1@csuohio.edu
10KENT STATE UNIVERSITY
P.O. Box 5190, Kent, Ohio 44242-0001 (Admissions Office)
Go to www.kent.edu/admissions/visit Phone: 330-672-2444 or 800-988-KENT
to schedule a visit. Fax: 330-672-2499
E-mail: admissions@kent.edu
Website: kent.edu/admissions
FALL 2019 ENROLLMENT ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES
Undergraduate: 21,351 YES NO
Graduate/Professional: 5,453 AP X
Freshman Class: 4,263 CLEP X
Total: 26,804 Institutional Testing X
International Baccalaureate X
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Start for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020 COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2020–2021)
November 1, 2020 (for priority scholarship consideration) Tuition (Kent campus): $11,587
February 1, 2021 (recommended application deadline) Room and Board: $12,084*
Close for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020 Enrollment Fee: $150
December 1, 2020 (for priority scholarship consideration) *Based on standard double room and basic meal plan.
Application Fee: $50
Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes RESIDENCE HALLS
Number of On-Campus Spaces: 6,500
ADMISSIONS MATERIAL REQUIRED Required/Available for Freshmen: Required
(Need Prior to Admission)
YES NO MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS
Application Form X YES NO
Fee X Scholarships X
High School Transcript X Special Visit Programs X
ACT/SAT X
Essay X CONTACT INFORMATION
Recommendation X Admissions
Sean Broghammer
ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN Associate Vice President Of Enrollment Management, Admissions
CLASS BY MID-RANGE Phone: 330-672-2021
HS GPA: 3.16–3.81 Financial Aid
SAT: 1040–1220 (critical reading and math) Brenda Burke
ACT Composite: 20–26 Associate Vice President of Enrollment Management, Financial Aid
Phone: 330-672-2972
CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS NCAA Eligibility
SUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDED Amy Szydlowski, Admissions Office
English 4
Phone: 330-672-8856
Math 4
College Credit Plus
Science 3
Johanna Pionke, Admissions Office
Social Studies 3
Phone: 330-672-3754
Foreign Language 2
Arts 1
Students are expected to have fulfilled the minimum core curriculum.
SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM
Admission to the Kent Campus is selective. We take a holistic
approach to the application review process and consider a variety of
factors in the admission decision. The Admissions Office carefully
reviews each applicant based on multiple factors including cumulative
grade point average (GPA), strength of high school preparatory
curriculum, grade trends and special talents.
11MIAMI UNIVERSITY
301 S. Campus Ave., Oxford, OH 45056-34341
Phone: 513-529-2531
Fax: 513-529-1550 Explore Miami's visit and event opportunities
E-mail: admission@MiamiOH.edu at MiamiOH.edu/visit.
Website: MiamiOH.edu
FALL 2019 ENROLLMENT SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM
Undergraduate: 17,246 Miami conducts a comprehensive, individualized, and holistic review.
Graduate/Professional: 2,470 We consider more than 20 academic and contextual factors, including
Freshman Class: 4,309 breadth and depth of high school curriculum, class rank, GPA,
Total: 19,716 standardized test scores (if submitted), leadership, extracurricular
involvement, life circumstances, obstacles overcome, socioeconomic
APPLICATION INFORMATION status, potential contributions to diversity.
Start for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020 ACT/SAT Writing Test: Not required
Close for Fall 2021: February 1, 2021
Application Fee: $50 (domestic) $70 (international) ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES
Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes YES NO
AP X
ADMISSIONS MATERIAL REQUIRED CLEP X
(Need Prior to Admission) Institutional Testing X
YES NO International Baccalaureate X
Application Form X
Fee X COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2020–2021)
High School Transcript X Tuition (and fees): $16,224
ACT/SAT (from testing agency) X Room and Board: $14,510*
Essay (required) X *Based on double occupancy/average meal plan.
Recommendation (required) X
College Preparatory Course X RESIDENCE HALLS
Completion Form (recommended) Number of On-Campus Spaces: 8,132
Required/Available for Freshmen: Required
ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN
CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGE MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS
HS GPA: 3.57-4.15 YES NO
ACT Composite: 27.9 Scholarships X
Special Visit Programs X
CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS
SUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDED CONTACT INFORMATION
English 4 Admissions
Math 4 Bethany Perkins, Director of Admission
Science 3 Phone: 513-529-1566
Social Studies 3 Financial Aid
Foreign Language 2 Beth Johnson, Director of Student Financial Assistance
Arts 1 Phone: 513-529-0001
Miami expects students to have completed as least two years of the Diversity and Outreach
same foreign language. Students who do not meet these standards Jonika Moore, Senior Associate Director
will not be denied admission if they are otherwise qualified. Instead, Phone: 513-529-2536
they will be required to complete additional courses after they come NCAA Eligibility
to Miami. These courses will count toward graduation and many of Ann Bader, Senior Assistant Director
them can fulfill other university requirements. They are regular college Phone: 513-529-1240
courses, not remedial courses. College Credit Plus/Transfer
Kathy Gutheil, Director of International, Transfer, and Strategic
Enrollment Programs
Phone: 513-529-8591
12THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
P.O. Box 182646, Columbus, OH 43218-2646
Phone: 614-292-3980
Go to https://campusvisit.osu.edu Fax: 614-292-4818
for campus visit information. E-mail: askabuckeye@osu.edu
Website: undergrad.osu.edu
FALL 2019 ENROLLMENT SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM
Undergraduate: 53,669 Applicants to The Ohio State University’s Columbus campus are
Graduate/Professional:14,401 considered for admission on a competitive basis. We evaluate each
Freshman Class: 7,630 applicant holistically in terms of criteria that measure the merit
Total: 68,262 of academic achievement as well as personal interests, talents,
accomplishments, and challenges. Criteria for our holistic review can
APPLICATION INFORMATION be found at undergrad.osu.edu.
Start for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020 ACT/SAT Writing Test: Not required
Close for Fall 2021: November 15, 2020 (early action)
February 1, 2021 (regular decision) ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES
Application Fee: $60 (domestic) and $70 (international) YES NO
Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes AP X
CLEP X
ADMISSIONS MATERIAL REQUIRED Institutional Testing X
(Need Prior to Admission) International Baccalaureate X
YES NO
Application Form X COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2020–2021)
Fee X Columbus Campus Tuition (and fees): $11,518*
High School Transcript X Columbus Campus Room and Board: $13,026**
ACT/SAT (optional for 2021) X *Resident tuition and fees guaranteed through 2023–24 for incoming class of 2020.
Essay X **Amount of the most popular room and board combination; your cost will depend on
what housing and meal plans you select.
Recommendation X
College Preparatory Course X
RESIDENCE HALLS
Completion Form (recommended)
Number of On-Campus Spaces: 14,313 (undergraduate)
ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN Required/Available for Freshmen: Required
CLASS BY MIDDLE 50 PERCENT RANGE MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS
HS GPA: N/A YES NO
ACT Composite: 27–32 Scholarships X
SAT: 1270–1420 (critical reading and math) Special Visit Programs X
CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS CONTACT INFORMATION
SUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDED
Admissions
English 4 Dr. Beth Wiser, Executive Director of Undergraduate Admissions
Math 3 (4)* Phone: 614-292-3980
Science 3
Financial Aid (sfa.osu.edu)
Social Studies 2 (3)*
Phone: 614-292-0300 or 800-678-6440 (outside 614 area code)
Foreign Language 2 (3)*
E-mail: buckeyelink@osu.edu (general questions)
Arts 1
Office of Diversity and Inclusion
*The Ohio State University endorses the minimum core curriculum
Phone: 614-292-0964
above. Numbers in parenthesis represent the recommended number of
Website: odi.osu.edu
units for strong preparation.
NCAA Eligibility
ncaa.org
College Credit Plus
Michele C. Brown
Phone: 614-688-4468
13OHIO UNIVERSITY
Chubb Hall 120, 1 Ohio University Drive, Athens, OH 45701-2979
Phone: 740-593-4100
Fax: 740-593-0560 Go to www.ohio.edu/admissions/visit
E-mail: admissions@ohio.edu for campus visit information.
Website: ohio.edu
FALL 2019 ENROLLMENT (ATHENS CAMPUS) Ohio University performs a thorough, individual review of each
Undergraduate: 16,272 application. Successful candidates possess a strong college preparatory
Graduate/Professional: 6,434 curriculum and demonstrate potential for college success by their
Freshman Class: 3,671 performance in high school. Other factors considered include class rank,
Total: 22,706 strength of curriculum, grade trends, and grade point average.
APPLICATION INFORMATION ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES
Start for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020 YES NO
Close for Fall 2021: AP X
November 15, 2020 (early action deadline) CLEP (subject tests only) X
February 1, 2021 (rolling admission deadline) Institutional Testing X
Application Fee: $50 International Baccalaureate X
Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes
COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2020–2021)
ADMISSIONS MATERIAL REQUIRED Tuition (and fees): $12,612 (in-state)
(Need Prior to Admission) Room and Board: $10,914*
YES NO *Standard double room with Traditional 14 meal plan.
Application Form X
Fee (waiver available) X RESIDENCE HALLS
High School Transcript X Number of On-Campus Spaces: 8,000+
ACT/SAT (optional) X Required/Available for Freshmen: Required for freshmen and
Essay (optional) X sophomores
HTC Required
MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS
ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN YES NO
CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGE Scholarships X
Special Visit Programs X
HS GPA: 3.55
ACT Composite: 21–26
CONTACT INFORMATION
SAT: 1060–1240 (critical reading and math)
Admissions
CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS Candace J. Boeninger, Interim Vice Provost for Strategic Enrollment
Management and Director of Undergraduate Admissions
SUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDED
Phone: 740-593-4120
English 4
Math 4 Financial Aid
Science 3 Valerie Miller, Director of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships
Social Studies 3 Phone: 740-593-4141
Foreign Language 2 NCAA Eligibility
Arts 1 Rob Callahan, Senior Director of Recruitment and Partnerships
Other Electives 4 Phone: 740-593-2576
Diversity
SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM Nancy Edwards Grady, Senior Assistant Director for Diversity
Ohio University strongly endorses the recommended minimum core Phone: 740-593-4112
curriculum for freshman admission including minimum of two units of College Credit Plus
foreign language. Selective admission is in effect for all high school Heather Martin, Assistant Director for Dual Enrollment Programs
applicants. Phone: 740-597-1445
14SHAWNEE STATE UNIVERSITY
940 Second Street, Portsmouth, OH 45662
Go to www.shawnee.edu/admission-and-financial- Phone: 740-351-4778 or 800-959-2SSU
aid/schedule-campus-visit for campus visit Fax: 740-351-3111
information. E-mail: to_ssu@shawnee.edu
Website: shawnee.edu
FALL 2019 ENROLLMENT Admission to freshman studies is possible in the fall, spring, and
Undergraduate: 2,980 summer semesters.
Graduate/Professional: 176 ACT/SAT Writing Test: Not required
Freshman Class: 808
Total: 3,156 ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES
YES NO
APPLICATION INFORMATION AP X
Start for Fall 2021: September 1, 2020 CLEP (subject tests only) X
Close for Fall 2021: August 1, 2021 Institutional Testing X
Application Fee: N/A International Baccalaureate X
ADMISSIONS MATERIAL REQUIRED COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2018–2019)
(Need Prior to Admission) Tuition (and general fees): $8,603
YES NO Room: $6,873*
Application Form X Meal Plan: $4,131
Fee X *Double occupancy room in Campus View. Each unit has fully equipped kitchen.
High School Transcript X
ACT/SAT X* RESIDENCE HALLS
Essay X Number of On-Campus Spaces: 1,015
Recommendation X Required/Available for Freshmen: Required
College Preparatory Course Completion Form X
*SSU recommends that students take the ACT or SAT, but will provide admission MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS
opportunities for students unable to test. SSU is open access and is requiring either YES NO
an ACT, SAT, or placement test to determine placement. Scholarships X
Special Visit Programs X
ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN
CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGE CONTACT INFORMATION
HS GPA: 3.30 Admissions
ACT Composite: 21.4 Tena Pierce, Assistant Director, Recruitment and Transfer
SAT: critical reading N/A, math N/A Phone: 740-351-3262
Financial Aid
CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS Nicole Neal, Director of Student Business Operations
SUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDED Phone: 800-959-2778
English 4 Multicultural Recruitment
Math 3 Office of Admissions
Science 3 admissions@shawnee.edu
Social Studies 3 Phone: 740-351-3229
Foreign Language 2 NCAA Eligibility & Diversity
Arts 1 Jeff Hamilton, Athletic Director
admissions@shawnee.edu
SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM Phone: 740-351-3285
Admission to Shawnee State University is open to graduates of College Credit Plus
Ohio high schools, however students that place in developmental Heidi Bender, CCP Advisor
coursework may be required to attend a Bridge to Success Program. hbender@shawnee.edu
Admission to health science programs is selective and limited in Phone: 740-351-3072
enrollment. Students interested in selective programs are advised
to request information during fall of your senior year at the latest, in
order to meet deadlines for receipt of all application materials.
15
*Students without an ACT or SAT will need to take a placement test.THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO
2801 W. Bancroft Street, Toledo, OH 43606-3390
Phone: 419-530-8888 or 800-5-TOLEDO
Fax: 419-530-5872 Go to utoledo.edu/admission/visit
E-mail: enroll@utoledo.edu to schedule a visit.
Website: utoledo.edu
FALL 2019 ENROLLMENT (MAIN CAMPUS) ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES
Undergraduate: 15,568 YES NO
Graduate/Professional: 4,214 AP X
Freshman Class: 2,747 CLEP (subject tests only) X
Total: 19,782 Institutional Testing X
International Baccalaureate X
APPLICATION INFORMATION
Start for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020 COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2019–2020)*
Close for Fall 2021: Rolling Tuition (and general fees): $10,556 (in-state)
Application Fee: $40 Room and Board: $12,590
Deferral Available (online): Yes *In-state, estimated.
ADMISSIONS MATERIAL REQUIRED RESIDENCE HALLS
(Need Prior to Admission) Number of On-Campus Spaces: 3,108
YES NO Required/Available for Freshmen: Required for freshmen and
Application Form X sophomores
Fee (can be deferred at admission) X
ACT/SAT are not required for test-optional applicants. MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS
High School Transcripts are not required at time of application, but YES NO
are required for merit scholarship consideration. Scholarships (Diversity) X
Essay (competitive scholarships only) X Special Visit Programs X
Recommendation (competitive scholarships only) X
CONTACT INFORMATION
ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN Admissions
CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGE Collin Palmer, Director of Undergraduate Admission
HS GPA: 3.45 Phone: 419-530-UTUT (8888)
ACT Composite: 20–26 Financial Aid
SAT: 1020–1240 Todd Matthews, Director of Financial Aid Operations
Phone: 419-530-8700
CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS NCAA Eligibility & Diversity
SUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDED Brian Lutz
English 4 Phone: 419-530-8496
Math 4 College Credit Plus
Natural Science 3 Adam Bohland
Social Science 3 Phone: 419-530-5728
SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM
UToledo offers multiple pathways for admission , all of which are
outlined at:
www.utoledo.edu/admission/freshman/admission-standards.html
Applicants may take advantage of a test-optional admission pathway
if they choose; can submit a self-reported GPA at time of application;
and know that if applying with multiple test scores, they will
be superscored.
16WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY
3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy., Dayton, OH 45435
Phone: 937-775-5700 or 800-247-1770
Go to www.wright.edu/visit Fax: 937-775-4410
for campus visit information. E-mail: admissions@wright.edu
Website: wright.edu
FALL 2019 ENROLLMENT All applicants, including test-optional applicants, will be eligible to be
Undergraduate: 10,699 considered for University benefits, including merit-based scholarships.
Graduate/Professional: 3,048 At the current time, applications will be reviewed holistically.
Freshman Class: 1,402
Students will automatically be considered for merit-based scholarships
Total: 13,742
by submitting your application for admission. To be considered for
need-based financial aid, students should complete the FAFSA. In
APPLICATION INFORMATION
addition, students are encouraged to apply for additional scholarships
Start for Fall 2021: July 2020
through our competitive scholarship application.
Close for Fall 2021: August 23, 2021
Priority Application Deadline: November 1, 2020 ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES
Regular Application Deadline: February 1, 2021
YES NO
Rolling Application Deadline: August 23, 2021
AP X
Application Fee: Free
CLEP (subject tests only) X
Institutional Testing X
ADMISSIONS MATERIAL REQUIRED International Baccalaureate X
(Need Prior to Admission)
YES NO COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2020–2021)
Application Form X Tuition: $9,962
Fee X Room and Board: $10,548*
High School Transcript X *Average cost of double occupancy room with meal plan.
ACT/SAT (Test optional for '21 & '22)
Essay X RESIDENCE HALLS
Recommendation X Number of On-Campus Spaces: 3,000
Required/Available for Freshmen: Available
ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN
MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS
CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGE
YES NO
HS GPA: 3.27
Scholarships X
ACT Composite: 21.8
Special Visit Programs X
SAT: 1009.5 total score
CONTACT INFORMATION
CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS
Admissions
SUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDED
Jen McCamis, Director of Undergraduate Admissions
English 4
Phone: 937-775-5700 or 800-247-1770
Math 4
Science 3 RaiderConnect, Student Enrollment Services
Social Studies 3 Michael Griest, Director of RaiderConnect
Foreign Language 2 Phone: 937-775-4000
Visual or Performing Arts 1 Multicultural Recruitment
Other Electives 4 Marquita Manns
Students are expected to have fulfilled the minimum core curriculum. Phone: 937-775-5700 or 800-247-1770
NCAA Eligibility
SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM Jen McCamis
High school graduates who complete the Ohio Core Curriculum (or Phone: 937-775-5700 or 800-247-1770
equivalent rigorous curriculum) and maintain at least a 2.0 cumulative College Credit Plus
high school GPA will be considered for admission. Applications will be Cathy Davis
evaluated in a holistic review process. Phone: 937-775-5702
17YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY
One University Plaza, Youngstown, OH 44555
Phone: 330-941-2000 or 877-468-6978 Go to visit.ysu.edu to schedule
Fax: 330-941-3674 an in-person or virtual visit.
E-mail: enroll@ysu.edu
Website: ysu.edu
FALL 2019 ENROLLMENT Evidence-based Writing and Reading test score and Math score) for
Undergraduate: 11,006 unconditional admission. Applicants not meeting these requirements
Graduate/Professional: 1,149 may be considered on a conditional basis. Entering students may be
Freshman Class: 1,939 required to take a reading, writing, and math placement test.
Total: 12,155 ACT/SAT Writing Test: Not required
APPLICATION INFORMATION ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES
Start for Fall 2021: Open YES NO
Close for Fall 2021: August 1, 2021 AP X
Application Fee: $45 CLEP (subject tests only) X
Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes Institutional Testing X
International Baccalaureate X
ADMISSIONS MATERIAL REQUIRED
(Need Prior to Admission) COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2019–2020)
YES NO Tuition: $9,589
Application Form X Room and Board: $9,700*
*Plus $35 application fee
Fee X
High School Transcript X
ACT/SAT X RESIDENCE HALLS
Essay X Number of On-Campus Spaces: 1,360
Recommendation X Required/Available for Freshmen: Available
College Preparatory Course X
Completion Form MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS
YES NO
ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN Scholarships X
CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGE Special Visit Programs X
HS GPA: 3.41
CONTACT INFORMATION
ACT Composite: 18–24
Admissions
CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTS Christine Hubert, Director of Admission
Phone: 330-941-2000
SUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDED
English 4 Financial Aid
Math 4 Patrick Hoffman, Director of Financial Aid and Scholarships
Science 3 Phone: 330-941-3505
Social Studies 3 Multicultural Recruitment
Foreign Language 2 Maggie McClendon
Arts 1 Phone: 330-941-3243
Youngstown State University endorses the core curriculum. Students NCAA Eligibility & Diversity
with high school deficiencies will be required to make them up by Emily Wollet
completing prescribed remedial courses without baccalaureate credit. Phone: 330-941-7208
College Credit Plus
Sharon Schroeder
SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERM Phone: 330-941-2445
Youngstown State University is test optional for Fall 2021. The
Admissions Office will perform a holistic review based on high school
coursework, academic rigor and grades received in "core curriculum"
for those students who do not submit ACT or SAT scores. If a student
submits ACT or SAT scores, applicants must have a minimum 2.0
GPA on a 4.0 scale, and a 17 ACT composite (920 SAT combined 18RESOURCES
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.
QUESTIONS?
VISIT THE COUNCIL OF ADMISSION OFFICERS OF OHIO’S
PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES WEBSITE AT OPUAC.ORG
ACT | act.org FINANCIAL AID FOR STUDENTS/U.S. DEPARTMENT
OF EDUCATION | ed.gov/fund/grants-college.html
AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION | acenet.edu Provides college financial planning information.
Resources for students, especially credit for workforce training
and ACE credit recommendations. OHIO BOARD OF REGENTS | ohiohighered.org
Information about Ohio colleges and state scholarships and
AMERICAN STUDENT ASSISTANCE COLLEGE financial aid.
PLANNING | asa.org
Helps students from all backgrounds plan for college and find MAPPING YOUR FUTURE | mappingyourfuture.org
sources of financial aid through school-based programs located Provides information on planning a career and selecting and
in libraries and community agencies. paying for school.
THE COLLEGE BOARD | collegeboard.org MY COLLEGE OPTIONS | mycollegeoptions.org
A free college planning service, offering assistance to students,
COLLEGENET | collegenet.com parents, high schools, counselors, and teachers nationwide.
Offers online college application information, as well as free
financial aid search resources. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT FINANCIAL
AID ADMINISTRATORS | nasfaa.org
COLLEGE PLANNING NETWORK | collegeplan.org Learn about financing your education.
Provides information on college selection, admission, financial
aid, and scholarships. PETERSON’S ONLINE | petersons.com
A collection of useful information on the college search, financial
COLLEGE VIEW | collegeview.com aid, and test prep processes.
Provides information on selecting and paying for school, majors,
campus life, etc. SALLIE MAE | salliemae.com
Planning for college and applying for financial aid and loans are
FASTWEB | fastweb.com covered here.
Resource for students researching scholarship assistance.
THE STUDENT GUIDE TO FINANCIAL AID/U.S.
THE FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION PAGE | finaid.org DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION | studentaid.ed.gov
The SmartStudent™ Guide to financial aid. This site is a guide to federal aid opportunities from the U.S.
Department of Education. To apply for aid from these programs,
students must complete a Free Application for Federal Student
Aid (FAFSA) at fafsa.gov or by phone at 866-550-5120.
19DIRECTORY OF ADMISSIONS OFFICES
NAME OF INSTITUTION EMAIL PHONE
CITY, STATE, AND ZIP WEBSITE FAX
THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON E: admissions@uakron.edu P: 330-972-7100
Akron, OH 44325-2001 W: uakron.edu F: 330-972-7970
BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY E: choosebgsu@bgsu.edu P: 419-372-2478
Bowling Green, OH 43403 W: bgsu.edu F: 419-372-6955
CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY E: admissions@centralstate.edu P: 937-376-6348
Wilberforce, OH 45384 W: centralstate.edu F: 937-376-6083
UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI E: admissions@uc.edu P: 513-556-1100
Cincinnati, OH 45221 W: admissions.uc.edu F: 513-556-1105
CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY E: admissions@csuohio.edu P: 216-687-5411
Cleveland, OH 4115 W: engagecsu.com F: 216-687-9210
KENT STATE UNIVERSITY E: admissions@kent.edu P: 330-672-2444
Kent, OH 44242-0001 W: kent.edu F: 330-672-2499
MIAMI UNIVERSITY E: admission@MiamiOH.edu P: 513-529-2531
Oxford, OH 45056 W: MiamiOH.edu F: 513-529-1550
THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY E: askabuckeye@osu.edu P: 614-292-3980
Columbus, OH 43218-2646 W: osu.edu F: 614-292-4818
OHIO UNIVERSITY E: admissions@ohio.edu P: 740-593-4100
Athens, OH 45701-2979 W: ohio.edu F: 740-593-0560
SHAWNEE STATE UNIVERSITY E: to_ssu@shawnee.edu P: 740-351-4778
Portsmouth, OH 45662 W: shawnee.edu F: 740-351-3111
THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO E: enroll@utoledo.edu P: 419-530-8888
Toledo, OH 43606-3390 W: utoledo.edu F: 419-530-5872
WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY E: admissions@wright.edu P: 937-775-5700
Dayton, OH 45435 W: wright.edu F: 937-775-4410
YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITY E: enroll@ysu.edu P: 330-941-2000
Youngstown, OH 44555 W: ysu.edu F: 330-941-3674
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