UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF OHIO OHIO'S

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OHIO'S PUBLIC

UNIVERSITIES2020–21 EDITION

UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF OHIO

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August 2020

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their students in preparation for college planning.

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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

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSTHE UNIVERSITY

OF AKRON

BOWLING GREENSTATE

UNIVERSITY

CENTRAL STATEUNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OFCINCINNATI

CLEVELAND STATE

UNIVERSITY

KENT STATEUNIVERSITY

MIAMI UNIVERSITY

THE OHIO STATE

UNIVERSITY

OHIOUNIVERSITY

SHAWNEE STATEUNIVERSITY

THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO

WRIGHT STATEUNIVERSITY

YOUNGSTOWN STATE

UNIVERSITY

Require ACT Writing?

Application fee? Waived for the 2021 Cycle X X X Waived for

Fall 2021 X X X X None X None X

Application fee waivers available? X X X X X X X X X N/A X N/A X

Accept electronic transcripts? X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Require ACT/SAT scores to be sent directly from the testing agency? Prefer

Test Waiver Option for Fall 2021

X X Prefer

Recommend or require letters of recommendation? Honors College only Required Require

Which schools super score? X X ACT/SAT SAT ACT/SAT

Accept the Common Application? X XEDU, Inc.'s Common

Black College Application

X X X X X X X X X

Summer bridge programs for new freshmen? X X X X X X X X X X X

FAFSA priority deadline? Dec. 1 Jan. 15 Jan. 31 Dec. 1 Dec. 1 Dec. 1 Dec. 1 Feb. 1 Jan. 15 Dec. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 1 Dec. 1

Scholarship deadline? May 1 Jan. 15 May 1 Dec. 1 Mar. 1 Feb. 1 Dec. 1 Nov. 15 Nov. 15priority deadline

Dec. 1March 1

Dec. 1Feb. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 15

Priority Deadline

Test optional/test waiver for fall 2021?

Transcript preferences? Please provide senior-year coursework in progress on transcripts for core curriculum determination and also provide the Statewide Student Identifier (SSID).

Preference regarding College Credit Plus vs AP/IB? No preference by any of the universities.

Accept dual enrollment credit? No preference by any of the universities.

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Test Waiver X XX

Test Waiver

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THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRON

BOWLING GREENSTATE

UNIVERSITY

CENTRAL STATEUNIVERSITY

UNIVERSITY OFCINCINNATI

CLEVELAND STATE

UNIVERSITY

KENT STATEUNIVERSITY

MIAMI UNIVERSITY

THE OHIO STATE

UNIVERSITY

OHIOUNIVERSITY

SHAWNEE STATEUNIVERSITY

THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO

WRIGHT STATEUNIVERSITY

YOUNGSTOWN STATE

UNIVERSITY

Require ACT Writing?

Application fee? Waived for the 2021 Cycle X X X Waived for

Fall 2021 X X X X None X None X

Application fee waivers available? X X X X X X X X X N/A X N/A X

Accept electronic transcripts? X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Require ACT/SAT scores to be sent directly from the testing agency? Prefer

Test Waiver Option for Fall 2021

X X Prefer

Recommend or require letters of recommendation? Honors College only Required Require

Which schools super score? X X ACT/SAT SAT ACT/SAT

Accept the Common Application? X XEDU, Inc.'s Common

Black College Application

X X X X X X X X X

Summer bridge programs for new freshmen? X X X X X X X X X X X

FAFSA priority deadline? Dec. 1 Jan. 15 Jan. 31 Dec. 1 Dec. 1 Dec. 1 Dec. 1 Feb. 1 Jan. 15 Dec. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 1 Dec. 1

Scholarship deadline? May 1 Jan. 15 May 1 Dec. 1 Mar. 1 Feb. 1 Dec. 1 Nov. 15 Nov. 15priority deadline

Dec. 1March 1

Dec. 1Feb. 1 Feb. 1 Feb. 15

Priority Deadline

Test optional/test waiver for fall 2021?

Transcript preferences? Please provide senior-year coursework in progress on transcripts for core curriculum determination and also provide the Statewide Student Identifier (SSID).

Preference regarding College Credit Plus vs AP/IB? No preference by any of the universities.

Accept dual enrollment credit? No preference by any of the universities.

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Test Waiver X X X

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THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRONOffice of Admissions, Akron, OH 44325-2001 Phone: 330-972-7100 or 800-655-4884 Fax: 330-972-7970Email: [email protected]: uakron.edu/admissions

FALL 2019 ENROLLMENTUndergraduate: 16,407Graduate/Law: 2,811Total: 19,218

APPLICATION INFORMATIONStart for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020Close for Fall 2021: May 1, 2021 (recommended)Williams Honors College:

January 4, 2021 (early admission and scholarship deadline)April 1, 2021 (regular admission and scholarship deadline)

Akron Guarantee Scholarship/General Scholarship Deadline: May 1, 2021

FAFSA Priority Deadline: December 1, 2020Application Fee: Waived for the 2021 Cycle Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes. Fee Waived for the 2021 Cycle

ADMISSIONS MATERIAL REQUIRED(Need Prior to Admission)

YES NOApplication Form XFee XHigh School Transcript XACT/SAT - Test Optional XEssay XRecommendation XCollege Preparatory Course X Completion Form

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGEHS GPA: 3.54ACT Composite: 23SAT: 1116(Akron campus, bachelor’s degree-seeking)

CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTSSUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDEDEnglish 4Math 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 TERMUA operates on a rolling admissions basis and takes a holistic – or whole student – approach when considering students for admission. We review each applicant and admission decisions are based on several factors including strength of high school coursework, cumulative grade point average (GPA), grade trends, official ACT/SAT test scores, if available and special talents. Please visit uakron.edu/test-optional for more information about test optional at UA. ACT/SAT Writing Test: Not required

ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES YES NOAP XCLEP XInstitutional Testing XInternational Baccalaureate X

COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2020–2021)Main Campus Tuition (and fees): $11,880Room and Board (Standard): $11,136*Confirmation Fee: $145*Based on standard double room and basic meal plan.

RESIDENCE HALLSNumber of On-Campus Spaces: 2,900Required/Available for Freshmen: Required for students who live outside of Medina, Portage, Stark, Summit, and Wayne counties.

MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS YES NOScholarships XSpecial Visit Programs X

CONTACT INFORMATIONAdmissions Kim Gentile, Director of AdmissionsPhone: 330-972-6345Financial AidJennifer Harpham, Director of Student Financial Aid Phone: 330-972-7032NCAA Eligibility and College Credit Plus EnrollmentGreg Landis, Associate DirectorPhone: 330-972-5827Williams Honors CollegePhone: 330-972-7966

Learn more about our in-person and virtual visit opportunities at uakron.edu/visit

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BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITY

FALL 2019 ENROLLMENTUndergraduate: 15,104Graduate/Professional: 2,630Total: 17,734

APPLICATION INFORMATION(Rolling admissions)Application Fee: $45 (Free until Jan. 15, 2021)Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes


YES NOApplication Form XFee XHigh School Transcript XACT/SAT X

(Test Waiver Option for Fall 2021)Essay XRecommendation XCollege Preparatory Course X Completion Form

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGEHS GPA: 3.47ACT: 23SAT: 1100



SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERMAll applicants are considered within a selective admissions process. The primary criteria for admissions are the applicant’s high school course work, cumulative grade point average, official ACT/SAT results, and class rank.ACT/SAT Writing Test: Not requiredCampus Visits: Schedule in advance at visit.bgsu.edu


COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2020–2021)Tuition and fees: $11,612Room and Meals: $9,380

RESIDENCE HALLSNumber of On-Campus Spaces: 6,000


CONTACT INFORMATIONAdmissions Adrea Spoon, Director of AdmissionsPhone: 419-372-2478Financial AidBetsy Johnson, Director of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships Phone: 419-372-2651NCAA EligibilityMark Lukosavich, Assistant Athletic DirectorPhone: 419-372-2401College Credit PlusHolly Cipriani, Associate DirectorPhone: 419-372-1537

200 University Hall, Bowling Green, OH 43403Phone: 419-372-2478

Fax: 419-372-6955Email: [email protected]

Website: bgsu.edu

Learn more about in-person and virtual visit opportunities at bgsu.edu/virtual

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CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY

FALL 2019 ENROLLMENTUndergraduate: 2,099Graduate/Professional: 0Freshman Class: 791

APPLICATION INFORMATIONStart for Fall 2021: OpenClose for Fall 2021: AugustApplication Fee: $35Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes


YES NOApplication Form XFee X High School Transcript XACT/SAT X Essay (for Honors College) XRecommendation XCollege Preparatory Course X Completion FormNon-Cognitive Essay X

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGEHS GPA: 2.74SAT: 800ACT Composite: 16.5


Central State University strongly endorses the recommended minimum core curriculum for freshman admissions but requires a minimum 2.2 GPA or higher. Test scores are optional, although some scholarships and academic programs may require them for admission.

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERMGPA: 2.20–4.0ACT Score: 16


COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2019–2020)In-state Tuition (and fees): $17,606*Out-of-state Tuition (and fees): $19,606**Figures include tuition, fees, and room and board. Health fees are not included in total.

RESIDENCE HALLSNumber of On-Campus Spaces: 1,547Required/Available for Freshmen: Required


CONTACT INFORMATIONAdmissions Isabelle Cayo Sanders, Director of Admissions and Enrollment ManagementPhone: 937-376-6121Financial AidDemarus Crawford-White, Director of Student Financial Aid Phone: 937-376-6578NCAA Eligibility, Office of Admissions & Post-Secondary Enrollment OptionsJasmine Ellis, Associate Athletics Director for Compliance and Senior Woman AdministratorPhone: 937-376-6060College Credit PlusLakeysha Smith, Director or Academic AdvisingPhone: 937-376-6354

1400 Brush Row Rd., Wilberforce, OH 45384 Phone: 937-376-6348 or 800-388-2781 Fax: 937-376-6083E-mail: [email protected]: centralstate.edu

Go to centralstate.edu for campus visit information.

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UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI

FALL 2019 ENROLLMENTUptown (main) Campus

Undergraduate: 27,488Graduate/Professional: 10,890Total: 38,378

Total Enrollment Across All Campuses: 46,388

APPLICATION INFORMATIONStart for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020Close for Fall 2021: December 1, 2020 (early action) March 1, 2021 (rolling deadline, first year) July 1, 2021 (transfers) CCM Transfers: December 1, 2020 DAAP Transfers: March 1, 2021Admissions Notification: Late-January, Exact Date TBD (early action applicants) Weekly starting in FebruaryApplication Fee: $50Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes


YES NOApplication Form XFee XHigh School Transcript XACT/SAT (optional for most programs) Essay X Recommendation Letter X College Preparatory Course XCompletion Form

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGEHS GPA (middle 50 percent): 3.40–4.00SAT: 1140–1330 (critical reading and math)ACT Composite: 23–29

CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTSSUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDEDEnglish 4Math 4 Science 3 Social Studies 3 Electives* 5

*Two years of foreign language are recommended for some programs.

For baccalaureate college admission, the 19 stated units are required. Students may be admitted with one or two deficiencies and will be given the opportunity to complete these deficiencies while enrolled.

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERMCincinnati reviews applications holistically and admits directly to major. Admission to selective programs will be very competitive and may require coursework beyond the "core curriculum." Students who wish to be considered for selective programs, the University Honors Program, or scholarships must have a complete admission file by the early action deadline. Admission to the two-year, regional colleges in Blue Ash and Clermont is "open" in most areas of study.

Test-Optional Admission: For fall 2021 and 2022, students will be able to apply to most University of Cincinnati programs with or without an ACT or SAT score. Students must indicate within their application whether they would like their score included for review and will have a brief window of opportunity to update their selection before their application is moved forward for review. If a student indicates they would like their score included in review, the test score must come directly from the testing agency.


COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2020–2021)Tuition: $12,138*Room and Board (standard): $11,874***Resident tuition and fees guaranteed for 4 or 5 years depending on degree program.**Cost may vary based on student's room and meal selection.

RESIDENCE HALLSNumber of On-Campus Spaces: Approximately 7,000Required/Available for Freshmen: Required for students outside a 50-mile radius from campus.


CONTACT INFORMATIONAdmissions Delonte LeFlore, Dir. of Admissions for Recruitment and OutreachPhone: 513-556-1405Financial AidDavid Peterson, Assistant Vice Provost of Financial Aid Phone: 513-556-1000

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

Fax: 513-556-1105E-mail: [email protected]: admissions.uc.edu

Go to admissions.uc.edu/visitfor campus visit information.

NCAA Eligibilityncaa.orgCollege Credit PlusBeth Fisher, DirectorPhone: 513-556-1955

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CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITY2121 Euclid Ave., EC100, Cleveland, OH 44115Phone: 216-687-5411Fax: 216-687-9210E-mail: [email protected]: engagecsu.com

FALL 2019 ENROLLMENTUndergraduate: 11,784Graduate/Professional: 3,864Freshman Class: 1,943Total: 15,648

APPLICATION INFORMATIONStart for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020Close for Fall 2021: August 21, 2021 (rolling)Application Fee: $40 (Waived for 2021)Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes


YES NOApplication Form XFee XHigh School Transcript XACT/SAT Total Scores X

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGEHS GPA: 3.41SAT: 998 totalACT Composite: 22


SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERMCleveland State University requires a cumulative high school GPA of2.3 or higher. Test scores are waived for the admission decisions for Fall 2021. Some academic programs have more selectiveadmission requirements.

ACT/SAT Writing Test: Not required


COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2019–2020)Tuition (and fees): $11,185*Room and Board: $11,084***Additional student fees may apply.**Double occupancy with traditional meal plan

RESIDENCE HALLSNumber of On-Campus Spaces: 1,157Required/Available for Freshmen: Available**Residence halls fill quickly, so apply early


CONTACT INFORMATIONAdmissions Cristina Sanchez Wayton, Director of AdmissionsPhone: 216-687-3771Email: [email protected] AidRachel Schmidt, Director Phone: 216-687-5594Email: [email protected] EligibilityMark Gefert, CoordinatorPhone: 216-687-4824Email: [email protected] Credit PlusTonisha Glover, Coordinator, CCPPhone: 216-687-2279Email: [email protected]'s All-in-1 SpecialistsPhone: 216-687-5411Email: [email protected]

Go to www.Engagecsu.com/visitto schedule a visit.

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KENT STATE UNIVERSITY


APPLICATION INFORMATIONStart for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020

November 1, 2020 (for priority scholarship consideration)February 1, 2021 (recommended application deadline)

Close for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020December 1, 2020 (for priority scholarship consideration)

Application Fee: $50Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes


YES NOApplication Form XFee XHigh School Transcript XACT/SAT XEssay XRecommendation X

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS BY MID-RANGEHS GPA: 3.16–3.81SAT: 1040–1220 (critical reading and math)ACT Composite: 20–26



SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERMAdmission 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.


COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2020–2021)Tuition (Kent campus): $11,587 Room and Board: $12,084*Enrollment Fee: $150*Based on standard double room and basic meal plan.



CONTACT INFORMATIONAdmissions Sean Broghammer Associate Vice President Of Enrollment Management, AdmissionsPhone: 330-672-2021Financial AidBrenda Burke Associate Vice President of Enrollment Management, Financial AidPhone: 330-672-2972NCAA EligibilityAmy Szydlowski, Admissions OfficePhone: 330-672-8856College Credit PlusJohanna Pionke, Admissions OfficePhone: 330-672-3754

P.O. Box 5190, Kent, Ohio 44242-0001 (Admissions Office)Phone: 330-672-2444 or 800-988-KENT

Fax: 330-672-2499E-mail: [email protected]

Website: kent.edu/admissions

CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITYGo to www.kent.edu/admissions/visitto schedule a visit.

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MIAMI UNIVERSITY301 S. Campus Ave., Oxford, OH 45056-34341Phone: 513-529-2531Fax: 513-529-1550E-mail: [email protected]: MiamiOH.edu


APPLICATION INFORMATIONStart for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020Close for Fall 2021: February 1, 2021Application Fee: $50 (domestic) $70 (international)Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes


YES NOApplication Form XFee XHigh School Transcript XACT/SAT (from testing agency) XEssay (required) XRecommendation (required) XCollege Preparatory Course X Completion Form (recommended)

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGEHS GPA: 3.57-4.15ACT Composite: 27.9


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 TERMMiami conducts a comprehensive, individualized, and holistic review. We consider more than 20 academic and contextual factors, including breadth and depth of high school curriculum, class rank, GPA, standardized test scores (if submitted), leadership, extracurricular involvement, life circumstances, obstacles overcome, socioeconomic status, potential contributions to diversity.ACT/SAT Writing Test: Not required


COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2020–2021)Tuition (and fees): $16,224Room and Board: $14,510**Based on double occupancy/average meal plan.



CONTACT INFORMATIONAdmissions Bethany Perkins, Director of AdmissionPhone: 513-529-1566Financial AidBeth Johnson, Director of Student Financial AssistancePhone: 513-529-0001Diversity and OutreachJonika Moore, Senior Associate DirectorPhone: 513-529-2536NCAA EligibilityAnn Bader, Senior Assistant DirectorPhone: 513-529-1240College Credit Plus/TransferKathy Gutheil, Director of International, Transfer, and Strategic Enrollment ProgramsPhone: 513-529-8591

Explore Miami's visit and event opportunities at MiamiOH.edu/visit.

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THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITYP.O. Box 182646, Columbus, OH 43218-2646

Phone: 614-292-3980Fax: 614-292-4818

E-mail: [email protected]: undergrad.osu.edu

FALL 2019 ENROLLMENTUndergraduate: 53,669Graduate/Professional:14,401Freshman Class: 7,630Total: 68,262

APPLICATION INFORMATIONStart for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020Close for Fall 2021: November 15, 2020 (early action) February 1, 2021 (regular decision)Application Fee: $60 (domestic) and $70 (international)Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes


YES NOApplication Form XFee XHigh School Transcript XACT/SAT (optional for 2021) XEssay XRecommendation XCollege Preparatory Course X Completion Form (recommended)

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS BY MIDDLE 50 PERCENT RANGEHS GPA: N/AACT Composite: 27–32SAT: 1270–1420 (critical reading and math)

CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTSSUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDEDEnglish 4Math 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 TERMApplicants to The Ohio State University’s Columbus campus are considered for admission on a competitive basis. We evaluate each applicant holistically in terms of criteria that measure the merit of academic achievement as well as personal interests, talents, accomplishments, and challenges. Criteria for our holistic review can be found at undergrad.osu.edu.ACT/SAT Writing Test: Not required


COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2020–2021)Columbus Campus Tuition (and fees): $11,518*Columbus Campus Room and Board: $13,026***Resident tuition and fees guaranteed through 2023–24 for incoming class of 2020.**Amount of the most popular room and board combination; your cost will depend on what housing and meal plans you select.

RESIDENCE HALLSNumber of On-Campus Spaces: 14,313 (undergraduate)Required/Available for Freshmen: Required


CONTACT INFORMATIONAdmissionsDr. Beth Wiser, Executive Director of Undergraduate AdmissionsPhone: 614-292-3980Financial Aid (sfa.osu.edu)Phone: 614-292-0300 or 800-678-6440 (outside 614 area code)E-mail: [email protected] (general questions)Office of Diversity and InclusionPhone: 614-292-0964Website: odi.osu.eduNCAA Eligibilityncaa.orgCollege Credit PlusMichele C. BrownPhone: 614-688-4468

Go to https://campusvisit.osu.edufor campus visit information.

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OHIO UNIVERSITYChubb Hall 120, 1 Ohio University Drive, Athens, OH 45701-2979Phone: 740-593-4100Fax: 740-593-0560E-mail: [email protected]: ohio.edu

FALL 2019 ENROLLMENT (ATHENS CAMPUS)Undergraduate: 16,272Graduate/Professional: 6,434Freshman Class: 3,671Total: 22,706

APPLICATION INFORMATIONStart for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020Close for Fall 2021:

November 15, 2020 (early action deadline)February 1, 2021 (rolling admission deadline)

Application Fee: $50Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes


YES NOApplication Form XFee (waiver available) XHigh School Transcript XACT/SAT (optional) XEssay (optional) X

HTC Required

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGEHS GPA: 3.55ACT Composite: 21–26SAT: 1060–1240 (critical reading and math)

CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTSSUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDEDEnglish 4Math 4 Science 3 Social Studies 3 Foreign Language 2 Arts 1 Other Electives 4

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERMOhio 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 possess a strong college preparatory curriculum and demonstrate potential for college success by their performance in high school. Other factors considered include class rank, strength of curriculum, grade trends, and grade point average.

ADVANCED CREDIT OPPORTUNITIES YES NOAP XCLEP (subject tests only) XInstitutional Testing XInternational Baccalaureate X

COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2020–2021)Tuition (and fees): $12,612 (in-state)Room and Board: $10,914**Standard double room with Traditional 14 meal plan.

RESIDENCE HALLSNumber of On-Campus Spaces: 8,000+Required/Available for Freshmen: Required for freshmen and sophomores


CONTACT INFORMATIONAdmissions Candace J. Boeninger, Interim Vice Provost for Strategic Enrollment

Management and Director of Undergraduate AdmissionsPhone: 740-593-4120Financial AidValerie Miller, Director of Student Financial Aid and ScholarshipsPhone: 740-593-4141NCAA EligibilityRob Callahan, Senior Director of Recruitment and PartnershipsPhone: 740-593-2576DiversityNancy Edwards Grady, Senior Assistant Director for DiversityPhone: 740-593-4112College Credit PlusHeather Martin, Assistant Director for Dual Enrollment ProgramsPhone: 740-597-1445

Go to www.ohio.edu/admissions/visitfor campus visit information.

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SHAWNEE STATE UNIVERSITY940 Second Street, Portsmouth, OH 45662

Phone: 740-351-4778 or 800-959-2SSUFax: 740-351-3111

E-mail: [email protected]: shawnee.edu

FALL 2019 ENROLLMENTUndergraduate: 2,980Graduate/Professional: 176Freshman Class: 808Total: 3,156

APPLICATION INFORMATIONStart for Fall 2021: September 1, 2020Close for Fall 2021: August 1, 2021Application Fee: N/A


YES NOApplication Form XFee XHigh School Transcript XACT/SAT X*Essay XRecommendation XCollege Preparatory Course Completion Form X*SSU recommends that students take the ACT or SAT, but will provide admission opportunities for students unable to test. SSU is open access and is requiring either an ACT, SAT, or placement test to determine placement.

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGEHS GPA: 3.30ACT Composite: 21.4SAT: critical reading N/A, math N/A


SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERMAdmission to Shawnee State University is open to graduates of Ohio high schools, however students that place in developmental coursework may be required to attend a Bridge to Success Program. Admission to health science programs is selective and limited in 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.

*Students without an ACT or SAT will need to take a placement test.

Admission to freshman studies is possible in the fall, spring, and summer semesters.ACT/SAT Writing Test: Not required


COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2018–2019)Tuition (and general fees): $8,603Room: $6,873*Meal Plan: $4,131*Double occupancy room in Campus View. Each unit has fully equipped kitchen.



CONTACT INFORMATIONAdmissions Tena Pierce, Assistant Director, Recruitment and Transfer Phone: 740-351-3262Financial AidNicole Neal, Director of Student Business OperationsPhone: 800-959-2778Multicultural RecruitmentOffice of Admissions [email protected]: 740-351-3229NCAA Eligibility & DiversityJeff Hamilton, Athletic [email protected] Phone: 740-351-3285College Credit PlusHeidi Bender, CCP Advisor [email protected]: 740-351-3072

Go to www.shawnee.edu/admission-and-financial-aid/schedule-campus-visit for campus visit information.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDO 2801 W. Bancroft Street, Toledo, OH 43606-3390Phone: 419-530-8888 or 800-5-TOLEDOFax: 419-530-5872E-mail: [email protected]: utoledo.edu

FALL 2019 ENROLLMENT (MAIN CAMPUS)Undergraduate: 15,568Graduate/Professional: 4,214Freshman Class: 2,747Total: 19,782

APPLICATION INFORMATIONStart for Fall 2021: August 1, 2020Close for Fall 2021: RollingApplication Fee: $40Deferral Available (online): Yes


YES NOApplication Form X Fee (can be deferred at admission) XACT/SAT are not required for test-optional applicants. High School Transcripts are not required at time of application, but are required for merit scholarship consideration. Essay (competitive scholarships only) XRecommendation (competitive scholarships only) X

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGEHS GPA: 3.45ACT Composite: 20–26SAT: 1020–1240

CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTSSUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDEDEnglish 4Math 4 Natural Science 3 Social Science 3

SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERMUToledo 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.


COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2019–2020)*Tuition (and general fees): $10,556 (in-state)Room and Board: $12,590*In-state, estimated.

RESIDENCE HALLSNumber of On-Campus Spaces: 3,108Required/Available for Freshmen: Required for freshmen and sophomores

MULTICULTURAL STUDENT PROGRAMS YES NOScholarships (Diversity) X Special Visit Programs X

CONTACT INFORMATIONAdmissions Collin Palmer, Director of Undergraduate AdmissionPhone: 419-530-UTUT (8888)Financial AidTodd Matthews, Director of Financial Aid OperationsPhone: 419-530-8700NCAA Eligibility & DiversityBrian LutzPhone: 419-530-8496College Credit PlusAdam BohlandPhone: 419-530-5728

Go to utoledo.edu/admission/visitto schedule a visit.

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WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITY3640 Colonel Glenn Hwy., Dayton, OH 45435

Phone: 937-775-5700 or 800-247-1770Fax: 937-775-4410

E-mail: [email protected]: wright.edu


APPLICATION INFORMATIONStart for Fall 2021: July 2020Close for Fall 2021: August 23, 2021Priority Application Deadline: November 1, 2020Regular Application Deadline: February 1, 2021Rolling Application Deadline: August 23, 2021Application Fee: Free


YES NOApplication Form XFee XHigh School Transcript XACT/SAT (Test optional for '21 & '22) Essay XRecommendation X

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGEHS GPA: 3.27ACT Composite: 21.8SAT: 1009.5 total score

CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTSSUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDEDEnglish 4Math 4 Science 3 Social Studies 3 Foreign Language 2 Visual or Performing Arts 1Other Electives 4


SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FALL TERMHigh school graduates who complete the Ohio Core Curriculum (or equivalent rigorous curriculum) and maintain at least a 2.0 cumulative high school GPA will be considered for admission. Applications will be evaluated in a holistic review process.

All applicants, including test-optional applicants, will be eligible to be considered for University benefits, including merit-based scholarships. At the current time, applications will be reviewed holistically.

Students will automatically be considered for merit-based scholarships by submitting your application for admission. To be considered for need-based financial aid, students should complete the FAFSA. In addition, students are encouraged to apply for additional scholarships through our competitive scholarship application.


COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2020–2021)Tuition: $9,962Room and Board: $10,548**Average cost of double occupancy room with meal plan.

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


CONTACT INFORMATIONAdmissions Jen McCamis, Director of Undergraduate AdmissionsPhone: 937-775-5700 or 800-247-1770RaiderConnect, Student Enrollment ServicesMichael Griest, Director of RaiderConnectPhone: 937-775-4000Multicultural RecruitmentMarquita MannsPhone: 937-775-5700 or 800-247-1770NCAA EligibilityJen McCamisPhone: 937-775-5700 or 800-247-1770College Credit PlusCathy DavisPhone: 937-775-5702

Go to www.wright.edu/visitfor campus visit information.

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YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITYOne University Plaza, Youngstown, OH 44555Phone: 330-941-2000 or 877-468-6978Fax: 330-941-3674E-mail: [email protected]: ysu.edu

FALL 2019 ENROLLMENT Undergraduate: 11,006Graduate/Professional: 1,149Freshman Class: 1,939Total: 12,155

APPLICATION INFORMATIONStart for Fall 2021: OpenClose for Fall 2021: August 1, 2021Application Fee: $45Waiver or Deferral Available: Yes


YES NOApplication Form XFee XHigh School Transcript XACT/SAT XEssay XRecommendation XCollege Preparatory Course X Completion Form

ACADEMIC PROFILE OF ENTERING FRESHMAN CLASS BY MEAN/MID-RANGEHS GPA: 3.41ACT Composite: 18–24

CORE CURRICULUM REQUIREMENTSSUBJECT AREA UNITS RECOMMENDEDEnglish 4Math 4 Science 3 Social 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 TERMYoungstown 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

Evidence-based Writing and Reading test score 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/SAT Writing Test: Not required


COSTS PER ACADEMIC YEAR (2019–2020)Tuition: $9,589Room and Board: $9,700**Plus $35 application fee

RESIDENCE HALLSNumber of On-Campus Spaces: 1,360Required/Available for Freshmen: Available


CONTACT INFORMATIONAdmissions Christine Hubert, Director of AdmissionPhone: 330-941-2000Financial AidPatrick Hoffman, Director of Financial Aid and ScholarshipsPhone: 330-941-3505Multicultural RecruitmentMaggie McClendonPhone: 330-941-3243NCAA Eligibility & DiversityEmily WolletPhone: 330-941-7208College Credit PlusSharon SchroederPhone: 330-941-2445

Go to visit.ysu.edu to schedule an in-person or virtual visit.

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RESOURCES

ACT | act.org

AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION | acenet.eduResources for students, especially credit for workforce training and ACE credit recommendations.

AMERICAN STUDENT ASSISTANCE COLLEGE PLANNING | asa.orgHelps students from all backgrounds plan for college and find sources of financial aid through school-based programs located in libraries and community agencies.

THE COLLEGE BOARD | collegeboard.org

COLLEGENET | collegenet.comOffers online college application information, as well as free financial aid search resources.

COLLEGE PLANNING NETWORK | collegeplan.orgProvides information on college selection, admission, financial aid, and scholarships.

COLLEGE VIEW | collegeview.comProvides information on selecting and paying for school, majors, campus life, etc.

FASTWEB | fastweb.comResource for students researching scholarship assistance.

THE FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION PAGE | finaid.orgThe SmartStudent™ Guide to financial aid.

FINANCIAL AID FOR STUDENTS/U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION | ed.gov/fund/grants-college.htmlProvides college financial planning information.

OHIO BOARD OF REGENTS | ohiohighered.orgInformation about Ohio colleges and state scholarships and financial aid.

MAPPING YOUR FUTURE | mappingyourfuture.orgProvides information on planning a career and selecting and paying for school.

MY COLLEGE OPTIONS | mycollegeoptions.orgA free college planning service, offering assistance to students, parents, high schools, counselors, and teachers nationwide.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF STUDENT FINANCIAL AID ADMINISTRATORS | nasfaa.orgLearn about financing your education.

PETERSON’S ONLINE | petersons.comA collection of useful information on the college search, financial aid, and test prep processes.

SALLIE MAE | salliemae.comPlanning for college and applying for financial aid and loans are covered here.

THE STUDENT GUIDE TO FINANCIAL AID/U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION | studentaid.ed.govThis 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.

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

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DIRECTORY OF ADMISSIONS OFFICESNAME OF INSTITUTIONCITY, STATE, AND ZIP

EMAILWEBSITE

PHONEFAX

THE UNIVERSITY OF AKRONAkron, OH 44325-2001

E: [email protected]: uakron.edu

P: 330-972-7100F: 330-972-7970

BOWLING GREEN STATE UNIVERSITYBowling Green, OH 43403

E: [email protected]: bgsu.edu

P: 419-372-2478F: 419-372-6955

CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITYWilberforce, OH 45384

E: [email protected]: centralstate.edu

P: 937-376-6348F: 937-376-6083

UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATICincinnati, OH 45221

E: [email protected]: admissions.uc.edu

P: 513-556-1100F: 513-556-1105

CLEVELAND STATE UNIVERSITYCleveland, OH 4115

E: [email protected]: engagecsu.com

P: 216-687-5411F: 216-687-9210

KENT STATE UNIVERSITYKent, OH 44242-0001

E: [email protected]: kent.edu

P: 330-672-2444F: 330-672-2499

MIAMI UNIVERSITYOxford, OH 45056

E: [email protected]: MiamiOH.edu

P: 513-529-2531F: 513-529-1550

THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITYColumbus, OH 43218-2646

E: [email protected]: osu.edu

P: 614-292-3980F: 614-292-4818

OHIO UNIVERSITYAthens, OH 45701-2979

E: [email protected]: ohio.edu

P: 740-593-4100F: 740-593-0560

SHAWNEE STATE UNIVERSITYPortsmouth, OH 45662

E: [email protected]: shawnee.edu

P: 740-351-4778F: 740-351-3111

THE UNIVERSITY OF TOLEDOToledo, OH 43606-3390

E: [email protected]: utoledo.edu

P: 419-530-8888F: 419-530-5872

WRIGHT STATE UNIVERSITYDayton, OH 45435

E: [email protected]: wright.edu

P: 937-775-5700F: 937-775-4410

YOUNGSTOWN STATE UNIVERSITYYoungstown, OH 44555

E: [email protected]: ysu.edu

P: 330-941-2000F: 330-941-3674

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