Case Western Reserve University
The eight schools and colleges at Case Western Reserve University are considered one of the top colleges in Ohio and offers a combined total of 200 undergraduate, graduate, and professional degree programs in fields like arts, engineering, law, humanities, and medicine. The school has 15 Nobel laureates among its list of current and former faculty members. In 2010, Case Western Reserve University ranked 41st out of 262 schools on US News and World Report’s America’s Best Colleges list. Its health law graduate program ranked number three on the Best Graduate Schools list, with the biomedical engineering and nonprofit management programs both falling in the 11th spot. Visit www.cwru.edu or call 216-368-2000 to learn more.
Miami University, Oxford
Miami University, Oxford is an outstanding public school offering a tremendous undergraduate education. US News and World Report commends the school for its focus on a strong undergraduate program. Students choose from over 100 bachelor degree programs, several associate’s degrees, and over 50 master’s degrees. The school does have some doctoral programs as well. To find out more about the programs offered at the school, visit miami.muohio.edu or call 513-529-1809.
Ohio University
US News and World Report, the Princeton Review, and Peterson’s Guide to Competitive Colleges all recognize Ohio University as one of the best colleges for academic quality combined with a monetary value. Students have their choice of over 250 undergraduate degree programs while studying under nearly 1000 faculty members at the campus in Athens, Ohio. Average student to faculty ratio is 19 to one, so students get a quality education with a personalized touch. Ohio University was founded in 1804, making it the state’s oldest institution of higher learning. To schedule a campus visit, call 740-593-4100 or visit www.ohio.edu.
University of Dayton
A top-tier national doctoral-level university and one of the 10 best Catholic universities in the Nation, as chosen by US News and World Report, the University of Dayton provides its students with an excellent education from its community-focused campus. Undergraduate students have their choice of over 70 degree programs, while the colleges of Arts and Science, Business Administration, Education and Allied Professions, Engineering, and the School of Law all offer graduate and doctoral programs. To learn more about these degrees, visit www.udayton.edu or call 937-229-1000.
Ohio State University
Ohio State University is considered one of the top colleges in Ohio and offers its students over 160 academic programs. Students who are not certain of their major of choice can choose one of the schools Exploration Programs, which allow them to pursue general ed courses while deciding on a major. The flagship campus of Ohio State is in Columbus. The school regularly ranks among the top 100 colleges in America by US News and World Report. Learn more about Ohio State at www.osu.edu or by calling 614-292-3980.
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