Serving the State

SERVING THE STATE

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1. Ashland University (7) 10. Franklin University (20) 19. University of Mount Union 28. Tin University (6) 2. Baldwin Wallace University (2) 11. Heidelberg University 20. Mount Vernon Nazarene University (4) 29. Ursuline College 3. Blu ton University (2) 12. Hiram College 21. Muskingum University 30. Walsh University (2) 4. Capital University 13. John Carroll University 22. Notre Dame College 31. Wilmington College (3) 5. Cedarville University 14. Kenyon College 23. Oberlin College 32. Wittenberg University 6. Deﬁance College 15. Lake Erie College 24. Ohio Dominican University (1) 33. The College of Wooster 7. Denison University 16. Lourdes University 25. Ohio Northern University 8. University of Findlay 17. Malone University 26. Ohio Wesleyan University 9. Franciscan University 18. Marietta College 27. Otterbein University of Steubenville

OFIC solicits corporate donations and distributes funds to member info@oﬁc.org colleges and universities to help students in need — impacting local economies and providing opportunities for corporations to boost their 614.469.1950 pool of college-educated workers. www.oﬁc.org

OFIC partners exclusively with Ohio-based independent colleges and universities that are dedicated to improving Ohio’s educated workforce.

Lake KEY Lucas Ashtabula Fulton 1,205 829 219 Williams 137 Number of undergraduates 129 Ottawa 158 Geauga enrolled at OFIC colleges Cuyahoga 502 and universities: Deﬁance Sandusky 5,238 213 Henry Wood Erie 395 441 185 Lorain Trumbull 96 305 County 1,159 Paulding Huron Portage # Medina Summit 75 Seneca 325 561 Putnam 402 1,012 1,799 Mahoning 302 Hancock 411 593 Percentage of population Van Wert Ashland 92 Wyandot Crawford 194 Wayne age 25+ holding a 194 197 Stark Columbiana Allen Richland 746 2,006 bachelor’s degree 714 616 244 Hardin or higher: 380 Mercer Auglaize Marion Holmes Carroll Less than 10% 101 241 187 Morrow 176 102 133 Tuscarawas Jeerson 10-19.9% Logan Knox 315 358 Shelby 403 20-29.9% 519 Coshocton Harrison 260 Union Delaware 596 190 59 30-39.9% Darke 1,198 193 Champaign 40%+ Miami 277 Licking Guernsey 539 860 242 Belmont Muskingum 113 Clark Franklin 621 549 Madison 5,719 361 Preble Montgomery Noble Monroe 67 1,428 Fairﬁeld Perry 54 Greene 657 124 55 760 Pickaway Morgan Fayette 179 42 63 Butler Hocking Washington 530 Warren Clinton 58 343 681 261 Athens Ross 86 140 Vinton Hamilton 10 1,236 Highland Clermont 107 Meigs Pike 28 330 20 Jackson 31 Brown 45 Scioto Adams 67 Gallia 48 32

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Ohio is now ranked 36th out of the 50 states in percentage of population holding a bachelor’s degree at a time when 7 out of 10 Source: U.S. Census Bureau 2015, OFIC Survey 2017 new jobs created require a college degree.

Let’s Talk info@oﬁc.org Contact OFIC today to learn how you can be a part of one of the largest and most diverse statewide scholarship 614.469.1950 management programs in Ohio. www.oﬁc.org