Antioch University Midwest Art Academy of Cincinnati Aultman College Baldwin Wallace University Case Western Reserve University The Christ College of Nursing & Health Sciences Cleveland Institute of Art Columbus College of Art & Design The Franciscan University of Steubenville Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science Heidelberg University Mercy College of Mount Carmel College of Nursing Mount St. Joseph University University of Mount Union Mount Vernon Nazarene University University of Northwestern Ohio Ohio Christian University Ohio Dominican University COUNSELOR’S Union Institute & University GUIDE Wilmington College 2017-2018 The Ohio Private Colleges and Universities Cover photo provided by: University of Rio Grande Table of Contents

Quick Facts 3 Defiance College 33 Muskingum University 53 Frequently Asked Questions 4-5 Denison University 34 University of Northwestern Ohio 54 Financial Aid 6-10 The University of Findlay 35 Notre Dame College 55 Independent College Visit Days 11-19 Franciscan University Oberlin College 56 of Steubenville 36 Ohio Christian University 57 Ohio Independent College Franklin University 37 Ohio Dominican University 58 and University Profiles: Good Samaritan College of Ohio Northern University 59 Antioch University Midwest 20 Nursing & Health Science 38 Ohio Wesleyan University 60 Art Academy of Cincinnati 21 Heidelberg University 39 Otterbein University 61 Ashland University 22 Hiram College 40 University of Rio Grande 62 Aultman College 23 John Carroll University 41 Tiffin University 63 Baldwin Wallace University 24 Kenyon College 42 Union Institute & University 64 Bluffton University 25 Kettering College 43 Urbana University 65 Capital University 26 Lake Erie College 44 Ursuline College 66 Case Western Reserve University 27 Lourdes University 45 Walsh University 67 Cedarville University 28 Malone University 46 Wilmington College 68 The Christ College of Nursing Marietta College 47 Wittenberg University 69 & Health Sciences 29 Mercy College of Ohio 48 The College of Wooster 70 Cleveland Institute of Art 30 Mount Carmel College of Nursing 49 Xavier University 71 Columbus College of Art & Design 31 Mount St. Joseph University 50 Degree Programs 72-93 University of Dayton 32 University of Mount Union 51 Athletics & Activities 94-97 Mount Vernon Nazarene University 52

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2 Quick Facts about Independent Higher Education in Ohio

Can I afford it? Will I get a job? Graduating on time at an independent institution can Independent college students have a higher mean less cost long term. employment rate, meaning they are much less likely to have trouble repaying their student loans. Time to Degree Makes a Big Di erence That extra year to nish a bachelor’s degree at a public campus costs more than just tuition Alumni at Ohio Independent Colleges Are Least Likely to Default on Loans Family Income Total Cost A consistent pattern that holds year-to-year, sector-vs.- Public $66,199 $81,699 $0 sector, and also across states. to $30,000 Independent $72,227 Opportunity Cost $15,500 21.4% Federal student loan default rates by sector, Ohio higher education institutions Students who started repaying their loans $73,016 $88,516 $30,000 beginning Oct. 1, 2013 to $48,000 15.3% $72,430

$90,124 $105,714 9.8% $48,000 to $75,000 8.1% $84,666

Average net price of bachelor’s degree in Ohio for families at 150% of state median income or less 2015-16

Nonpro t Public Main For Pro t Public 2-Year Will I graduate in four years? & Branches Students at independent colleges graduate in four years at much higher rates than their public counterparts. Is college for you? Independent Colleges: The E cient Path No matter the ACT score, students have more success 4-year on-time graduation rate at Ohio independents at Ohio’s independent institutions. is roughly equal to 5-year rate at Ohio publics Not Just for the Elite 63.1% 64.3% 57.6% Regardless of college readiness, students are more likely 53.3% 53.6% to graduate on time at an Ohio independent college

COHORT’S 25th ACT PERCENTILE 23 AND HIGHER 35.9% Independent 66%

Independent Public 61%

Public 20–22 Independent 55%

Public 36% 4-year 5-year 6-year On-Time 4-Year Bachelor’s Graduation Rates Graduation rates for Ohio independent, public institutions 19 AND LOWER Cohort Entering Fall 2010 Students who started in 2010 Independent 36%

Public 29%

Independent College Tuition and Fees 2017-2018 Highest Tuition: $53,560 No. of schools below the average: 23 Average Tuition: $29,889 No. of schools below $15,000: 4 Median: $30,425 Average aid package: $24,825 Lowest Tuition: $10,650 Pct. of freshman receiving aid: 96% Source AICUO Tuition and Fees Survey, 2017 3 FAQ Antioch University Midwest Academy of Cincinnati Art Ashland University Aultman College University Baldwin Wallace Bluffton University Capital University Reserve University Case Western Cedarville University The Christ College of Nursing & Health Sciences Art Cleveland Institute of Art & Design Columbus College of University of Dayton Defiance College Denison University The University of Findlay Franciscan University of Steubenville Franklin University Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science Heidelberg University Hiram College John Carroll University Kenyon College Kettering College Lake Erie College Lourdes University

Do you require ACT writing? N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N Does your institution use ACT writing in the admissions N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N Y N N N N N N decision process? Does your institution use ACT N N Y N Y Y Y Y Y N N N Y N N Y N Y N N Y Y N N Y Y subscores for placement? Do you superscore the ACT? N N N N Y N Y Y N N Y Y Y N Y N N N Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Do you superscore the SAT? N N Y N Y N Y Y N N Y Y Y N Y N N N Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Does your institution super N N N N N N Y Y N N Y N Y N Y N N N Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y score for scholarships? Do you accept either ACT or N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y SAT? Are you test optional? N N N Y Y N N N N N Y Y N N Y N N Y N N N N N Y Y N Do you require ACT/SAT directly from the testing N Y N N N N N Y N N Y Y N N Y N N N N N N N N N N N agency? Do you accept the Common Y Y Y N Y N Y Y N N N N Y Y Y Y Y N N N Y Y Y Y Y Y Application? Do you accept electronic Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y transcripts? Do you require letter(s) of N N N N N Y N Y Y N Y N N N Y N N N N N Y Y Y N N N recommendation? Can high school students enroll in CCP at your N Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y N Y N N Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y institution? Does your institution offer N N Y N N N N N Y N N N Y N N Y N N N N N N N N Y Y athletic scholarships? Do you offer full tuition N N Y Y N Y Y Y N N N N Y N Y Y Y N N N Y Y Y N Y N scholarships? Are scholarships available beyond your application N Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y N Y Y Y Y N Y Y N N Y Y Y N N Y Y deadline? Does your institution allow prospective students to stay N N Y N Y Y Y Y Y N N N N Y Y Y Y N N Y Y N Y N Y Y overnight in your residence halls?

4 FAQ Malone University Marietta College Mercy College of Ohio Mount Carmel College of Nursing Mount St. Joseph University University of Mount Union Nazarene University Mount Vernon Muskingum University University of Northwestern Ohio Notre Dame College Oberlin College Ohio Christian University Ohio Dominican University Ohio Northern University University Ohio Wesleyan Otterbein University University of Rio Grande University Tiffin Union Institute & University Urbana University Ursuline College University Walsh College Wilmington University Wittenberg The College of Wooster Xavier University

N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N Do you require ACT writing? Does your institution use N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N ACT writing in the admissions decision process? Does your institution use ACT N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y N Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y N N subscores for placement? N N Y N Y N N N N N N Y N N Y N N N N N Y Y N Y Y Y Do you superscore the ACT? N Y Y N Y N N Y N N Y Y N N Y N N N N N Y Y N Y Y Y Do you superscore the SAT? Does your institution super N Y Y N N N N N N N Y Y N Y Y N N N N N Y Y N Y Y Y score for scholarships? Do you accept either ACT or Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y SAT? N N N N N N N N Y N N N Y N Y N Y N N N N Y N Y N N Are you test optional? Do you require ACT/SAT N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N Y N Y N N N N Y N directly from the testing agency? Do you accept the Common Y Y N N Y Y N Y N N Y N N Y Y Y N Y N N Y N N Y Y Y Application? Do you accept electronic Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y transcripts? Do you require letter(s) of N Y N N N N N N N N Y Y N N Y N N N Y N N N N N Y Y recommendation? Can high school students Y Y N N N Y Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N Y N Y N N enroll in CCP at your institution? Does your institution offer Y N N N N N Y N Y Y N Y Y N N N Y Y N Y Y Y N N N Y athletic scholarships? Do you offer full tuition Y Y Y N N Y Y Y Y Y N N Y Y Y Y Y N N Y Y Y Y N N Y scholarships? Are scholarships available Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y N Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y beyond your application deadline? Does your institution allow prospective students to stay Y Y N N Y Y Y Y N Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y N N Y Y Y Y Y N overnight in your residence halls?

5 Financial Aid

Why is there a difference in Complete the FAFSA. price between public and private Ohio’s independent colleges and universities strongly institutions? recommend prospective students complete the Free The cost of providing higher education is generally Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). To qualify the same at independent colleges and universities for some state and federal grant and loan programs, as at public universities. For example, both types of students should complete the FAFSA as soon after institutions incur costs associated with building and October 1 as possible. Families can complete it online maintaining classrooms, residence halls, computer at: http://www.fafsa.gov or obtain copies of the form facilities and libraries; paying faculty salaries; and by contacting a college financial aid office. Some providing career and counseling services. However, colleges and universities also require a supplemental private institutions charge a higher price, or tuition, or institutional financial aid form. Students should because they do not receive an instructional subsidy contact the college financial aid offices to learn which from the state. financial aid forms are required and the deadlines for submission. See the video tutorial at www.finaid.ucsb. Apply to colleges that best fit edu/FASFASimplification/ personal needs, regardless of price. The ability to pay for a college education is likely to be an important factor in selecting a college or university. However, the price of a particular institution should not prevent a student from applying to the schools of his or her choice. Every student should apply to the colleges that best suit his or her academic, social and personal needs, regardless of the price, because financial aid can make it affordable to attend.

A variety of financial aid is available. The Smart Way College financial aid programs help families meet the To Manage costs of education beyond their demonstrated ability Your Money! to pay. Institutional need-based and non-need-based financial aid (scholarships, merit, athletic, leadership awards, etc.) combined with state and federal scholarships, grants, loans and work-study programs make up a financial aid package and help defray the cost of attending college. The college will make every effort to compile a suitable financial aid package for the student and family so that the price of a college Free Student Checking education does not become an overriding factor in Private Student Loans choosing an institution. Savings & Lending Solutions College Scholarships Available! Mortgage Loans & Loans for All Purposes! www.educu.org Contact Angie for more information:

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Worried about financial aid? Independent institutions give out $1.35 billion in In AY 2015-2016, 96% of full-time, first-time school-based grants. Just ask their financial aid freshmen entering AICUO member campuses counselors for more information! received financial aid, averaging $24,825. Student aid grants by source at AICUO members, 2015–16

Federal grants Aid Eligibility $152 million Generally, a student’s demonstrated need is equal to the State/local grants difference between the Expected Family Contribution 10% $37 million 2% (EFC) and the total cost of education (which includes tuition and fees, room and board or off-campus living expenses, and books). All schools work to award aid to meet the gap between the cost of attendance and EFC, but not all have the same types or amounts of aid available. EFC does not change from school to school, but demonstrated need will.

88% Sample Demonstrated Need

Institutional grants School A School B School C $1.35 billion Cost of Education $13,715 $34,387 $40,146 - Family’s EFC $1,500 $1,500 $1,500 Source: National Center for Education Statistics = Demonstrated Need $12,215 $32,887 $38,646

Financial Aid-Step By Step Step 1: Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.gov. Be sure to check that you are interested in Federal Work Study to gain eligibility for aid programs that require you at least to consider this form of aid. See the video tutorial at www.finaid.ucsb.edu/FASFASimplification/index.html

Step 2: Complete the College Scholarship Services (CSS) Financial Aid PROFILE at student.collegeboard.org/css=finan- cial=aid=profile, if required by the schools to which you are applying.

Step 3: Receive and review your Student Aid Report (SAR) from the U.S. Department of Education, outlining your Expected Family Contribution (EFC), which is the figure that determines financial aid eligibility.

Step 4: Receive and review financial aid award letters from the schools you listed on your AFSA.F All schools strive to award aid to meet the gap between the cost of attendance and your EFC, but not all have the same types or amounts of aid available.

Step 5: Accept the financial aid award offered by the school you plan to attend and notify other schools that you decide not to attend so that they can use their aid dollars for other interested students.

Step 6: Let your school know if you receive outside scholarships and grants. You can search for local scholarships through employers, government and community organizations, or by using online scholarship databases.

Step 7: Complete any forms required to secure the aid awarded by your school. 7 Ohio Financial Aid

In the last few years, there have been significant changes in the state of Ohio’s student financial aid programs, and there may be more coming in the near future. Here is a list of the state-funded student aid programs for the 2017-18 academic year. For more information about state of Ohio student aid, please contact the Office of Financial Aid at the Ohio Department of Higher Education, toll-free at 1-800-233-6734 or on the web at www.ohiohighered.org/sgs.

Ohio College Opportunity Grant (OCOG) Ohio National Guard Scholarship OCOG is a need-based aid program for Ohio resident Ohio residents who enlist with the Ohio Army or Air undergraduates. Eligibility for the award is based on National Guard and meet eligibility requirements may each applicant’s Estimated Family Contribution (EFC), qualify for this program. At an independent college, the a figure determined by data each student submits in the scholarship will pay up to the average state university Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). To be tuition, in addition to GI Bill benefits. Contact the Ohio eligible for an OCOG award, an Ohio resident student Army National Guard at 1-888-644-8273, or the Ohio Air must have an EFC of $2,190 or less and a family income National Guard at 1-800-708-4068 for more information. of $96,000 or less, and attend an Ohio independent or public college. The annual OCOG award for each Choose Ohio First Scholarships qualifying student in 2017-18 is $3,072 for full-time study The Choose Ohio First Scholarship Program supports at nearly all independent colleges; $2,304 for three- increased higher education participation and success quarter-time study; $1,536 for half-time study; and $768 of Ohio undergraduate students majoring in science, for one-quarter-time study. More information, including technology, engineering, mathematics, or medicine and, in up-to-date award levels, is available at any independent- so doing, advances the economic growth of each region college financial aid office. of the state. Colleges and universities, both public and independent, working both alone and collaboratively, OTTA College Savings Program compete for funds from the state to offer awards to The Ohio Tuition Trust Authority (OTTA) is a state students at their institutions. Only those campuses and agency created by the Ohio General Assembly in 1989 collaborations that win the competition may make Choose to promote savings for higher education. Through its Ohio First awards, and these grants may be in only one or CollegeAdvantage 529 Savings Plan, OTTA offers a few sub-areas. several college savings options. The market-based funds For information on scholarship eligibility at a specific are managed by leading investment firms. Families can campus, please contact the chief academic officer or choose to participate in all funds. Investments may be financial aid office. applied at any accredited college or university in Ohio or the country. Call 1-800-AFFORD-IT for more information, or visit OTTA’s Web site at: www.collegeadvantage.com. Ohio War Orphans Scholarship The Ohio War Orphans Scholarship provides tuition Additionally, Ohio residents may deduct up to $4,000 assistance for children of deceased or severely disabled from their Ohio taxable income per year per child made Ohio veterans, who served in the armed forces during to any of these savings programs. Contributions above a period of declared war or conflict. A student must be $4,000 may be carried forward to future years until fully enrolled for full-time undergraduate study at an eligible deducted. Qualified withdrawals are exempt from State Ohio college or university and be an Ohio resident under of Ohio and federal income tax. the age of 25. In 2017-18, annual awards at independent colleges range up to $5,112. Applications are available Ohio Safety Officers College Memorial Fund from the Ohio Department of Higher Education State This program provides tuition assistance to the children Grants and Scholarships Department, high school and spouses of Ohio peace officers, firefighters and guidance offices, veterans services offices and college other safety officers, who are killed in the line of duty. financial aid offices. Recipients may enroll for full- or part-time study at any participating Ohio postsecondary institution. Awards at Nurse Education Assistance Loan Program independent colleges in 2017-18 will range up to $7,044 (NEALP) per academic year. The NEALP provides need-based aid to Ohio students enrolled at least half time in an approved Ohio registered nursing or nurse instructor education program. The maximum award is $1,500 per year for up to four years of study to become a registered nurse (RN). A recipient, who conducts clinical practice in Ohio upon graduation, may be eligible for loan cancellation at a rate of 20% per year. 8 Federal Financial Aid (*Information accurate as of publication date August 2017. For updates, contact the financial aid office at your campus.)

To determine your eligibility for federal student aid Parent Loan for programs, you must: Undergraduate Students (PLUS) The PLUS loan is a financial aid resource available to all n Complete the FAFSA families regardless of their income. The loan is made directly n Be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen to the parents and permits them to borrow up to the cost of attendance minus any financial aid received. The interest n Have a valid Social Security Number rate for loans for the 2017-18 year is 7.00%. Repayment n Have financial need (except for some usually begins within 60 days after receipt of the funds. loan programs) Applications are available at campus financial aid offices. n Have a high school diploma or GED n Demonstrate satisfactory academic progress Federal Direct Loans n Register with the selective service, if required Subsidized or Unsubsidized n Sign a statement of educational purpose and To receive a federal Stafford Subsidized Direct Loan, the student must have financial need. Under this program, the a certification statement on overpayment and federal government pays the interest on the loan during the default (both found on the FAFSA) time the student is attending school and during the six-month grace period following graduation. For the Unsubsidized Stafford Direct Loan program, which offers loans that extend beyond a student’s calculated need, interest accrues when Pell Grant the loan is disbursed. The student may pay this interest as The amount of this need-based award depends on an it becomes due, or defer payment until graduation, when undergraduate student’s Expected Family Contribution the interest is capitalized as part of the loan. Under these (EFC), cost of attendance, and whether the student is programs, a dependent student may borrow up to a total of attending full- or part-time. The maximum Pell Grant for the $5,500 from both these programs for the first year of study. 2017-18 academic year is $5,920. Please see your campus These loans have a fixed interest rate of 4.45%. Your campus financial aid office for updated levels. financial aid office will provide details on the steps that need to be taken. Federal Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant (FSEOG) Yellow Ribbon Program The FSEOG is for undergraduate Pell recipients, who have The Yellow Ribbon GI Education Enhancement Program exceptional financial need, as determined by the institution. (Yellow Ribbon Program) is a provision of the Post- The grant may be up to $4,000 depending on when the 9/11 Veterans Educational Assistance Act of 2008. This student applies and the level of financial need. program allows institutions of higher learning (degree granting institutions) in the to voluntarily Federal Work-Study enter into an agreement with Veterans Affairs (VA) to fund This program provides jobs for undergraduate and graduate tuition expenses that exceed the highest public, in-state students with financial need. It encourages community undergraduate tuition rate. The institution can contribute up service work and work related to a student’s course of to 50% of those expenses and the VA will match the same study. The salary is at least the current federal amount as the institution. For more information on this minimum wage. program, visit the U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs Web site at: http://www.benefits.va.gov/gibill/yellow_ribbon.asp Perkins Loan The Perkins Loan is a low-interest (5 percent) loan for undergraduate and graduate students with exceptional financial need. The loan is made with government and institutional funds. The college or university is the lender, and the loan is repaid to the institution. An undergraduate may borrow up to $5,500 per year. Eligibility and award amounts vary by institution.

9 Federal Financial Aid & IRS-Related Information

uition and fees paid with tax-free grants, scholarships Penalty-Free IRA Withdrawals – Taxpayers may withdraw and employer education assistance are not eligible funds from an IRA, without penalty, for their own higher Tfor either of the following two tax credits; expenses educational expenses or those of a spouse, child or paid with loans are eligible. The credits are available grandchild. Withdrawals can be used to pay for tuition, for joint filers with an adjusted gross income (AGI) below fees, books, room and board if the student is enrolled at $180,000 and for single filers who have an AGI of less least half time. than $90,000. Student Loan Interest Deduction The American Opportunity Tax Credit A student or parent may take a tax deduction for interest Parents of dependent students, or independent students, paid on student loans. The deduction is available even may claim a tax credit of up to $2,500 per eligible student if the taxpayer does not itemize other deductions. The with qualified tuition and fees expenses. Forty percent maximum deduction is $4,000. It is phased out for joint of this credit may be refundable for the first four years of filers with an adjusted gross income between $130,000 and college for degree-seeking students. $160,000, and single filers with an adjusted gross income between $65,000 and $80,000. Lifetime Learning Tax Credit This credit applies to tuition and fees paid for undergraduate, graduate and continuing education classes. A family may claim a tax credit of 20% for the first $10,000 in tuition and fees (less grants, scholarships and tax-free tuition benefits), resulting in a maximum tax credit of $2,000. This credit is available on a tax-return basis, regardless of the number of students enrolled in postsecondary course Contact the Internal Revenue Service (IRS), work. The tax filer may not claim both the The American Opportunity Tax Credit and the Lifetime Learning Tax at 1‑800‑TAX‑FORM to receive a copy of Pub- Credit during the same academic year for the same student. lication 970, Tax Benefits for Higher Education,

Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) which explains these benefits and rules in detail. Education Savings Account - Taxpayers may invest, after taxes, up to $2,000 per year per child under the age of It is also available online at: 18. Earnings accumulate tax free, and no taxes will be due upon withdrawal if the money is used for educational expenses – elementary, secondary or higher education. www.irs.gov/forms_pubs/pubs.html

Roth IRA – An after-tax savings option, a single taxpayer may contribute up to a maximum of $2,000 per year, Some families can claim a portion of tuition and and joint filers may contribute up to $4,000 per year to a Roth IRA. (These maximum contributions are reduced fees as a deduction on 1040 Schedule A in lieu by amounts contributed to a deductible IRA). Earnings accumulate tax free, and contributions can continue of the tax credits. Consult IRS publications or beyond age 70. Withdrawals for educational expenses are tax free if the distributions are made at least five years after a tax professional to determine which might be the Roth IRA was established and the taxpayer is age 59 or older. most advantageous for you.

10 College Visitation Days Antioch University Midwest For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.antioch.edu/midwest or call 937-769-1814. September 30, 2017 Fall Open House November 14, 2017 Fall Open House Art Academy of Cincinnati For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://artacademy.edu Ashland University For more information on visiting campus, please go to https://www.ashland.edu/visit/ September 12, 2017 Transfer Tuesday September 16, 2017 Saturday Visit September 30, 2017 Fall Open House October 14, 2017 Legacy Visit October 17, 2017 Transfer Tuesday October 28, 2017 Saturday Visit November 14, 2017 Transfer Tuesday November 18, 2017 Fall Open House December 12, 2017 Transfer Tuesday January 18, 2018 Transfer Thursday January 27, 2018 Saturday Visit February 3, 2018 VIP Event February 15, 2018 Transfer Thursday February 19, 2018 Nursing & Health Professions Open House February 19, 2018 Transfer & Adult Nursing Open House March 17, 2018 VIP Event March 22, 2018 Transfer Thursday April 14, 2018 Saturday Visit April 19, 2018 Transfer Thursday April 28, 2018 Spring Open House Aultman College For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.aultmancollege.edu/open-house September 19, 2017 Open House November 14, 2017 Open House January 20, 2018 Open House February 19, 2018 Open House March 12, 2018 Open House April 28, 2018 Open House Baldwin Wallace University For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.bw.edu/undergraduate-admission/first-year/visit/index September 16, 2017 Community Day October 11, 2017 Welcome Wednesday October 13, 2017 Fall Visit Friday November 1, 2017 Access Diversity Day November 11, 2017 Fall Visit Day February 18 & 19, 2018 Admitted Student Overnight February 19, 2018 Presidents’ Day Open House March 22 & 23, 2018 Admitted Student Overnight April 12 & 13, 2018 Admitted Student Overnight April 28, 2018 Junior Visit Day

11 College Visitation Days Bluffton University For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.bluffton.edu/visit Capital University For more information on visiting campus, please visit http://www.capital.edu/visit October 11, 2017 Science Visit Day November 4, 2017 Conservatory of Music Visit Day November 11, 2017 Fall Open House January 15, 2018 MLK Day of Learning March 24, 2018 Spring Open House July 19, 2018 Summer Visit Day #1 August 9, 2018 Summer Visit Day #2 Case Western Reserve University For more information on visiting campus, please visit http://www.case.edu/admission/visit September 29, 2017 Fall Open House October 9, 2017 Fall Open House November 13, 2017 Fall Open House February 19, 2018 Presidents Day Open House March 30, 2018 Spring Open House April 6, 2018 Spring Open House April 13, 2018 Spring Open House April 20, 2018 Spring Open House Cedarville University For more information on visiting campus, please visit https://www.cedarville.edu/Admissions/Visit/CU-Friday.aspx September 22, 2017 CU Friday - Campus Visit Day October 13, 2017 CU Friday - Campus Visit Day November 17, 2017 CU Friday - Campus Visit Day February 19, 2018 CU Monday - Campus Visit Day April 6, 2018 CU Friday - Campus Visit Day The Christ College of Nursing & Health Sciences For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.thechristcollege.edu/visit Cleveland Institute of Art For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.cia.edu September 18, 2017 Admissions + Financial Aid 101 October 8, 2017 National Portfolio Day October 13, 2017 Campus Connection October 18, 2017 Campus Connection November 11, 2017 Fall Open House January 30, 2018 Admissions + Financial Aid 101 February 19, 2018 Campus Connection March 3, 2018 Spring Open House Columbus College of Art & Design For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://ccad.edu University of Dayton For more information on visiting campus, please go to https://www.udayton.edu/apply/undergraduate/events/open-house.php September 10, 2017 Open House October 1, 2017 Open House November 5, 2017 Open House 12 College Visitation Days College Visitation Days Defiance College For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.defiance.edu/admissions/visit/ November 10, 2017 Fall Preview Day January 19, 2018 Accepted Student Day February 16, 2018 Accepted Student Day March 23, 2018 Spring Preview Day April 12, 2018 Honor’s Day Denison University For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://denison.edu The University of Findlay For more information on visiting campus, please go to https://www.findlay.edu/admissions/undergraduate/Visit-Campus September 29, 2017 Animal Science/Equestrian/Pre-Vet Day October 9, 2017 Fall Visit Day November 10, 2017 Pharmacy and Health Professions Visit Day November 14, 2017 Be a Teacher Day Franciscan University of Steubenville For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.franciscan.edu Franklin University For more information on visiting campus, please email [email protected] Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.gscollege.edu/admissions/visit-us/ September 28, 2017 GSC Open House November 11, 2017 GSC Open House February 21, 2018 GSC Open House April 12, 2018 GSC Open House June 16, 2018 GSC Open House Heidelberg University For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.heidelberg.edu/admissions/visit. If you have questions about Scholars Day, please contact Sara Gilbert at (419) 448-2330. September 22, 2017 Fall Friday at the Berg September 29, 2017 Fall Friday at the Berg October 13, 2017 Fall Friday at the Berg October 20, 2017 Fall Friday at the Berg October 27, 2017 Fall Friday at the Berg October 28, 2017 Fall Open House November 3, 2017 Fall Friday At The Berg November 3, 2017 Music Preview Day November 10, 2017 Fall Friday At The Berg November 11, 2017 Scholars Day (Invitation event) January 27, 2018 Scholars Day (Invitation event) February 19, 2018 Presidents Day Open House February 24, 2018 Scholars Day (Invitation event) April 6, 2018 Admitted Students Day Hiram College For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.hiram.edu/visit/

13 College Visitation Days John Carroll University For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.jcu.edu/visit November 5, 2017 Blue Streak Preview Day March 24, 2018 Class of 2022 Celebration (Admitted Students Day) Kenyon College For more information on visiting campus, please go to www.kenyon.edu/visit-kenyon September 4, 2017 Fall Visit Day 1 September 24 & 25, 2017 Fall Overnight October 9, 2017 Fall Visit Day 2 November 4-6, 2017 Cultural Connections March 24, 2018 Junior Visit Day April 8 & 9, 2018 Admitted Student Program 1 April 16, 2018 Ohio 6 Counselor Tour April 22 & 23, 2018 Admitted Student Program 2 Kettering College For more information on visiting campus, please go to www.kc.edu Lake Erie College For more information on visiting campus, please go to https://www.lec.edu/ September 22, 2017 Fall Visit Day October 6, 2017 Education Rising October 13, 2017 Education Open House October 20, 2017 Fall Visit Day November 12, 2017 Fall Fest February 9, 2018 Admitted Senior Day February 19, 2018 VIP Reception March 9, 2018 Admitted Senior Day April 21, 2018 JR Visit Day Lourdes University For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.lourdes.edu/visit September 30, 2017 Fall Visit Day October 21, 2017 Fall Visit Day November 18, 2017 Fall Visit Day February 19, 2018 Spring Visit Day March 17, 2018 Spring Visit Day April 21, 2018 Spring Visit Day Malone University For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.malone.edu/visit September 22, 2017 Fall Discover Day September 30, 2017 Fall Focus Day October 9, 2017 Fall Discover Day November 4, 2017 Fall Saturday Sneak Peek November 10, 2017 Fall Discover Day December 2, 2017 Fall Focus Day January 12, 2018 Spring Discover Day February 19, 2018 Spring Discover Day February 24, 2018 Focus Day March 16, 2018 Spring Discover Day

14 College Visitation Days College Visitation Days Malone University April 6, 2018 Spring Discover Day April 14, 2018 Focus Day April 21, 2018 Spring Saturday Sneak Peek Marietta College For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://marietta.edu/visit October 14, 2017 Fall Open House for seniors October 29, 2017 Fall Open House for seniors February 3, 2018 Winter Open House for seniors March 1-2, 2018 Behind the Long Blue Line Scholars’ Overnight April 7, 2018 Navy Blue and White Day for accepted students Mercy College of Ohio For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://mercycollege.edu September 13, 2017 Open House November 4, 2017 Open House February 24, 2018 Open House April 21, 2018 Open House Mount Carmel College of Nursing For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.mccn.edu August 30, 2017 Columbus Campus Open House- 3pm September 18, 2017 Columbus Campus- Breakout Room for SDAP CLE 116 - 6pm October 18, 2017 Columbus Campus Open House - 3pm October 19, 2017 Lancaster Open House (Fairfield Medical Center) - Assembly Room 3 - 6pm November 6, 2017 Columbus Campus- Breakout Room for SDAP CLE 116 - 6pm November 29, 2017 Columbus Campus Open House - 3pm November 30, 2017 Lancaster Open House (Fairfield Medical Center) - Assembly Room 3 - 6pm January 8, 2018 Columbus Campus- Breakout Room for SDAP -TBD - 6pm January 24, 2018 Columbus Campus Open House - 3pm February 12, 2018 Columbus Campus- Breakout Room for SDAP -TBD - 6pm February 22, 2018 Lancaster Open House (Fairfield Medical Center) - Assembly Room 3 - 6pm March 24, 2018 Columbus Campus- Breakout Room for SDAP -TBD - Noon April 11, 2018 Columbus Campus Open House - 3pm (SDAP Only) Mount St. Joseph University For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.msj.edu/visit September 30, 2017 Get Acquainted Day November 10, 2017 Discovery Day February 19, 2018 Discovery Day April 7, 2018 Get Acquainted Day University of Mount Union For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.mountunion.edu September 23, 2017 Fall Visit September 28, 2017 High School Counselor Visit October 10, 2017 Nursing (BSN) Visit October 21, 2017 STEM Visit February 2, 2018 Admitted Student Day March 27, 2018 Nursing (BSN) Visit April 7, 2018 Spring Visit April 27, 2018 Visual & Performing Arts Visit

15 College Visitation Days Mount Vernon Nazarene University For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://gotomvnu.com October 2, 2017 MVNYou Visit Day November 13, 2017 MVNYou Visit Day November 27, 2017 STEM Visit Day January 15, 2018 MVNYou Visit Day February 19, 2018 MVNYou Visit Day April 9, 2018 MVNYou Visit Day Muskingum University For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.muskingum.edu September 29, 2017 Open House October 21, 2017 Open House November 10, 2017 Open House December 2, 2017 Scholarship Day January 27, 2018 Scholarship Day February 3, 2018 Scholarship Day March 24, 2018 Open House April 20, 2018 Open House University of Northwestern Ohio For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.unoh.edu October 27, 2017 Open House, Colleges of Business, Health Professions, and Occupational Professions November 3 & 4, 2017 Open House, College of Applied Technologies April 6, 2018 Spring Preview Day, Colleges of Business, Health Professions, and Occupational Professions April 13 & 14, 2018 Spring Preview Day, College of Applied Technologies Notre Dame College For more information on visiting campus, please go to www.notredamecollege.edu/Admissions/visit-us October 7, 2017 Fall Visit Day November 12, 2017 Accepted Students Preview Day February 19, 2018 Presidents’ Day Visit Event April 8, 2018 Accepted Students Preview Day Oberlin College For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://go.oberlin.edu/admissionvisit. For more information on the Ohio Six Counselor Tour, please go to http://www.ohiosixcollegetours.com/. For more information on the Multicultural Visit Program, please go to http://new.oberlin.edu/arts- and-sciences/admissions/mvp/index.dot. September 14-26, 2017 Regional Fly-ins October 9, 2017 Senior Visit Program October 26-28, 2017 Multicultural Visit Program November 9-11, 2017 Multicultural Visit Program November 10, 2017 Senior Visit Program November 30-December 2, 2017 Multicultural Visit Program Ohio Christian University For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.ohiochristian.edu/residential-undergraduate/schedule-visit October 13, 2017 Preview Day October 27, 2017 Preview Day November 10, 2017 Preview Day

16 College Visitation Days College Visitation Days Ohio Dominican University For more information on visiting campus, please call Michael Halligan, (614) 251-4785. October 7, 2017 ODU Preview Day November 4, 2017 ODU Preview Day Ohio Northern University For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.onu.edu/visit September 16, 2017 Polar Preview Day September 30, 2017 Engineering Preview Day September 30, 2017 Pharmacy Preview Day November 4, 2017 Polar Preview Day February 17, 2018 Polar Preview Day February 24, 2018 Orange and Black Accepted Student Day March 24, 2018 Orange and Black Accepted Student Day March 28, 2018 Polar Preview Day July 21, 2018 Polar Preview Day Ohio Wesleyan University For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.owu.edu/visit October, 9, 2017 OWU Visit Day November 11, 2017 Fall Preview Day February 19, 2018 Winter Visit Day February 18-19, 2018 SLICE (Overnight) March 4-5, 2018 SLICE (Overnight) April 8-9, 2018 SLICE (Overnight) April 28, 2018 Spring Into College Otterbein University For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.otterbein.edu October 13, 2017 Otterbein University- Tan & Cardinal Fall Preview Day November 4, 2017 Otterbein University- Discover Day April 7, 2018 The Otterbein Experience Day University of Rio Grande For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.rio.edu/visit November 8, 2017 Open House March 1, 2018 Open House Tiffin University For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.tiffin.edu/visit/open-house/ August 31, 2017 TU vs. UF Tailgate September 14, 2017 Tiffin Arts Open House September 22, 2017 School of Business Day October 27, 2017 School of Arts and Sciences Day November 3, 2017 School of Criminal Justice and Social Sciences Day November 18, 2017 Fall Open House November 29, 2017 Dragon Connect - Meet our Alumni January 20, 2018 Green and Gold Day February 2, 2018 School of Criminal Justice and Social Sciences Day February 19, 2018 School of Business Day March 16, 2018 School of Arts and Sciences Day April 27, 2018 Junior Open House Union Institute & University For more information on visiting campus, please go to https://myunion.edu 17 College Visitation Days Urbana University For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.urbana.edu/admissions/visit-campus September 1, 2017 Prospective Student Day October 9, 2017 Prospective Student Day October 28, 2017 Blue Knight Experience Day at Homecoming November 8, 2017 Education Academy (For Future Educators) November 10, 2017 Prospective Student Day January 15, 2018 Prospective Student Day February 19, 2018 Prospective Student Day March 27, 2018 Education Academy (For Future Educators) April 2, 2018 Prospective Student Day April 28, 2018 Destination UU- Accepted Student Event (Spring Football Game) May 11, 2018 Prospective Student Day Ursuline College For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.ursuline.edu/visit November 11, 2017 Senior Scholar Day November 18, 2017 Discover Nursing Day February 19, 2018 President’s Day Open House April 28, 2018 Junior Sneak Peek Walsh University For more information on visiting campus, please go to https://www.walsh.edu/freshmen-open-house-registration September 30, 2017 Discover Walsh - Fall Visit Day October 27, 2017 Student for the Day November 18, 2017 Discover Walsh - Fall Visit Day January 19, 2018 Student for the Day February 3, 2018 Scholarship Day February 24, 2018 Scholarship Day April 7, 2018 Future Cavalier Day Wilmington College For more information on visiting campus, please go to https://www.wilmington.edu/admission/visit-campus/ October 12, 2017 Agriculture and Equine Business Management Visit Day November 4, 2017 Inside Look Day November 7, 2017 Education Visit Day November 9, 2017 Sciences Visit Day November 14, 2017 Sport Sciences Visit Day April 12, 2018 Agriculture and Equine Business Management Visit Day Wittenberg University For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.wittenberg.edu/admission/visit/specialvisitdays.html October 13, 2017 2017 Fall Visit Days October 27, 2017 2017 Fall Visit Days November 10, 2017 2017 Fall Visit Days January 15, 2018 2018 Accepted Student Days March 24-29, 2018 Tiger Days March 25, 2018 2018 Accepted Student Days March 25-25, 2017 2018 Overnight Program April 2-7, 2018 Tiger Days April 13, 2018 2018 Accepted Student Days April 13, 2018 2018 Overnight Program

18 College Visitation Days College Visitation Days The College of Wooster For more information on visiting campus, please go to http://www.wooster.edu/admissions/visit September 2, 2017 Scot Saturday September 23, 2017 Fall Visit Day September 30, 2017 Scot Saturday October 20, 2017 Fall Visit Day November 4, 2017 Scot Saturday November 5 & 6, 2017 Fall Visit Day/Senior Overnight November 11, 2017 Fall Visit Day November 18, 2017 Scot Saturday January 15, 2018 Winter Visit Day January 27, 2018 Scot Saturday February 18 & 19, 2018 Admitted Student Visit Program February 24, 2018 Scot Saturday March 3, 2018 Scot Saturday March 30, 2018 Spring Visit Day April 7, 2018 Scot Saturday April 8 & 9, 2018 Admitted Student Visit Program April 15 & 16, 2018 Admitted Student Visit Program April 21, 2018 Scot Saturday April 28, 2018 Spring Visit Day Xavier University For more information on visiting campus, please go to www.xavier.edu/admission/

19 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision N/A Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Rolling Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $50 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 18 Application Fee Waiver Yes Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 20 Website www.antioch.edu/midwest Total Undergraduate Enrollment 38 Online Application Fee $50 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 118 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 26% Early Admission (after Junior Year) N/A Percentage Undergraduate Women 74% Candidates Reply Date N/A Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 23% Tuition Deposit No Average Class Size 20 Student to Faculty Ratio 6:1 Financial Aid Information: Associate Director of Financial Aid Demarus Crawford-White Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (937) 769-1824 Middle 50% ACT Composite N/A Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading N/A CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math N/A Institutional Financial Aid Form Yes Average Freshman GPA N/A FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class N/A Application Deadline Rolling % of Freshman Receiving Aid 0% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen N/A Scholarship Info www.antioch.edu/midwest

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletic Division No Campus Setting Town: Fringe Athletic Scholarships No Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs No Learning Disabled Students: Contact: N/A LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations N/A Limited Support Services Only No Fraternities & Sororities N/A Intramural Sports Other Information: Men N/A Can high school students enroll in College No Women N/A Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate No Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 N/A Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $15,810 Living on Campus 0% Room and Board N/A Required Fees $400 Total: $16,210

Contact Information: Antioch University Midwest 900 Dayton Street - Yellow Springs, OH 45387 Associate Director of Admissions: Jaton R. Brame Phone: (937) 769-1339 Fax: (937) 769-1804 20 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.antioch.edu/midwest Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by June 30 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 184 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 17 Website www.artacademy.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 201 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 6 Deferred Admission N/A Percentage Undergraduate Men 32% Early Admission (after Junior Year) N/A Percentage Undergraduate Women 68% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 25% Tuition Deposit $200 Average Class Size 12 Student to Faculty Ratio 8:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Jean Spohr Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (513) 562-8773 Middle 50% ACT Composite 17-24 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading N/A CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math N/A Institutional Financial Aid Form Required or Profile Average Freshman GPA 3.1 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 55 Application Deadline Rolling % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $19,098 Scholarship Info www.artacademy.edu

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletic Division N/A Campus Setting City: Large Athletic Scholarships N/A Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs No Learning Disabled Students: Contact: N/A LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities No Intramural Sports Other Information: Men No Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women No Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $29,665 Living on Campus 91% Room and Board $6,400 Required Fees $1,625 Total: $37,690

Contact Information: Art Academy of Cincinnati 1212 Jackson Street - Cincinnati, OH 45202 Director of Admissions: Jamie Owens Phone: (513) 562-8754 Fax: (513) 562-8778 [email protected] Web: www.artacademy.edu 21 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Rolling Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 3,441 Application Fee Waiver Yes Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 1,373 Website www.ashland.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 4,814 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 1,765 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 52% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 48% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 20% Tuition Deposit $300 Average Class Size 20 Student to Faculty Ratio 13:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Steve Howell Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (419) 289-5002 Middle 50% ACT Composite 20-25 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 488-593 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 468-580 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.4 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 620 Application Deadline Rolling % of Freshman Receiving Aid 99% Financial Aid Award Announcement Begins in November Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $18,154 Scholarship Info www.ashland.edu/cost

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation Brethren Church Athletic Division NCAA II Campus Setting Town: Fringe Athletic Scholarships Yes Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Jonathan Locust LD Formal Program Available Yes Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities Yes Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $19,740 Living on Campus 75% Room and Board $9,746 Required Fees $960 Total: $30,446

Contact Information: Ashland University 401 College Avenue - Ashland, OH 44805 Director of Admissions: W.C. Vance Phone: (419) 289-5052 Fax: (419) 289-5999 22 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.ashland.edu Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision N/A Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by February 1 Admission Notification by March 15 Application Fee $45 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 106 Application Fee Waiver On as-needed basis Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 285 Website www.aultmancollege.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 391 Online Application Fee $45 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment Deferred Admission No Percentage Undergraduate Men 11% Early Admission (after Junior Year) N/A Percentage Undergraduate Women 89% Candidates Reply Date March 20 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 7% Tuition Deposit $100 Average Class Size 25 Student to Faculty Ratio 10:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Briana Williams Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (330) 363-6479 Middle 50% ACT Composite 20-22 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading N/A CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math N/A Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.04 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 16 Application Deadline April 1 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Financial Aid Award Announcement June 1 Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $9,827 Scholarship Info www.aultmancollege.edu/scholarships

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletics: Campus Setting City: Small Athletic Division N/A Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships No Minority/Multicultural Programs No Contact: N/A Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities No Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men No Other Information: Women No Can high school students enroll in College Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate No Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 N/A Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $17,000 Living on Campus 0% Room and Board N/A Required Fees $1,000 Total: $18,000

Contact Information: Aultman College 2600 6th Street SW - Canton, OH 44710 Director of Finance & Enrollment Services: Wendy Davis Phone: (330) 363-6347 Fax: (330) 580-6654 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.aultmancollege.edu 23 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Priority: Nov 1 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 3,040 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 247 Website www.bw.edu/admission Total Undergraduate Enrollment 3,287 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 646 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 46% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 54% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 21% Tuition Deposit $200 Average Class Size 18 Student to Faculty Ratio 13:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Dr. George Rolleston Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (440) 826-2108 Middle 50% ACT Composite 21-27 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 487-600 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 480-583 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.46 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 705 Application Deadline Rolling % of Freshman Receiving Aid 99% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $27,551 Scholarship Info www.bw.edu/finaid

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation United Methodist Athletic Division NCAA III Campus Setting Suburb: Large Athletic Scholarships No Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Brianna Stephens LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities Yes Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College No Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $31,668 Living on Campus 85% Room and Board $9,142 Required Fees $0 Total: $40,810

Contact Information: Baldwin Wallace University 275 Eastland Road - Berea, OH 44017 Director of First-Year Recruitment and Admission Operations: Joyce Cendroski Phone: (440) 826-2222 Fax: (440) 826-3830 24 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.bw.edu/admission Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by May 31 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 728 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 137 Website www.bluffton.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 865 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 87 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 50% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 50% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 14% Tuition Deposit $100 Average Class Size 18 Student to Faculty Ratio 12:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Christopher Fowler Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (419) 358-3409 Middle 50% ACT Composite 19-24 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading Not reported CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math Not reported Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.23 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 208 Application Deadline May 1 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $24,983 Scholarship Info www.bluffton.edu/admission/ financialaid/blufftonaid/ Campus Life: Religious Affiliation Mennonite Church Athletics: Campus Setting Town: Distant Athletic Division NCAA III Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships No Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Tyson Goings Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available Yes Fraternities & Sororities No Limited Support Services Only No Intramural Sports Men Yes Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? Housing: International Baccalaureate Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee ASL as foreign language credit Yes Paid by May 1 Yes Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Living on Campus 91% Tuition $31,222 Room and Board $10,484 Required Fees $450 Total: $42,156

Contact Information: Bluffton University 1 University Drive - Bluffton, OH 45817 Director of Admissions: Erin Ostling Burkholder Phone: (419) 358-3361 Fax: (419) 358-3081 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.bluffton.edu 25 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by May 1 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee Online: $0, Paper $25 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 2,511 Application Fee Waiver Yes Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 207 Website www.capital.edu/admission Total Undergraduate Enrollment 2,718 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 649 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 39% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 61% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 19% Tuition Deposit $300 Average Class Size 20 Student to Faculty Ratio 12:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Susan Kannenwischer Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (614) 236-6511 Middle 50% ACT Composite 22-28 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 480-570 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 470-610 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.52 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 613 Application Deadline March 1 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 99% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $31,490 Scholarship Info www.capital.edu/finaid

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation Evangelical Lutheran Church Athletic Division NCAA III Campus Setting Suburb: Large Athletic Scholarships No Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: [email protected] LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities Yes Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $34,280 Living on Campus 92% Room and Board $10,178 Required Fees $320 Total: $44,778

Contact Information: Capital University 1 College and Main - Columbus, OH 43209 Interim Director of Admission: Garien Hudson Phone: (614) 236-6101 Fax: (614) 236-7947 26 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.capital.edu/admission Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision Yes Apply by November 1 Admission Notification by December 15 Regular Admission Apply by January 15 Admission Notification by March 20 Application Fee $70 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 4,990 Application Fee Waiver Yes Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 162 Website case.edu/admission/ Total Undergraduate Enrollment 5,152 Online Application Fee $70 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 6,512 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 55% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Rarely Percentage Undergraduate Women 45% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 34% Tuition Deposit $500 Average Class Size 29 Student to Faculty Ratio 11:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Venus Puliafico Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (216) 368-4530 Middle 50% ACT Composite 30-34 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 600-720 CSS Financial Aid Profile Yes Middle 50% SAT Math 680-770 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA N/A FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 1,265 Application Deadline January 15 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 82% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $32,390 Scholarship Info financialaid.case.edu/

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletic Division NCAA III Campus Setting City: Large Athletic Scholarships No Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Undergraduate Admission LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities Yes Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $47,074 Living on Campus 78% Room and Board $14,784 Required Fees $966 Total: $62,824

Contact Information: Case Western Reserve University Office of Undergraduate Admission - Cleveland, OH 44106 Director of Undergraduate Admission: Robert McCullough Phone: (216) 368-4450 Fax: (216) 368-5111 E-mail: [email protected] Web: case.edu/admission 27 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by March 1 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $30 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 3,024 Application Fee Waiver Yes Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 356 Website www.cedarville.edu/admissions Total Undergraduate Enrollment 3,380 Online Application Fee $30 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 334 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 48% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 52% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 9% Tuition Deposit $250 Average Class Size 20 Student to Faculty Ratio 13:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Kim Jenerette Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (937) 766-7866 Middle 50% ACT Composite 23-29 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 540-660 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 540-650 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.69 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 769 Application Deadline None % of Freshman Receiving Aid 99% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $17,792 Scholarship Info www.cedarville.edu/scholarships

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation Baptist Athletics: Campus Setting Town: Fringe Athletic Division NCAA II Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships Yes Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Matthew Dearden Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities No Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men Yes Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $28,956 Living on Campus 75% Room and Board $7,088 Required Fees $200 Total: $36,244

Contact Information: Cedarville University 251 North Main Street - Cedarville, OH 45314 Vice President for Enrollment Management: Scott Van Loo Phone: (937) 766-7700 Fax: (937) 766-7575 28 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.cedarville.edu/admissions Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision Yes Apply by December Admission Notification by Varies Regular Admission Apply by May Admission Notification by Varies Application Fee None Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 342 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 510 Website www.thechristcollege.edu/apply Total Undergraduate Enrollment 852 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 0 Deferred Admission No Percentage Undergraduate Men 8% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 92% Candidates Reply Date N/A Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 17% Tuition Deposit $200 Average Class Size 0 Student to Faculty Ratio 13:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Timothy R. Ring Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (513) 585-2401 Middle 50% ACT Composite 20-23 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 483-520 Middle 50% SAT Math 470-483 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Average Freshman GPA N/A Institutional Financial Aid Form No Number in Freshman Class 73 FAFSA Yes % of Freshman Receiving Aid 98% Application Deadline July Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $8,936 Financial Aid Award Announcement Varies Scholarship Info www.thechristcollege.edu/scholarships

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletics: Campus Setting City: Large Athletic Division N/A Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships N/A Minority/Multicultural Programs No Contact: N/A Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities No Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men No Other Information: Women No Can high school students enroll in College No Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 N/A Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Tuition $15,392 Living on Campus 0% Room and Board N/A Required Fees $1,130 Total: $16,522

Contact Information: The Christ College of Nursing & Health Sciences 2139 Auburn Avenue - Cincinnati, OH 45219 Director of Admissions: Timothy R. Ring [email protected] Web: www.thechristcollege.edu/apply 29 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by March 1 Admission Notification by April 1 Application Fee $40 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 610 Application Fee Waiver On as-needed basis Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 14 Website www.cia.edu/admissions Total Undergraduate Enrollment 624 Online Application Fee $40 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 0 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 42% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Rarely Percentage Undergraduate Women 58% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 21% Tuition Deposit $350 Average Class Size 12 Student to Faculty Ratio 9:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Martin J. Carney Jr. Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (216) 421-7424 Middle 50% ACT Composite 20-26 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 520-620 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 490-600 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.44 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 161 Application Deadline http://www.cia.edu/admissions/apply/dates--deadlines % of Freshman Receiving Aid 95% Financial Aid Award Announcement http://www.cia.edu/admissions/ Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $29,319 apply/dates--deadlines Scholarship Info www.cia.edu/admissions/ Campus Life: financing-your-education/scholarships Religious Affiliation N/A Campus Setting City: Large Athletics: Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Division N/A Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Athletic Scholarships No Contact: Student Organizations Yes Learning Disabled Students: Fraternities & Sororities Yes LD Formal Program Available No Intramural Sports Limited Support Services Only Yes Men Yes Women Yes Other Information: Can high school students enroll in College Yes Housing: Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee International Baccalaureate Yes Paid by May 1 Yes ASL as foreign language credit Yes Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Living on Campus 35% Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Tuition $37,980 Room and Board $10,800 Required Fees $2,675 Total: $51,455

Contact Information: Cleveland Institute of Art 11141 East Boulevard - Cleveland, OH 44106 Vice President of Enrollment Management: Jonathan D. Wehner Phone: (216) 421-7418 Fax: (216) 754-3634 30 E-mail: [email protected] Web: admissions.cia.edu Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Rolling Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $50 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 999 Application Fee Waiver On as-needed basis Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 61 Website www.ccad.edu/admissions/ Total Undergraduate Enrollment 1,060 Online Application Fee $50 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 35 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 32% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 68% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 25% Tuition Deposit $300 Average Class Size 12 Student to Faculty Ratio 12:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Anna Schofield Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (614) 222-3295 Middle 50% ACT Composite N/A Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading N/A CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math N/A Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.23 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 240 Application Deadline Rolling % of Freshman Receiving Aid 99% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $29,155 Scholarship Info www.ccad.edu/admissions/

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletic Division N/A Campus Setting City: Large Athletic Scholarships No Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Maria D'Apolito LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities No Intramural Sports Other Information: Men No Can high school students enroll in College No Women No Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $33,960 Living on Campus 37% Room and Board $9,370 Required Fees $1,080 Total: $44,410

Contact Information: Columbus College of Art & Design 60 Cleveland Ave - Columbus, OH 43215 VP for Enrollment Management: Jean Hester Phone: (614) 222-3261 Fax: (614) 232-8344 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.ccad.edu/admissions/ 31 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by February 1 Admission Notification by Rolling/Early Action Feb 15 Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 7,873 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 457 Website www.udayton.edu/admission/ Total Undergraduate Enrollment 8,330 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 2,473 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 53% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 47% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 10% Tuition Deposit $400 Average Class Size 27 Student to Faculty Ratio 15:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Catherine Mix Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (800) 427-5029 Middle 50% ACT Composite 24-29 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 500-610 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 520-630 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.68 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 1,823 Application Deadline None. Priority February 1 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 96% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling/begin February 1 Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $23,901 Scholarship Info udayton.edu/apply/undergraduate/affordability.php

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation Roman Catholic-Marianist Athletics: Athletic Division NCAA I Campus Setting City: Midsize Athletic Scholarships Yes Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Patricia Alvarez LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities Yes Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College No Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $41,750 Living on Campus 74% Room and Board $13,180 Required Fees $0 Total: $54,930

Contact Information: University of Dayton 300 College Park - Dayton, OH 45469 Associate VP & Dean of Admission & Financial Aid: Robert Durkle Phone: (937) 229-4411 Fax: (937) 229-5111 32 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.udayton.edu/admission/ Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by August 15 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $25 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 508 Application Fee Waiver Yes Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 100 Website www.defiance.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 608 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 40 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 54% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 46% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 20% Tuition Deposit $150 Average Class Size 15 Student to Faculty Ratio 11:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Amy Francis Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (419) 783-2376 Middle 50% ACT Composite 18-23 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 400-540 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 390-470 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.22 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 136 Application Deadline April 1 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $26,841 Scholarship Info www.defiance.edu

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation United Church of Christ Athletic Division NCAA III Campus Setting Town: Distant Athletic Scholarships No Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Mercedes Clay LD Formal Program Available Yes Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities Yes Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $31,480 Living on Campus 50% Room and Board $10,050 Required Fees $710 Total: $42,240

Contact Information: Defiance College 701 North Clinton Street - Defiance, OH 43512 Assistant Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid: Brenda Averesch Phone: (419) 783-2352 Fax: (419) 783-2468 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.defiance.edu 33 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision Yes Apply by November 15 / January 15 Admission Notification by December 15 / February 1 Regular Admission Apply by January 15 Admission Notification by Late March Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 2,259 Application Fee Waiver Yes Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 18 Website www.denison.edu/admission/ Total Undergraduate Enrollment 2,277 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 0 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 45% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 55% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 24% Tuition Deposit $300 Average Class Size 17 Student to Faculty Ratio 10:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Laura Meek Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (740) 587-6718 Middle 50% ACT Composite 28-32 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 590-680 CSS Financial Aid Profile Yes Middle 50% SAT Math 600-700 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.60 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 637 Application Deadline January 15 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 98% Financial Aid Award Announcement With Admission Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $32,610 Scholarship Info denison.edu/admission

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletic Division NCAA III Campus Setting Suburb: Small Athletic Scholarships No Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Erik S. Farley LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities Yes Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College No Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $49,310 Living on Campus 99% Room and Board $12,330 Required Fees $1,130 Total: $62,770

Contact Information: Denison University 100 West College Street - Granville, OH 43023 Vice President for Enrollment Management: Gregory Sneed Phone: (740) 587-6276 Fax: (740) 587-6306 34 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.denison.edu/admission/ Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by August 1 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 2,570 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 1,091 Website www.findlay.edu/admissions Total Undergraduate Enrollment 3,661 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 1,417 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 36% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 64% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 8% Tuition Deposit $100 Average Class Size 16 Student to Faculty Ratio 16:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Joseph Spencer Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (419) 434-4791 Middle 50% ACT Composite 20-25 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 470-560 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 470-480 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.6 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 544 Application Deadline Rolling % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $29,141 Scholarship Info www.findlay.edu/offices/financialaid

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation Church of God Athletics: Campus Setting Town: Distant Athletic Division NCAA II Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships Yes Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Christopher Sippel Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men Yes Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $32,330 Living on Campus 73% Room and Board $9,720 Required Fees $990 Total: $43,040

Contact Information: The University of Findlay 1000 North Main Street - Findlay, OH 45314 Director of Admissions: Christopher M. Harris Phone: (419) 434-4732 Fax: (419) 434-4898 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.findlay.edu/admissions 35 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by December 1 - Recommended Admission Notification by Rolling Fall 2016 Enrollment: Application Fee $0 Full-time Undergraduates 1,995 Application Fee Waiver Yes Part-time Undergraduates 95 Online Application Yes Total Undergraduate Enrollment 2,090 Website www.franciscan.edu Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 669 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 40% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 60% Candidates Reply Date N/A Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 15% Tuition Deposit $300 Average Class Size 23 Student to Faculty Ratio 14:1 Financial Aid Information: www.franciscan.edu/admissions Director of Financial Aid Jody Peeler Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (740) 283-6226 Middle 50% ACT Composite 22-28 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 540-670 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 500-630 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.73 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 453 Application Deadline None % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $14,814 Scholarship Info www.franciscan.edu/sfs/new/

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation Roman Catholic Athletics: Campus Setting City: Small Athletic Division NCAA III Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships No Minority/Multicultural Programs No Contact: Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities No Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men Yes Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College No Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 No Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $25,970 Living on Campus 88% Room and Board $8,400 Required Fees $460 Total: $34,830

Contact Information: Franciscan University of Steubenville 1235 University Blvd. - Steubenville, OH 43952 Director of Admissions: Christopher Krivoniak Phone: (740) 283-6226 Fax: (740) 284-5456 36 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.franciscan.edu/admissions Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Rolling Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 1,252 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 2,669 Website www.franklin.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 3,921 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 1,085 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 44% Early Admission (after Junior Year) N/A Percentage Undergraduate Women 56% Candidates Reply Date N/A Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 27% Tuition Deposit $0 Average Class Size 14 Student to Faculty Ratio 15:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Goldie Langley Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (614) 797-4700 Middle 50% ACT Composite N/A Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading N/A CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math N/A Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.07 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 12 Application Deadline Rolling % of Freshman Receiving Aid 36% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $8,360 Scholarship Info www.franklin.edu

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletic Division N/A Campus Setting City: Large Athletic Scholarships N/A Academic Calendar Trimester Minority/Multicultural Programs No Learning Disabled Students: Contact: N/A LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities No Intramural Sports Other Information: Men N/A Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women N/A Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 N/A Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $12,016 Living on Campus 0% Room and Board N/A Required Fees $0 Total: $12,016

Contact Information: Franklin University 201 S Grant Ave - Columbus, OH 43215 Director of Admissions: Rachel Dunphy Phone: (614) 947-6692 Fax: (614) 947-6744 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.franklin.edu 37 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Fall: December 1; Spring: July 1 Admission Notification by Fall: February 1; Spring: August 1 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Application Fee $0 Full-time Undergraduates 138 Application Fee Waiver N/A Part-time Undergraduates 265 Online Application Yes Total Undergraduate Enrollment 403 Website www.GSCollege.edu Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 0 Online Application Fee $0 Percentage Undergraduate Men 10% Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 90% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No 45 days from acceptance Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 13% Candidates Reply Date Average Class Size 27 Tuition Deposit $450 Student to Faculty Ratio 7:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Linda Hayes Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Middle 50% ACT Composite 19-23 Phone Number (513) 862-3571 Middle 50% SAT Reading N/A Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Math N/A CSS Financial Aid Profile No Average Freshman GPA 3.01 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Number in Freshman Class 19 FAFSA Yes % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Application Deadline April 1st Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $9,347 Financial Aid Award Announcement November Scholarship Info www.GSCollege.edu Campus Life: Religious Affiliation Roman Catholic Athletics: Campus Setting City: Large Athletic Division N/A Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships No Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: N/A Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities No Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men No Other Information: Women No Can high school students enroll in College Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate No Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 N/A Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Tuition $13,605 Living on Campus N/A Room and Board $0 Required Fees $1,865 Total: $15,470

Contact Information: Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science 375 Dixmyth Ave - Cincinnati, OH 45220 Assistant Director of Admissions: Jason Slayton Phone: (513) 862-3571 Fax: (513) 862-3572 38 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.GScollege.edu Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by July 1 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee N/A Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 1,109 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 27 Website www.heidelberg.edu/admissions Total Undergraduate Enrollment 1,136 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 179 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 52% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Rarely Percentage Undergraduate Women 48% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 15% Tuition Deposit $250 Average Class Size 20 Student to Faculty Ratio 13:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Juli Weininger Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (419) 448-2293 Middle 50% ACT Composite 19-25 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 420-530 Middle 50% SAT Math 430-550 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Average Freshman GPA 3.3 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Number in Freshman Class 371 FAFSA Yes % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Application Deadline May 15 Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $26,499 Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Scholarship Info www.heidelberg.edu/offices/financialaid/scholarships

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation United Church of Christ Athletics: Campus Setting Town: Distant Athletic Division NCAA III Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships No Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Cherrelle Gardner Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men Yes Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Tuition $29,600 Living on Campus 85% Room and Board $10,200 Required Fees $600 Total: $40,400

Contact Information: Heidelberg University 310 East Market Street - Tiffin, OH 44883 Director of Admission: Mike Brown Phone: (419) 448-2330 Fax: (419) 448-2334 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.heidelberg.edu/admissions 39 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by July 1 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $25 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 856 Application Fee Waiver Yes Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 234 Website www.hiram.edu/admission Total Undergraduate Enrollment 1,090 Online Application Fee $25 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 24 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 49% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 51% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 23% Tuition Deposit $100 Average Class Size 13 Student to Faculty Ratio 10:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Linda Shirey Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (330) 569-5107 Middle 50% ACT Composite 19-25 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 430-520 CSS Financial Aid Profile Optional, Profile/Institutional Middle 50% SAT Math 433-525 Average Freshman GPA 3.27 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Number in Freshman Class 207 FAFSA Yes % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Application Deadline Ongoing Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $24,560 Financial Aid Award Announcement December 1 Scholarship Info www.hiram.edu/admission/financial-aid

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletics: Campus Setting Town: Fringe Athletic Division NCAA III Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships No Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Detra West Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men Yes Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Tuition $32,700 Living on Campus 86% Room and Board $10,240 Required Fees $1,600 Total: $44,540

Contact Information: Hiram College P.O. Box 96 - Hiram, OH 44234 Vice President of Enrollment: Lindajean Western Phone: (800) 362-5280 Fax: (330) 569-5944 40 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.hiram.edu/admission Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by February 1 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 2,937 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 101 Website sites.jcu.edu/admission Total Undergraduate Enrollment 3,038 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 485 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 51% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Rarely Percentage Undergraduate Women 49% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 12% Tuition Deposit $300 Average Class Size 21 Student to Faculty Ratio 14:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Claudia Wenzel Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (216) 397-4270 Middle 50% ACT Composite 22-27 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 490-590 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 500-610 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.55 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 715 Application Deadline January 1 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 99% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $28,335 Scholarship Info go.jcu.edu/scholarships

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation Roman Catholic Athletic Division NCAA III Campus Setting Suburb: Large Athletic Scholarships No Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Salomon Rodezno LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities Yes Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $38,490 Living on Campus 58% Room and Board $11,580 Required Fees $1,500 Total: $51,570

Contact Information: John Carroll University 1 John Carroll Boulevard - University Heights, OH 44118 Assistant Vice President for Undergraduate Admission: Steve Vitatoe Phone: (216) 397-4294 Fax: (216) 397-4981 E-mail: [email protected] Web: sites.jcu.edu/admission 41 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision Yes Apply by Nov 15 or Jan 15 Admission Notification by Dec 15 or Feb 1 Regular Admission Apply by January 15 Admission Notification by April 1 Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 1,689 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 19 Website www.kenyon.edu/admissions-aid/how-to-apply/ Total Undergraduate Enrollment 1,708 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 0 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 45% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 55% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 19% Tuition Deposit $350 Average Class Size 16 Student to Faculty Ratio 10:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Craig Slaughter Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (740) 427-5430 Middle 50% ACT Composite 29-33 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 620-730 CSS Financial Aid Profile Yes Middle 50% SAT Math 610-710 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.93 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 487 Application Deadline Nov. 15 (Early Decision) or Jan. 15 (Regular) % of Freshman Receiving Aid 62% Financial Aid Award Announcement April 1 Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $34,141 Scholarship Info www.kenyon.edu/scholarships

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletics: Campus Setting Town: Distant Athletic Division NCAA III Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships No Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Chris Kennerly Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men Yes Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $51,540 Living on Campus 99% Room and Board $12,280 Required Fees $2,020 Total: $65,840

Contact Information: Kenyon College 106 College Park Drive - Gambier, OH 43022 Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid: Diane Anci Phone: (740) 427-5776 Fax: (740) 427-5770 42 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.kenyon.edu/admissions-aid/how-to-apply/ Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Rolling Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $15 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 306 Application Fee Waiver On as-needed basis Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 306 Website kc.edu/admissions/ Total Undergraduate Enrollment 612 Online Application Fee $15 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 147 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 17% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 83% Candidates Reply Date 10 days after acceptance Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 14% Tuition Deposit Varies Average Class Size 20 Student to Faculty Ratio 8:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Kim Snell Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (800) 433-5262 Middle 50% ACT Composite N/A Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading N/A CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math N/A Institutional Financial Aid Form Yes Average Freshman GPA 3.37 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 50 Application Deadline Priority % of Freshman Receiving Aid 80% Financial Aid Award Announcement May Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $10,061 Scholarship Info kc.edu/admissions/financial-aid

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation Seventh Day Adventists Athletic Division N/A Campus Setting Suburb: Large Athletic Scholarships No Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs No Learning Disabled Students: Contact: N/A LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only No Fraternities & Sororities N/A Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College No Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate No Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 No Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $15,510 Living on Campus 20% Room and Board $7,350 Required Fees $880 Total: $23,740

Contact Information: Kettering College 3737 Southern Boulevard - Kettering, OH 45429 Director of Admissions: Katrina Hill Phone: (937) 395-8601 Fax: (937) 395-8153 E-mail: [email protected] Web: kc.edu/admissions/ 43 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Rolling Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 745 Application Fee Waiver N/A Part-time Undergraduates 210 Online Application Yes www.lec.edu/admissions Total Undergraduate Enrollment 955 Website Online Application Fee Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 246 Percentage Undergraduate Men 48% Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 52% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 26% Candidates Reply Date Prefer by May 1 Average Class Size 17 Tuition Deposit $200 Student to Faculty Ratio 14:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Tricia Pangonis Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Middle 50% ACT Composite 18-22 Phone Number (440) 375-7102 Middle 50% SAT Reading 420-510 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Math 420-510 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Average Freshman GPA 3.08 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Number in Freshman Class 219 FAFSA Yes % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Application Deadline Rolling rec. March 1 Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $25,889 Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Scholarship Info www.lec.edu/financial/scholarships.php

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletics: Campus Setting Suburb: Large Athletic Division NCAA II Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships Yes Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Student Life Office Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available Yes Fraternities & Sororities Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men Yes Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate No Housing: ASL as foreign language credit Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 No Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Tuition $29,426 Living on Campus 80% Room and Board $9,460 Required Fees $1,436 Total: $40,322

Contact Information: Lake Erie College 391 West Washington Street - Painesville, OH 44077 Interim Director of Admission: Marco Gaudio Phone: (440) 375-7060 Fax: (440) 375-7005 44 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.lec.edu/admissions Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by March 1 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 842 Application Fee Waiver Yes Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 283 Website www.lourdes.edu/admissions/undergraduate-admissions/ Total Undergraduate Enrollment 1,125 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 301 Deferred Admission No Percentage Undergraduate Men 36% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 64% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 25% Tuition Deposit $100 Average Class Size 12 Student to Faculty Ratio 11:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Deb LaJuenesse Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (419) 824-3733 Middle 50% ACT Composite 18-24 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 410-530 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 450-570 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.24 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 212 Application Deadline N/A % of Freshman Receiving Aid 99% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $16,804 Scholarship Info www.lourdes.edu/Scholarships.aspx

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation Roman Catholic Athletics: Campus Setting Suburb: Large Athletic Division NAIA II Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships Yes Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Tonya Colbert Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities No Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men Yes Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $20,800 Living on Campus 75% Room and Board $9,700 Required Fees $740 Total: $31,240

Contact Information: Lourdes University 6832 Convent Boulevard - Sylvania, OH 43560 Associate Director of Admissions: Justin Veigel Phone: (419) 824-3785 Fax: (419) 824-3677 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.lourdes.edu/admissions/undergraduate-admissions/ 45 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Feb 1 (recommended) Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $20 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 1,145 Application Fee Waiver On as-needed basis Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 166 Website www.malone.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 1,311 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 356 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 41% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 59% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 18% Tuition Deposit $200 Average Class Size 18 Student to Faculty Ratio 12:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Pamela S. Pustay Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (330) 471-8161 Middle 50% ACT Composite 19-25 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 430-530 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 400-530 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.24 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 309 Application Deadline March 1 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $25,397 Scholarship Info www.malone.edu/admissions/financial-aid

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation Evangelical Friends Athletic Division NCAA II Campus Setting City: Small Athletic Scholarships Yes Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Brenda Stevens LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities No Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate No Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $29,000 Living on Campus 68% Room and Board $9,300 Required Fees $900 Total: $39,200

Contact Information: Malone University 2600 Cleveland Ave NW - Canton, OH 44709 Director of Admissions: Linda Kurtz Hoffman Phone: (800) 521-1146 Fax: (330) 471-8149 46 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.malone.edu Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Rolling Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 1,053 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 91 Website www.marietta.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 1,144 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 80 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 61% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 39% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 11% Tuition Deposit $200 Average Class Size 18 Student to Faculty Ratio 10:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Emily Schuck Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (800) 331-2709 Middle 50% ACT Composite 21-26 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 460-600 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 490-630 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.47 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 245 Application Deadline Rolling % of Freshman Receiving Aid 93% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $27,815 Scholarship Info www.marietta.edu/Admission/financial_aid/scholarship.html

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletic Division NCAA III Campus Setting Town: Fringe Athletic Scholarships No Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Office of Diversity and Inclusion LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities Yes Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $35,030 Living on Campus 94% Room and Board $11,320 Required Fees $1,010 Total: $47,360

Contact Information: Marietta College 215 Fifth Street - Marietta, OH 45750 Vice-President of Enrollment: Stephen Lazowski Phone: (800) 331-7896 Fax: (740) 376-8888 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.marietta.edu 47 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Rolling Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $25 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 497 Application Fee Waiver Yes Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 854 Website www.mercycollege.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 1,351 Online Application Fee $25 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 0 Deferred Admission No Percentage Undergraduate Men 14% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 86% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 20% Tuition Deposit $125 Average Class Size 18 Student to Faculty Ratio 6:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Julie Leslie Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (419) 251-1598 Middle 50% ACT Composite N/A Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading N/A CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math N/A Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.13 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 46 Application Deadline Rolling % of Freshman Receiving Aid 90% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $7,804 Scholarship Info www.mercycollege.edu/financial-aid/scholarships

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation Roman Catholic Athletics: Campus Setting City: Large Athletic Division N/A Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships No Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Quatez Scott Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities No Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men No Other Information: Women No Can high school students enroll in College No Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $12,360 Living on Campus 11% Room and Board $0 Required Fees $2,250 Total: $14,610

Contact Information: Mercy College of Ohio 2221 Madison Avenue - Toledo, OH 43624 Director of Enrollment Management: Amy Mergen Phone: (419) 251-1313 Fax: (419) 251-1462 48 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.mercycollege.edu Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by April 1 deadline Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $30 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 635 Application Fee Waiver On as-needed basis Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 291 Website www.mccn.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 926 Online Application Fee $30 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 179 Deferred Admission No Percentage Undergraduate Men 10% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 90% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 12% Tuition Deposit $300 Average Class Size 30 Student to Faculty Ratio 12:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Todd Everett Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (614) 234-1842 Middle 50% ACT Composite 19-23 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading N/A CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math N/A Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.59 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 99 Application Deadline March 15 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 88% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $9,040 Scholarship Info www.mccn.edu

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation Roman Catholic Athletic Division No Campus Setting City: Large Athletic Scholarships No Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Kathy Schumacher LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities No Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College No Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 No Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $12,927 Living on Campus 13% Room and Board $5,000 Required Fees $180 Total: $18,107

Contact Information: Mount Carmel College of Nursing 127 South Davis Avenue - Columbus, OH 43222 Director, Enrollment Management: Kim M. Campbell, Ph.D. Phone: (614) 234-4266 Fax: (614) 234-5427 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.mccn.edu 49 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by August 15 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $25 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 996 Application Fee Waiver On as-needed basis Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 340 Website http://www.msj.edu/admission/overview5/ Total Undergraduate Enrollment 1,336 Online Application Fee $25 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 709 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 41% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 59% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 15% Tuition Deposit $100 Average Class Size 17 Student to Faculty Ratio 11:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Kathryn Kelly Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (513) 244-4418 Middle 50% ACT Composite 19-24 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 440-560 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 450-580 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.2 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 242 Application Deadline March 1 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $22,255 Scholarship Info www.msj.edu/tuition-aid/financial- aid-grants-loans-scholarships Campus Life: Religious Affiliation Roman Catholic Athletics: Campus Setting Suburb: Large Athletic Division NCAA III Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships No Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Janet Cox Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available Yes Fraternities & Sororities Yes Limited Support Services Only No Intramural Sports Men Yes Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College No Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? Housing: International Baccalaureate Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee ASL as foreign language credit Yes Paid by May 1 Yes Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Living on Campus 32% Tuition $28,100 Room and Board $9,266 Required Fees $1,000 Total: $38,366

Contact Information: Mount St. Joseph University 5701 Delhi Road - Cincinnati, OH 45233 Director of Admissions: Peggy Minnich Phone: (513) 244-4531 Fax: (513) 244-4629 50 E-mail: [email protected] Web: http://www.msj.edu/admission/overview5/ Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Rolling Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 2,113 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 27 Website www.mountunion.edu/ Total Undergraduate Enrollment 2,140 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 141 Deferred Admission No Percentage Undergraduate Men 52% Early Admission (after Junior Year) N/A Percentage Undergraduate Women 48% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 14% Tuition Deposit $150 Average Class Size 19 Student to Faculty Ratio 13:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Kathleen Thomas Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (330) 823-2578 Middle 50% ACT Composite 20-26 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 430-540 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 460-570 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.2 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 642 Application Deadline Rolling % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $25,054 Scholarship Info www.mountunion.edu/types-of-financial- aid#Grants and Scholarships Campus Life: Religious Affiliation United Methodist Athletics: Campus Setting Town: Fringe Athletic Division NCAA III Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships No Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Jessie Canavan Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men Yes Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? Housing: International Baccalaureate Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee ASL as foreign language credit No Paid by May 1 Yes Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Living on Campus 72% Tuition $29,560 Room and Board $10,100 Required Fees $330 Total: $39,990

Contact Information: University of Mount Union 1972 Clark Avenue - Alliance, OH 44601 Director of Admission: Jessie Canavan Phone: (330) 823-2590 Fax: (330) 823-5097 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.mountunion.edu/ 51 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by July 15 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $25 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 1,748 Application Fee Waiver On as-needed basis Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 83 Website www.mvnu.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 1,831 Online Application Fee $25 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 414 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 38% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 62% Candidates Reply Date No Set Date Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 9% Tuition Deposit $150 Average Class Size 16 Student to Faculty Ratio 14:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Jared Sponseller Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (866) 686-8243 Middle 50% ACT Composite 20-25 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 460-600 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 460-580 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.49 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 451 Application Deadline March 15 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $22,870 Scholarship Info www.gotomvnu.edu/financialaid/scholarships.php

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation Church of the Nazarene Athletic Division NAIA II Campus Setting Town: Distant Athletic Scholarships Yes Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: James Singletary LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities No Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $27,840 Living on Campus 78% Room and Board $7,854 Required Fees $250 Total: $35,944

Contact Information: Mount Vernon Nazarene University 800 Martinsburg Road - Mt Vernon, OH 43050 Director of Undergraduate Admissions: Tracy Waal Phone: (740) 397-9000 Fax: (740) 393-0511 52 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.mvnu.edu Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by ASAP before June 1 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 1,310 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 239 Website www.muskingum.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 1,549 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 572 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 46% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 54% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 11% Tuition Deposit $200 Average Class Size 22 Student to Faculty Ratio 13:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Beth DaLonzo Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (740) 826-8139 Middle 50% ACT Composite 19-24 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 410-560 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 470-560 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.20 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 319 Application Deadline March 1 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $26,743 Scholarship Info www.muskingum.edu

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation Presbyterian Church (USA) Athletic Division NCAA III Campus Setting Town: Distant Athletic Scholarships No Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Admission Office Contact: LD Formal Program Available Yes Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only No Fraternities & Sororities Yes Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $26,900 Living on Campus 85% Room and Board $11,040 Required Fees $1,162 Total: $39,102

Contact Information: Muskingum University 163 Stormount Street - New Concord, OH 43762 Director of Admissions: Beth DaLonzo Phone: (740) 826-8137 Fax: (740) 826-8100 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.muskingum.edu 53 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Rolling Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $20 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 3,419 Application Fee Waiver No Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 290 Website www.unoh.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 3,709 Online Application Fee $20 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 103 Deferred Admission No Percentage Undergraduate Men 80% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 20% Candidates Reply Date N/A Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 6% Tuition Deposit $0 Average Class Size 25 Student to Faculty Ratio 26:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Wendell Schick Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (419) 998-3140 Middle 50% ACT Composite N/A Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading N/A CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math N/A Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA N/A FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 987 Application Deadline None % of Freshman Receiving Aid 94% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $9,758 Scholarship Info www.unoh.edu

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletic Division NAIA II Campus Setting City: Small Athletic Scholarships Yes Academic Calendar Quarter Minority/Multicultural Programs No Learning Disabled Students: Contact: N/A LD Formal Program Available Yes Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities No Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate No Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $9,900 Living on Campus 35% Room and Board $6,750 Required Fees $750 Total: $17,400

Contact Information: University of Northwestern Ohio 1441 North Cable Road - Lima, OH 43805 Director of Admissions: Tony Azzarello Phone: (419) 998-3120 Fax: (419) 998-3139 54 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.unoh.edu Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision N/A Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by N/A Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 1,255 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 547 Website www.notredamecollege.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 1,802 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 183 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 46% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 54% Candidates Reply Date August 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 32% Tuition Deposit $250 Average Class Size 16 Student to Faculty Ratio 14:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Alison McBrady Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (216) 373-5213 Middle 50% ACT Composite 18-22 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 410-495 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 410-500 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.0 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 285 Application Deadline Rolling % of Freshman Receiving Aid 99% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $24,242 Scholarship Info www.notredamecollege.edu/admissions/financial-information

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation Roman Catholic Athletics: Campus Setting Suburb: Large Athletic Division NCAA II Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships Yes Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Dean of Student Affairs Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available Yes Fraternities & Sororities No Limited Support Services Only No Intramural Sports Men Yes Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate No Housing: ASL as foreign language credit Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $28,600 Living on Campus 56% Room and Board $9,850 Required Fees $700 Total: $39,150

Contact Information: Notre Dame College 4545 College Road - South Euclid, OH 44121 VP, Undergraduate Traditional Enrollment & Student Success: Beth Ford Phone: (216) 373-5351 Fax: (216) 373-5278 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.notredamecollege.edu 55 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision Yes Apply by Nov 15 or Jan 2 Admission Notification by Dec 15 or Feb 1 Regular Admission Apply by January 15 Admission Notification by April 1 Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 2,869 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 26 Website www.oberlin.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 2,895 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 17 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 43% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Rarely Percentage Undergraduate Women 57% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 24% Tuition Deposit $300 Average Class Size 20 Student to Faculty Ratio 9:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Robert Reddy Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (440) 775-8142 Middle 50% ACT Composite 29-33 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 630-730 CSS Financial Aid Profile Yes Middle 50% SAT Math 620-720 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.70 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 762 Application Deadline February 1 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 88% Financial Aid Award Announcement April 1 Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $26,822 Scholarship Info new.oberlin.edu/office/financial-aid/

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletic Division NCAA III Campus Setting Town: Fringe Athletic Scholarships No Academic Calendar Four-one-four plan Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Jesse Hernandez LD Formal Program Available Yes Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only No Fraternities & Sororities No Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College No Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $52,762 Living on Campus 95% Room and Board $15,212 Required Fees $698 Total: $68,672

Contact Information: Oberlin College 38 E. College Street - Oberlin, OH 44074 Vice President and Dean of Admissions and Financial Aid: Manuel Carballo Phone: (440) 775-8411 Fax: (440) 775-6905 56 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.oberlin.edu Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Rolling Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 2,481 Application Fee Waiver Yes Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 1,732 Website Total Undergraduate Enrollment 4,213 www.ohiochristian.edu/undergraduate Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 448 Deferred Admission N/A Percentage Undergraduate Men 36% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 64% Candidates Reply Date Aug. 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 31% Tuition Deposit $200 Average Class Size 10 Student to Faculty Ratio 12:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Allison Browning Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (740) 477-7716 Middle 50% ACT Composite N/A Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading N/A CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math N/A Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA N/A FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 411 Application Deadline Rolling % of Freshman Receiving Aid 89% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $12,379 Scholarship Info www.ohiochristian.edu/aid

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation Church of Christ in Christian Union Athletic Division NAIA II Campus Setting Town: Distant Athletic Scholarships Yes Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities No Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate No Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $18,890 Living on Campus 0% Room and Board $7,996 Required Fees $1,350 Total: $28,236

Contact Information: Ohio Christian University 1476 Lancaster Pike - Circleville, OH 43113 Director of Admissions: Kevin Edwards Phone: (877) 762-8669 Fax: (740) 420-5921 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.ohiochristian.edu/undergraduate 57 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Rolling Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $25 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 1,040 Application Fee Waiver On as-needed basis Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 756 Website www.ohiodominican.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 1,796 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 610 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 44% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 56% Candidates Reply Date Rolling Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 25% Tuition Deposit $150 Average Class Size 17 Student to Faculty Ratio 13:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Tara Schneider Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (614) 251-4778 Middle 50% ACT Composite 19-24 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 420-520 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 450-520 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.23 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 227 Application Deadline Priority - February 1st % of Freshman Receiving Aid 99% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $26,037 Scholarship Info www.ohiodomincan.edu/finaid

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation Roman Catholic Athletic Division NCAA II Campus Setting City: Large Athletic Scholarships Yes Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Jalisha Lancaster LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities No Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $30,500 Living on Campus 50% Room and Board $10,928 Required Fees $580 Total: $42,008

Contact Information: Ohio Dominican University 1216 Sunbury Road - Columbus, OH 43219 Director of Undergraduate Admissions: Michael Halligan Phone: (614) 251-4500 Fax: (614) 251-0156 58 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.ohiodominican.edu Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Rolling (Pharmacy Dec. 1) Admission Notification by Rolling Fall 2016 Enrollment: Application Fee $0 Full-time Undergraduates 2,065 Application Fee Waiver N/A Part-time Undergraduates 209 Online Application Yes Total Undergraduate Enrollment 2,274 Website www.onu.edu Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 834 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 56% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 44% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 9% Tuition Deposit $200 Average Class Size 19 Student to Faculty Ratio 12:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Dr. Melanie Weaver Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (419) 772-2272 Middle 50% ACT Composite 23-28 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 510-600 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 520-635 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.7 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 598 Application Deadline April 15 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 99% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $28,547 Scholarship Info www.onu.edu/financial_aid/scholarships

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation United Methodist Athletics: Campus Setting Town: Fringe Athletic Division NCAA III Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships No Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Dean Altstaetter Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men Yes Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $30,120 Living on Campus 78% Room and Board $11,270 Required Fees $870 Total: $42,260

Contact Information: Ohio Northern University 525 S. Main Street - Ada, OH 45810 Director of Admissions: Deb Miller Phone: (419) 772-2260 Fax: (419) 772-2821 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.onu.edu 59 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision (ED) and Early Action (EA) Yes Apply by EA: Dec. 1; ED I: Nov. 15; ED II: Jan. 15 Admission Notification by EA: Dec. 15; ED I: Nov. 30 ED II: Jan. 30 Regular Admission Apply by March 1 Admission Notification by March 15 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Application Fee $0 Full-time Undergraduates 1,623 Application Fee Waiver Yes Part-time Undergraduates 15 Online Application Yes Total Undergraduate Enrollment 1,638 Website https://www.owu.edu/admission/ Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 0 Online Application Fee $0 Percentage Undergraduate Men 48% Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 52% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 22% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Average Class Size 17 Tuition Deposit $400 Student to Faculty Ratio 10:1 Financial Aid Information: Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Director of Financial Aid Kevin Paskvan Middle 50% ACT Composite N/A Phone Number (740) 368-3050 Middle 50% SAT Reading N/A Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Math N/A CSS Financial Aid Profile No Average Freshman GPA 3.46 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Number in Freshman Class 486 FAFSA Yes % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Application Deadline (Priority FASFA: Dec. 1), February 15 Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $35,018 Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Scholarship Info www.owu.edu/admission/financial-aid-scholarships-tuition Campus Life: Religious Affiliation United Methodist Athletics: Campus Setting Suburb: Large Athletic Division NCAA III Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships No Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Reginald Onyido Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men Yes Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? Housing: International Baccalaureate Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee ASL as foreign language credit No Paid by May 1 Yes Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Living on Campus 95% Tuition $44,430 Room and Board $12,460 Required Fees $260 Total: $57,150

Contact Information: Ohio Wesleyan University 61 South Sandusky Street - Delaware, OH 43015 Director of Admission: Ross Grippi Phone: (740) 368-3031 Fax: (740) 368-3314 60 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.owu.edu/admission/ Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by March 1 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $35 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 2,279 Application Fee Waiver Yes Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 196 Website www.otterbein.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 2,475 Online Application Fee $35 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 453 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 39% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 61% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 15% Tuition Deposit $150 Average Class Size 20 Student to Faculty Ratio 10:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Thomas Yarnell Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (614) 823-1502 Middle 50% ACT Composite 21-27 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 510-620 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 500-600 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.65 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 646 Application Deadline February 15 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $23,880 Scholarship Info www.otterbein.edu

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation United Methodist Athletic Division NCAA III Campus Setting Suburb: Large Athletic Scholarships No Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Office of Social Justice and Activism LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities Yes Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $31,424 Living on Campus 60% Room and Board $10,828 Required Fees $450 Total: $42,702

Contact Information: Otterbein University 1 South Grove Street - Westerville, OH 43081 Executive Director of Admission: Mark Moffitt Phone: (614) 823-1500 Fax: (614) 823-1200 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.otterbein.edu 61 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by August 11 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $25 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 1,384 Application Fee Waiver Yes Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 464 Website www.rio.edu/admissions/index.cfm Total Undergraduate Enrollment 1,848 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 55 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 37% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 63% Candidates Reply Date N/A Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 5% Tuition Deposit $0 Average Class Size 18 Student to Faculty Ratio 19:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Meghann Fraley Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (800) 282-7201 7267 Middle 50% ACT Composite N/A Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading N/A CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math N/A Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 2.8 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 256 Application Deadline Rolling % of Freshman Receiving Aid 89% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $8,638 Scholarship Info www.rio.edu/financial-aid/index.cfm

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletic Division NAIA II Campus Setting Rural: Distant Athletic Scholarships Yes Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Dean of Students LD Formal Program Available Yes Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities Yes Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $25,536 Living on Campus 19% Room and Board $10,630 Required Fees $630 Total: $36,796

Contact Information: University of Rio Grande 218 N. College Avenue - Rio Grande, OH 45674 Director of Admission: Kristie Russell Phone: (740) 245-7208 Fax: (740) 245-7260 62 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.rio.edu/admissions/index.cfm Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Rolling Admission Notification by 2 weeks Application Fee $20 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 1,762 Application Fee Waiver Yes Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 591 Website www.tiffin.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 2,353 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 997 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 53% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 47% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 16% Tuition Deposit $100 Average Class Size 20 Student to Faculty Ratio 18:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Andrea Faber Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (419) 448-3375 Middle 50% ACT Composite N/A Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading N/A CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math N/A Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.05 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 445 Application Deadline Rolling % of Freshman Receiving Aid 93% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $21,398 Scholarship Info www.tiffin.edu

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletic Division NCAA II Campus Setting Town: Distant Athletic Scholarships Yes Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Admission Office LD Formal Program Available Yes Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only No Fraternities & Sororities Yes Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $23,700 Living on Campus 75% Room and Board $10,900 Required Fees $300 Total: $34,900

Contact Information: Tiffin University 155 Miami Street - Tiffin, OH 44883 Director of Undergraduate Admissions: Sarah Johnson Phone: (800) 968-6446 Fax: (419) 443-5006 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.tiffin.edu 63 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision N/A Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Rolling Admission Notification by Within 1 month Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 399 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 438 Website www.myunion.edu/apply Total Undergraduate Enrollment 837 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 296 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 50% Early Admission (after Junior Year) N/A Percentage Undergraduate Women 50% Candidates Reply Date Beginning of term Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 47% Tuition Deposit $0 Average Class Size 5 Student to Faculty Ratio 8:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Jean Pohlman Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (513) 861-6400 Middle 50% ACT Composite N/A Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading N/A CSS Financial Aid Profile Yes Middle 50% SAT Math N/A Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA N/A FAFSA No Number in Freshman Class 10 Application Deadline N/A % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Financial Aid Award Announcement N/A Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $8,933 Scholarship Info www.myunion.edu/scholarships

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletics: Campus Setting City: Large Athletic Division N/A Academic Calendar Trimester Athletic Scholarships N/A Minority/Multicultural Programs No Contact: N/A Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities N/A Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men No Other Information: Women No Can high school students enroll in College No Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 N/A Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $15,900 Living on Campus 0% Room and Board N/A Required Fees $176 Total: $16,076

Contact Information: Union Institute & University 440 East McMillan Street - Cincinnati, OH 45206 Senior Director of Enrollment: Nicole Schreck Phone: (513) 861-6400 Fax: (513) 861-3218 64 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.myunion.edu Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Please see website Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $25 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 448 Application Fee Waiver Yes Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 1,575 Website www.urbana.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 2,023 Online Application Fee $25 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 212 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 47% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 53% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 12% Tuition Deposit $125 Average Class Size 12 Student to Faculty Ratio 20:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Goldie Langley Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (937) 772-9251 Middle 50% ACT Composite 17-21 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 400-510 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 420-460 Institutional Financial Aid Form Yes Average Freshman GPA 2.93 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 92 Application Deadline April 1 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 92% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $24,184 Scholarship Info www.urbana.edu/tuition-financial-aid/financial-aid

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletic Division NCAA II Campus Setting Rural: Fringe Athletic Scholarships Yes Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Admissions LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities No Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $22,452 Living on Campus 70% Room and Board $9,706 Required Fees $0 Total: $32,158

Contact Information: Urbana University 579 College Way - Urbana, OH 43078 Director of Admissions and Programs: Dr. Brock Schroeder Phone: (937) 772-9239 Fax: (937) 772-9391 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.urbana.edu 65 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by February 1 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 463 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 182 Website www.ursuline.edu/admission Total Undergraduate Enrollment 645 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 491 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 7% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 93% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 34% Tuition Deposit $100 Commuters/$200 Residents Average Class Size 11 Student to Faculty Ratio 6:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Mary Lynn Perri Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Middle 50% ACT Composite 19-24 Phone Number (440) 646-8330 Middle 50% SAT Reading 470-540 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Math 420-570 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Average Freshman GPA 3.4 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Number in Freshman Class 106 FAFSA Yes % of Freshman Receiving Aid 99% Application Deadline Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $28,138 Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Scholarship Info www.ursuline.edu/scholarships

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation Roman Catholic Athletics: Campus Setting Suburb: Large Athletic Division NCAA II Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships Yes Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Mary Anne Ursick Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available Yes Fraternities & Sororities No Limited Support Services Only No Intramural Sports Men No Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College No Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Tuition $30,840 Living on Campus 50% Room and Board $10,362 Required Fees $310 Total: $41,512

Contact Information: Ursuline College 2550 Lander Road - Pepper Pike, OH 44124 Director of Admissions: Carolyn Noll Sorg Phone: (440) 449-4200 Fax: (440) 684-6138 66 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.ursuline.edu/admission Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by Rolling Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 1,778 Application Fee Waiver Yes Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 334 Website www.walsh.edu/apply-online Total Undergraduate Enrollment 2,112 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 664 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 40% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Rarely Percentage Undergraduate Women 60% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 13% Tuition Deposit $125 Average Class Size 13 Student to Faculty Ratio 13:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Holly VanGilder Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (330) 490-7148 Middle 50% ACT Composite 19-25 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 440-550 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 440-560 Institutional Financial Aid Form Yes Average Freshman GPA 3.46 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 439 Application Deadline May 1 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 99% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $25,608 Scholarship Info www.walsh.edu/sources-of-financial-aid

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation Roman Catholic Athletics: Campus Setting Suburb: Large Athletic Division NCAA II Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships Yes Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Student Affairs Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities No Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men Yes Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $27,650 Living on Campus 52% Room and Board $10,530 Required Fees $1,500 Total: $39,680

Contact Information: Walsh University 2020 East Maple Street NW - North Canton, OH 44720 Associate Dean of Undergraduate Admissions: Rebecca Coneglio Phone: (330) 490-7190 Fax: (330) 490-7165 Email: [email protected] Web: www.walsh.edu/future-students 67 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by August 1 Admission Notification by Rolling Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 1,069 Application Fee Waiver N/A Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 71 Website www.wilmington.edu Total Undergraduate Enrollment 1,140 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 0 Deferred Admission No Percentage Undergraduate Men 45% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 55% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 18% Tuition Deposit $100 Average Class Size 20 Student to Faculty Ratio 16:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Cheryl Louallen Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (800) 341-9318 337 Middle 50% ACT Composite 18-23 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 420-500 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 420-500 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.21 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 310 Application Deadline Rolling % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Financial Aid Award Announcement Priority Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $21,961 Scholarship Info https://www.wilmington.edu/ admission/financial-aid/ Campus Life: Religious Affiliation Friends Athletics: Campus Setting Rural: Fringe Athletic Division NCAA III Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships No Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Office of Admission Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men Yes Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College No Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? Housing: International Baccalaureate No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee ASL as foreign language credit No Paid by May 1 Yes Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Living on Campus 93% Tuition $24,800 Room and Board $9,600 Required Fees $700 Total: $35,100

Contact Information: Wilmington College Pyle Center Box 1325 - Wilmington, OH 45177 Director of Admission: Adam Lohrey Phone: (937) 481-2266 Fax: (937) 481-2936 68 Email: [email protected] Web: www.wilmington.edu Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision Yes Apply by November 15 Admission Notification by December 15 Regular Admission Apply by Rolling Admission Notification by April 1 (due by March 15) Fall 2016 Enrollment: Application Fee $0 Full-time Undergraduates 1,866 Application Fee Waiver N/A Part-time Undergraduates 94 Online Application Yes Total Undergraduate Enrollment 1,960 Website www.wittenberg.edu/admission Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 28 Online Application Fee $0 Percentage Undergraduate Men 45% Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 55% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 20% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Average Class Size 15 Tuition Deposit $500 Student to Faculty Ratio 14:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Randy Green Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Middle 50% ACT Composite N/A Phone Number (937) 327-7321 Middle 50% SAT Reading N/A Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Math N/A CSS Financial Aid Profile No Average Freshman GPA 3.40 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Number in Freshman Class 553 FAFSA Yes % of Freshman Receiving Aid 100% Application Deadline March 1 Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $32,850 Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling Scholarship Info www5.wittenberg.edu/admission/financials/scholarships.html

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation Lutheran Church in America Athletics: Athletic Division NCAA III Campus Setting City: Small Athletic Scholarships No Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: Admission Office LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities Yes Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College Yes Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $37,930 Living on Campus 95% Room and Board $10,126 Required Fees $800 Total: $48,856

Contact Information: Wittenberg University P.O. Box 720 - Springfield, OH 45501 Executive Director of Admission: Karen Hunt Phone: (937) 327-6314 Fax: (937) 327-6379 Email: [email protected] Web: www.wittenberg.edu/admission 69 Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision Yes Apply by Nov. 1 or Jan. 15 Admission Notification by Nov. 15 or Feb. 1 Regular Admission Apply by February 15 Admission Notification by April 1 Application Fee $0 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 1,983 Application Fee Waiver No Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 20 Website wooster.edu/admissions/ Total Undergraduate Enrollment 2,003 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 0 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 45% Early Admission (after Junior Year) Yes Percentage Undergraduate Women 55% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 19% Tuition Deposit $400 Average Class Size 18 Student to Faculty Ratio 11:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Dana Kennedy Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (330) 263-2317 Middle 50% ACT Composite 24-30 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 520-670 CSS Financial Aid Profile Optional, Profile or Institutional Middle 50% SAT Math 550-680 Institutional Financial Aid Form Required or Profile Average Freshman GPA 3.60 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 545 Application Deadline February 15 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 99% Financial Aid Award Announcement Rolling basis Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $31,611 Scholarship Info www.wooster.edu/admissions/scholarships

Campus Life: Athletics: Religious Affiliation N/A Athletic Division NCAA III Campus Setting Town: Distant Athletic Scholarships No Academic Calendar Semester Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Learning Disabled Students: Contact: David Newberry-Yokley LD Formal Program Available No Student Organizations Yes Limited Support Services Only Yes Fraternities & Sororities Yes Intramural Sports Other Information: Men Yes Can high school students enroll in College No Women Yes Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit No Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $48,160 Living on Campus 99% Room and Board $11,400 Required Fees $440 Total: $60,000

Contact Information: The College of Wooster 847 College Avenue - Wooster, OH 44691 Dean of Admissions: Jennifer Winge Phone: (800) 877-9905 Fax: (330) 263-2621 70 Email: [email protected] Web: wooster.edu/admissions/ Admission Information (2017-2018): Early Decision No Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Regular Admission Apply by N/A Admission Notification by N/A Application Fee $35 Fall 2016 Enrollment: Full-time Undergraduates 4,299 Application Fee Waiver Yes Online Application Yes Part-time Undergraduates 253 Website www.xavier.edu/undergraduate-admission Total Undergraduate Enrollment 4,552 Online Application Fee $0 Total Graduate Professional Enrollment 1,957 Deferred Admission Yes Percentage Undergraduate Men 46% Early Admission (after Junior Year) No Percentage Undergraduate Women 54% Candidates Reply Date May 1 Percentage Undergraduate Minorities 21% Tuition Deposit $500 Average Class Size 21 Student to Faculty Ratio 12:1 Financial Aid Information: Director of Financial Aid Donna Salak Fall 2016 Freshman profile: Phone Number (513) 745-3302 Middle 50% ACT Composite 23-28 Email [email protected] Middle 50% SAT Reading 490-580 CSS Financial Aid Profile No Middle 50% SAT Math 520-610 Institutional Financial Aid Form No Average Freshman GPA 3.66 FAFSA Yes Number in Freshman Class 1,111 Application Deadline February 15 % of Freshman Receiving Aid 99% Financial Aid Award Announcement March 1 Average Financial Aid for Freshmen $26,571 Scholarship Info www.xavier.edu/undegraduate-admission/scholarships

Campus Life: Religious Affiliation Roman Catholic Athletics: Campus Setting City: Large Athletic Division NCAA I Academic Calendar Semester Athletic Scholarships Yes Minority/Multicultural Programs Yes Contact: Taj Smith Learning Disabled Students: Student Organizations Yes LD Formal Program Available No Fraternities & Sororities No Limited Support Services Only Yes Intramural Sports Men Yes Other Information: Women Yes Can high school students enroll in College No Credit Plus (CCP) at your institution? International Baccalaureate Yes Housing: ASL as foreign language credit Yes Guaranteed Housing if Matriculation Fee Paid by May 1 Yes Cost for Academic Year 2017 - 2018: Percentage of Full-time Undergraduates Tuition $37,000 Living on Campus 50% Room and Board $12,150 Required Fees $230 Total: $49,380

Contact Information: Xavier University 3800 Victory Parkway - Cincinnati, OH 45207 Associate Director of Undergraduate Admissions: Brian Gipson Phone: (513) 745-1911 Fax: (513) 745-4319 Email: [email protected] Web: www.xavier.edu/undergraduate-admission/ 71 Degree Programs B=Bachelor A=Associate G=Graduate Antioch University Midwest Academy of Cincinnati Art Ashland University Aultman College of Nursing and Health Sciences University Baldwin Wallace University Bluffton Capital University Reserve University Case Western Cedarville University The Christ College of Nursing & Health Sciences Art Cleveland Institute of Art & Design Columbus College of University of Dayton Defiance College Denison University The University of Findlay Franciscan University of Steubenville Franklin University Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science Heidelberg University Hiram College John Carroll University Kenyon College Kettering College Lake Erie College Lourdes University

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72 Degree Programs B=Bachelor A=Associate G=Graduate Malone University Marietta College Mercy College of Ohio Mount Carmel College of Nursing Mount St. Joseph University University of Mount Union Nazarene University Mount Vernon Muskingum University University of Northwestern Ohio Notre Dame College Oberlin College Ohio Christian University Ohio Dominican University Ohio Northern University University Ohio Wesleyan Otterbein University University of Rio Grande University Tiffin Union Institute & University Urbana University Ursuline College University Walsh Wilmington College Wittenberg University The College of Wooster Xavier University

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75 Degree Programs B=Bachelor A=Associate G=Graduate Antioch University Midwest Academy of Cincinnati Art Ashland University Aultman College of Nursing and Health Sciences University Baldwin Wallace University Bluffton Capital University Reserve University Case Western Cedarville University The Christ College of Nursing & Health Sciences Art Cleveland Institute of Art & Design Columbus College of University of Dayton Defiance College Denison University The University of Findlay Franciscan University of Steubenville Franklin University Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science Heidelberg University Hiram College John Carroll University Kenyon College Kettering College Lake Erie College Lourdes University

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76 Degree Programs B=Bachelor A=Associate G=Graduate Malone University Marietta College Mercy College of Ohio Mount Carmel College of Nursing Mount St. Joseph University University of Mount Union Nazarene University Mount Vernon Muskingum University University of Northwestern Ohio Notre Dame College Oberlin College Ohio Christian University Ohio Dominican University Ohio Northern University University Ohio Wesleyan Otterbein University University of Rio Grande University Tiffin Union Institute & University Urbana University Ursuline College University Walsh Wilmington College Wittenberg University The College of Wooster Xavier University

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78 Degree Programs B=Bachelor A=Associate G=Graduate Malone University Marietta College Mercy College of Ohio Mount Carmel College of Nursing Mount St. Joseph University University of Mount Union Nazarene University Mount Vernon Muskingum University University of Northwestern Ohio Notre Dame College Oberlin College Ohio Christian University Ohio Dominican University Ohio Northern University University Ohio Wesleyan Otterbein University University of Rio Grande University Tiffin Union Institute & University Urbana University Ursuline College University Walsh Wilmington College Wittenberg University The College of Wooster Xavier University

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79 Degree Programs B=Bachelor A=Associate G=Graduate Antioch University Midwest Academy of Cincinnati Art Ashland University Aultman College of Nursing and Health Sciences University Baldwin Wallace University Bluffton Capital University Reserve University Case Western Cedarville University The Christ College of Nursing & Health Sciences Art Cleveland Institute of Art & Design Columbus College of University of Dayton Defiance College Denison University The University of Findlay Franciscan University of Steubenville Franklin University Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science Heidelberg University Hiram College John Carroll University Kenyon College Kettering College Lake Erie College Lourdes University

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88 Degree Programs B=Bachelor A=Associate G=Graduate Malone University Marietta College Mercy College of Ohio Mount Carmel College of Nursing Mount St. Joseph University University of Mount Union Nazarene University Mount Vernon Muskingum University University of Northwestern Ohio Notre Dame College Oberlin College Ohio Christian University Ohio Dominican University Ohio Northern University University Ohio Wesleyan Otterbein University University of Rio Grande University Tiffin Union Institute & University Urbana University Ursuline College University Walsh Wilmington College Wittenberg University The College of Wooster Xavier University

B B Painting A Paralegal G Pharmacy B B B B B B B B B B B B B Philosophy B B Photography Physical B B B B Education Physical Science Physical G G G Therapy Physician G G G G B Assistant B B B B B B B B B B Physics Political B B B B B B B B B B B A B B B B B B AB Science Polymer Science Pre-Art B B B Therapy Pre-Christian B Ministry B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B Pre-Dentistry Pre- B B B B B B B B Engineering Pre-Forestry Pre-Health B B B B B B B B B B B B Professions B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B Pre-Law B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B Pre-Medicine B B B B B B B B B B B B B Pre-Optometry B B B B B B B B B B B Pre-Pharmacy Pre-Physical B B B B B B B B B B B B B Therapy Pre-Podiatric B B B B Medicine Pre-Public Administration Pre-Social B B B B Work

89 Degree Programs B=Bachelor A=Associate G=Graduate Antioch University Midwest Academy of Cincinnati Art Ashland University Aultman College of Nursing and Health Sciences University Baldwin Wallace University Bluffton Capital University Reserve University Case Western Cedarville University The Christ College of Nursing & Health Sciences Art Cleveland Institute of Art & Design Columbus College of University of Dayton Defiance College Denison University The University of Findlay Franciscan University of Steubenville Franklin University Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science Heidelberg University Hiram College John Carroll University Kenyon College Kettering College Lake Erie College Lourdes University Pre-Theology/ B B B B Ministry Pre-Veterinary B B B B B B B B B B B Printmaking B B Psychology B B B B BG B BG B B B B B B B B B B Public B G BG Administration Public Health B G B B Public B B B B B AB B B Relations Public Safety BG B Management Radiologic A B A Technology Real Estate Recreational B Management Religion BG B B BG BG B B B B B BG B Religion G BG B Education Religious Pastoral G G B Ministry Respiratory B Care Restaurant/ Hotel BG B Management Russian & East European Studies Sacred Music B School G G G Counseling Sculpture B BG Self-Designed B B B AB B B B B B Major Small Business A Social G B B B Sciences Social Studies B B Social Work B B B B G B B B B B

90 Degree Programs B=Bachelor A=Associate G=Graduate Malone University Marietta College Mercy College of Ohio Mount Carmel College of Nursing Mount St. Joseph University University of Mount Union Nazarene University Mount Vernon Muskingum University University of Northwestern Ohio Notre Dame College Oberlin College Ohio Christian University Ohio Dominican University Ohio Northern University University Ohio Wesleyan Otterbein University University of Rio Grande University Tiffin Union Institute & University Urbana University Ursuline College University Walsh Wilmington College Wittenberg University The College of Wooster Xavier University Pre-Theology/ B B B B B B B Ministry B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B Pre-Veterinary B Printmaking B BG B B B B B B B B B B B AB BG B B B B B B B ABG Psychology Public B B B B Administration B B Public Health Public B B B B B B B B B B B B B Relations Public Safety B Management Radiologic A A A Technology Real Estate Recreational B Management G B B B B B B B B B B B B Religion Religion B Education Religious B B BG A B G Pastoral Ministry Respiratory A Care Restaurant/ B Hotel Management Russian & B B East European Studies Sacred Music School G G G Counseling B B Sculpture Self-Designed B B B B B B B B B Major Small Business Social B B B A Sciences B B Social Studies B B B B AB B B B B Social Work

91 Degree Programs B=Bachelor A=Associate G=Graduate Antioch University Midwest Academy of Cincinnati Art Ashland University Aultman College of Nursing and Health Sciences University Baldwin Wallace University Bluffton Capital University Reserve University Case Western Cedarville University The Christ College of Nursing & Health Sciences Art Cleveland Institute of Art & Design Columbus College of University of Dayton Defiance College Denison University The University of Findlay Franciscan University of Steubenville Franklin University Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science Heidelberg University Hiram College John Carroll University Kenyon College Kettering College Lake Erie College Lourdes University

Sociology B B B B BG B B B B B B AB Speech G Sports B B B B B Administration Sports BG B B B B B B B B Management Sports BG Medicine Statistics BG B B Sustainability B BG G Technical Administration Theology G B G B B B ABG Therapeutic B Horsemanship Toxicology B Travel B Management Urban G Ministries Urban Studies Web B B Development Wellness B Women's B B B B B Studies World G B Missions Worship G B B Writing B B B B B B B B B Youth Ministry G B B Zoology

92 Degree Programs B=Bachelor A=Associate G=Graduate Malone University Marietta College Mercy College of Ohio Mount Carmel College of Nursing Mount St. Joseph University University of Mount Union Nazarene University Mount Vernon Muskingum University University of Northwestern Ohio Notre Dame College Oberlin College Ohio Christian University Ohio Dominican University Ohio Northern University University Ohio Wesleyan Otterbein University University of Rio Grande University Tiffin Union Institute & University Urbana University Ursuline College University Walsh Wilmington College Wittenberg University The College of Wooster Xavier University

B B B B B B B B B B B B B AB Sociology Speech Sports B B B G Administration Sports B B B B B AB B B BG B B B B B B B B B Management Sports B Medicine B B Statistics B BG Sustainability Technical Administration B B B B BG ABG BG ABG Theology Therapeutic Horsemanship Toxicology Travel A Management Urban B Ministries B B Urban Studies Web Development G Wellness Women's B B B Studies World B B Missions B B AB Worship B B B B B G B Writing B B B B Youth Ministry B B Zoology

93 Intercollegiate Athletics Antioch University Midwest Academy of Cincinnati Art Ashland University Aultman College of Nursing and Health Sciences University Baldwin Wallace University Bluffton Capital University Reserve University Case Western Cedarville University The Christ College of Nursing & Health Sciences Art Cleveland Institute of Art & Design Columbus College of University of Dayton Defiance College Denison University The University of Findlay Franciscan University of Steubenville Franklin University Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science Heidelberg University Hiram College John Carroll University Kenyon College Kettering College Lake Erie College Lourdes University

Intercollegiate Athletics

Men's X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Men's X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Men's X X X X X X

Men's Crew X X

Men's Cross Country X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Men's Fencing X X X

Men's Football X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Men's X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Men's Hockey X X X

Men's X X X X X X X X X X X

Men's Riflery X

Men's Soccer X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Men's & Diving X X X X X X X X

Men's X X X X X X X X X X X X

Men's Track & Field X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Men's X X X X X X

Men's X X X X X X X X

Women's Basketball X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Women's Cheerleading X X X X X X X X X X X

Women's Crew X X X

Women's Cross Country X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Women's Fencing X X X

Women's Field Hockey X X X

Women's Golf X X X X X X X X X X X X

Women's Hockey X

Women's Lacrosse X X X X X X X X X X X X

Women's Riflery

Women's Soccer X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Women's X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Women's Swimming & Diving X X X X X X X X X

Women's Synchronized Swimming

Women's Tennis X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Women's Track & Field X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Women's Volleyball X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

94 Intercollegiate Athletics Malone University Marietta College Mercy College of Ohio Mount Carmel College of Nursing Mount St. Joseph University University of Mount Union Nazarene University Mount Vernon Muskingum University University of Northwestern Ohio Notre Dame College Oberlin College Ohio Christian University Ohio Dominican University Ohio Northern University University Ohio Wesleyan Otterbein University University of Rio Grande University Tiffin Union Institute & University Urbana University Ursuline College University Walsh Wilmington College Wittenberg University The College of Wooster Xavier University

Intercollegiate Athletics

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Men's Baseball

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Men's Basketball

X X X X X X X X X X X X X Men's Cheerleading

X X Men's Crew

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Men's Cross Country

X Men's Fencing

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Men's Football

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Men's Golf

X X Men's Hockey

X X X X X X X X X X X X X Men's Lacrosse

X Men's Riflery

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Men's Soccer

X X X X X X X X X X X X Men's Swimming & Diving

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Men's Tennis

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Men's Track & Field

X X X X Men's Volleyball

X X X X X X X X X Men's Wrestling

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Women's Basketball

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Women's Cheerleading

X X X Women's Crew

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Women's Cross Country

X Women's Fencing

X X X X Women's Field Hockey

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Women's Golf

X Women's Hockey

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Women's Lacrosse

X Women's Riflery

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Women's Soccer

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Women's Softball

X X X X X X X X X X X X Women's Swimming & Diving

Women's Synchronized Swimming

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Women's Tennis

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Women's Track & Field

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Women's Volleyball

95 Student Activities Antioch University Midwest Academy of Cincinnati Art Ashland University Aultman College of Nursing and Health Sciences University Baldwin Wallace University Bluffton Capital University Reserve University Case Western Cedarville University The Christ College of Nursing & Health Sciences Art Cleveland Institute of Art & Design Columbus College of University of Dayton Defiance College Denison University The University of Findlay Franciscan University of Steubenville Franklin University Good Samaritan College of Nursing and Health Science Heidelberg University Hiram College John Carroll University Kenyon College Kettering College Lake Erie College Lourdes University

Student Activities

Academic Clubs X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Choral Groups X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Community Service Organizations X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Dance X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Greek Life X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Honor Societies X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

International Student Organizations X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Intramural or Club Sports X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Jazz Band X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Literary Magazine X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Marching Band X X X X X X X

Minority Student Organizations X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Musical Theater X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Opera X X X X X

Political Activist Organizations X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Professional Societies X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Radio Station X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Religious Organizations X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Student Government X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Student Newspaper X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Symphonic Band/Orchestra X X X X X X X X X X X

Television Station X X X X X X X

Theater/Dance X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X

Yearbook X X X X X X X X X X

96 Student Activities Malone University Marietta College Mercy College of Ohio Mount Carmel College of Nursing Mount St. Joseph University University of Mount Union Nazarene University Mount Vernon Muskingum University University of Northwestern Ohio Notre Dame College Oberlin College Ohio Christian University Ohio Dominican University Ohio Northern University University Ohio Wesleyan Otterbein University University of Rio Grande University Tiffin Union Institute & University Urbana University Ursuline College University Walsh Wilmington College Wittenberg University The College of Wooster Xavier University

Student Activities

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Academic Clubs

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Choral Groups

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Community Service Organizations

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Dance

X X X X X X X X X X X X Greek Life

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Honor Societies

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X International Student Organizations

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Intramural or Club Sports

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Jazz Band

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Literary Magazine

X X X X X X X X X X X X X Marching Band

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Minority Student Organizations

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Musical Theater

X X X X Opera

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Political Activist Organizations

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Professional Societies

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Radio Station

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Religious Organizations

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Student Government

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Student Newspaper

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Symphonic Band/Orchestra

X X X X X X Television Station

X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X Theater/Dance

X X X X X X X X X X X X Yearbook

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98 NOTES NOTES

100 101 Ohio’s Independent Colleges and Universities

Lake Erie College Lourdes University

Mercy College Cleveland Institute of Art of Ohio Case Western John Carroll Reserve University University Notre Dame College Ursuline College

Baldwin Wallace University De ance College Oberlin Hiram College Heidelberg University College

The University Tin University of Findlay University of Mount Union Bluton University Walsh University Aultman College Ashland Malone University University University of Ohio Northern Northwestern The College of Wooster

Ohio Wesleyan Kenyon College Franciscan University University of Mount Vernon Steubenville Urbana University Nazarene University Otterbein University Denison Columbus College University Wittenberg of Art & Design Ohio Dominican University University Mount Carmel Muskingum College of Nursing Capital University University University Antioch Franklin University of Dayton University Midwest

Cedarville Kettering College University Ohio Christian Wilmington University College Marietta College

Mount St. Joseph University Good Samaritan College Union Institute Art Academy of & University Cincinnati Xavier University

The Christ College of Nursing & Health Sciences University of Rio Grande

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