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Postsecondary Irns These Irns Are Used When Districts Are Participating in Postsecondary Enrollment Postsecondary IRNs These IRNs are used when districts are participating in postsecondary enrollment. An IRN from this list may be used as the Attending/Home IRN, though would never be used as the district of residence. Also, it should be noted that this list comprises a listing of postsecondary institutions that are accredited by the Ohio Board of Regents and who possess an IRN. Some of the listed institutions may not actually participate in any postsecondary program with a public school district. Name IRN Allegheny Wesleyan College 136234 Antioch College 063560 Antioch University Mcgregor 140111 Art Academy Of Cincinnati 136325 Ashland University 063396 Athenaeum Of Ohio 063578 Baldwin Wallace College 063586 Belmont Technical College 063446 Bluffton College 063602 Bowling Green State University 062893 Bowling Green State University - Firelands 062919 Bryant & Stratton College 136267 Capital University 063610 Case Western Reserve University 063628 Cedarville College 063636 Central Ohio Technical College 065078 Central State University 068254 Chatfield College 112151 Cincinnati Bible College & Seminary 126078 Cincinnati State Technical & Community College 063388 Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science 136283 Circleville Bible College 113761 Clark State Community College 063370 Cleveland Institute Of Art 136291 Cleveland School Of Music 111658 Cleveland State University 062950 Columbus College of Art & Design 136176 Columbus State Community College 063305 Cuyahoga Community College 063404 David N Myers University 121921 Defiance College 063701 Denison University 063719 DeVry Institute Of Technology 136309 Edison State Community College 065763 Franklin University 113381 God's Bible School & College 136317 Heidelberg College 063750 Hiram College 063768 Hocking College 063339 James A. Rhodes State College 064501 Jefferson Community College 063453 John Carroll University 063776 Kent State University 062976 Kenyon College 063784 Kettering College Medical Arts 116012 Lake Erie College 063792 Lakeland Community College 063347 Lorain County Community College 063297 Lourdes College 111476 Malone College 063800 Marietta College 063818 Marion Technical College 064527 Medical College Of Ohio 136184 Mercy College Of Northwestern Ohio 135780 Miami University Hamilton Campus 063008 Miami University Middletown Campus 063016 Miami University 062984 Mount Carmel College Nursing 135491 Mount St Joseph-On-Ohio 063651 Mount Union College 063834 Mount Vernon Nazarene College 068247 Muskingum College 063842 Northeastern Ohio Universities-College Of Medicine 136192 North Central State College 063354 Northwest State Community College 063313 Notre Dame College 063859 Oberlin College 063867 Ohio College of Podiatric Medicine 136390 Ohio Dominican College 063677 Ohio Northern University 063875 Ohio State University Ag Tech Inst 065060 Ohio State University Lima Campus 063222 Ohio State University Mansfield Camp 063248 Ohio State University Marion Campus 063255 Ohio State University Newark Campus 063230 Ohio State University 063214 Ohio University 063024 Ohio University Chillicothe Campus 063057 Ohio University Eastern Campus 063040 Ohio University Lancaster Campus 063065 Ohio University Southern Campus 063073 Ohio University Zanesville Campus 063081 Ohio Wesleyan University 063883 Otterbein College 063891 Owens State Community College 063271 Pontifical College Josephinum 136408 Rio Grande Community College 070581 Rio Grande, University Of 070607 Saint Mary Seminary 136416 Shawnee State University 063321 Sinclair Community College 063362 Southern State Community College 067694 Stark Technical College 063420 Terra Community College 063438 Tiffin University 113464 University of Northwestern Ohio 118000 University Of Akron 062869 University Of Cincinnati 062927 University Of Dayton 063941 University Of Findlay 063743 University Of Steubenville 063685 University Of Toledo 063099 Urbana University 063958 Ursuline College 063966 Walsh University 063974 Washington State Community College 064345 Wilberforce University 064006 Wilmington College 064014 Wittenberg University 064022 Wooster College 063693 Wright State University 063123 Xavier University 064030 Youngstown State University 063156 .
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