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Statistical Summary 2019-2020

Historical Information Enrollment (Autumn 2019) Columbus Campus Total University Total 61,391 68,262 Established by Legislature 1870 By Gender First classes taught 1873 Men 30,281 33,564 Received present name 1878 Women 31,110 34,698 By Level First graduating class 1878 Undergraduates 46,818 53,669 Degrees granted (through Aug. 2019) 781,159 Graduate students 11,285 11,305 Academic Structure (Autumn 2019) Professional students 3,288 3,288 By Residency Colleges 15 Ohioans 42,366 49,190 Undergraduate majors > 250* Non-Ohioans 19,025 19,072 Master's degree programs 171 Foreign students 6,563 6,571 Doctoral degree programs 113 Students with Disabilities* 3,742 Professional degree programs 9 Veterans & Service Members 1,294 Courses (estimated) 12,000 * Self-identified students whose disability has been documented * Number of majors varies depending on specialty, track and other based on OSU standards. factors. Minority Enrollment Columbus Campus Total University (Autumn 2019) Buildings (Autumn 2019) Total Enrollment 61,391 % of Total 68,262 % of Total Total 1,297 Total minorities 13,744 22.4% 15,285 22.4% Columbus campus (Franklin County) 631 African Americans 3,953 6.4% 4,637 6.8% Lima, Mansfield, Marion, Newark campuses 83 4,409 7.2% 4,666 6.8% Wooster (OARDC & ATI) 291 Hispanics 3,025 4.9% 3,309 4.8% Satellite—Columbus Campus (Non-Franklin County) 292 Two or More Races 2,278 3.7% 2,584 3.8% American Indian/ Acreage (Autumn 2019) Alaskan Native 47 0.1% 53 0.1% Total 16,163 Native Hawaiian/Pacific Columbus campus 1,666 Islander 32 0.05% 36 0.05% Lima, Mansfield, Marion, Newark campuses 1,482 Enrollments, Largest Public U.S. Universities (Autumn 2018) Wooster (OARDC & ATI) 8,677 Texas A & M University-College Station 68,679 Molly Caren Agricultural Center 2,092 University of Central Florida-Orlando 68,475 Don Scott Airport 1,338 State University-Main Campus-Columbus 61,170 Golf Courses 485 University of Maryland-University College 60,603 Miscellaneous—Satellite 423 Florida International University 57,942 52,218 The University of Texas at Austin 51,832 -Tempe 51,585 University of -Twin Cities 50,734 Michigan State University 50,351

Tuition and Fees (2019-2020) Semester Annual Ohio undergraduate (Columbus, new)* $5,542 $11,084 Ohio undergraduate (Regional, new)** $3,956 $7,912 Nonresident undergraduate (Cols., new)* $16,030 $32,061 Ohio graduate (Columbus, new)* $6,212 $12,425 Nonresident graduate (Columbus, new)* $18,004 $36,009 Typical annual cost, all fees*** $27,912

*Includes COTA, Student Activity, Recreational, and Student Union Facility fees. **Fees exclude program and technology fees. ***Typical fees for a new first year freshman on Columbus campus. Under the Ohio State Tuition Guarantee, rates for new first-year undergraduate students entering in 2019-2020 will be frozen for four years.

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Statistical Summary 2019-2020

Budget, Fiscal Year 2020 (as approved by Trustees) Employees (Autumn 2019) FTE Headcount Total revenues $7.5 billion Total 38,211.36 49,030 Tuition and Fees $1.2 billion Regular Tenure Track Faculty 2,825.38 2,839 State Support $473 million Regular Clinical Faculty 1,775.83 1,836 Auxiliary $377 million Regular Research Faculty 106.46 113 Health System $3.4 billion Associated Faculty 2,172.12 2,795 Other $2.1 billion Unclassified Staff 21,687.45 22,897

Civil Service Staff 5,109.96 5,240

Total expenditures $7.0 billion Student Employees 4,534.16 13,310 Salaries $1.6 billion Benefits $430 million (2018-2019) Financial Aid $429 million Annual Payroll Health System $3.4 billion For all employees $ 2.916 billion Other $1.1 billion Endowment (Total University and Foundation) Financial Information (Fiscal Year: July 1-June 30) Market value, as of June 30, 2019 $5.257 billion (Figures are rounded and may not sum to total)

Fund Raising (2018-2019) Research Highlights Donors 272,635 Research Expenditures (2018-2019) $931.1 million Total new activity $623.3 million Sponsored Programs $582.5 million Administration Research Institute at Nationwide Children’s Hospital $88.9 million Michael V. Drake President Transportation Research Center $38.6 million Bruce A. McPheron Executive Vice President and Other Research Programs (including OARDC) $82.9 million Institution (Cost sharing and support) $138.2 million Trustees Term Ending Rank among U.S. public research universities Gary R. Heminger, Chair 2027 based on research expenditures (NSF ‘18) 14th Timothy P. Smucker, Vice Chair 2020 Rank among all U.S. universities based on Abigail S. Wexner, Vice Chair 2023 industry-sponsored research (NSF ‘18) 5th Alex Shumate 2020 Cheryl L. Krueger 2021 Michael Kiggin 2021 Brent R. Porteus 2022

Erin P. Hoeflinger 2022 Alex R. Fischer 2023 Hiroyuki Fujita 2024 Alan A. Stockmeister 2025 John W. Zeiger 2026 Elizabeth P. Kessler 2027 Lewis Von Thaer 2028 Jeff M.S. Kaplan 2028 Anand Shah, Undergraduate Member 2021 Janice M. Bonsu, Graduate Member 2020 Alan VanderMolen, Charter Trustee 2020 Janet Porter, Charter Trustee 2020 James D. Klingbeil, Charter Trustee 2021 Abbreviations: ATI = Agricultural Technical Institute; FTE = Full-time Equivalent; OARDC = Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center

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