Statistical Summary Enrollment (Autumn 2008)

Historical Informaon Enrollment (Autumn 2010) Columbus Campus Total University

Established by Legislature 1870 Total 56,064 64,077

First classes taught 1873 By Gender Men 28,834 32,644 Received present name 1878 Women 27,230 31,433 First graduang class 1878 By Level Degrees granted (through Aug. 2010) 637,048 Undergraduates 42,082 49,769 Graduate students 10,665 10,991 Academic Structure (Autumn 2010) Professional students 3,317 3,317 Undergraduate majors 170 By Residency Master's degree programs 143 Ohioans 44,664 52,635 Doctoral degree programs 106 Non‐Ohioans 11,400 11,442 Professional degree programs 7 Foreign students 4,936 4,940 Courses (esmated) 12,000 Students with Disabilies* 1,233 * Self idenfied students whose disability has been documented Buildings

Total 909 Minority Enrollment Columbus campus 454 (Autumn 2010) Columbus Campus Total University

Lima, Mansfield, Marion, Newark 45 Total Enrollment 56,064 % of Total 64,077 % of Total OARDC & ATI 348 Total minories 8,054 14.4% 9,038 14.1% Other Sites 62 African Americans 3,332 5.9% 3,972 6.2% Asian Americans 2,960 5.3% 3,129 4.9% Acreage Hispanics 1,594 2.8% 1,737 2.7% Total 15,905 American Indians 168 0.3% 200 0.3% Columbus campus 1,764 Lima, Mansfield, Marion, Newark 1,498 Enrollments, Largest U.S. Universies (Autumn 2010) OARDC (all locaons) & ATI* 8,158 Arizona State University, Main Campus 58,371 Molly Caren Agricultural Center 2,095 University of Central Florida 56,235 Don Sco Airport 1,412 Golf Courses 295 The Ohio State University 56,064 Miscellaneous 683 University of Minnesota, Twin Cies 51,721 University of Texas, Ausn 51,195 University of Florida 49,827 Texas A&M University, College Staon 49,129 Michigan State University 47,131 Penn State University 45,233 University of Illinois, Urbana 43,862

Tuion and Fees, 2010‐2011 Quarter Annual Ohio undergraduate (Columbus) $2,998 $8,994 Ohio undergraduate (Regional) $2,034 $6,102 Nonresident undergraduate (Columbus) $7,726 $23,178 Ohio graduate (Columbus) $3,625 $10,875 Nonresident graduate (Columbus) $8,935 $25,805 Typical annual cost, all fees* $19,877

Typical undergraduate resident fees for Columbus campus students. Fees exclude COTA and mandatory Recreaon, and Student Union Facility fees. (Figures

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Budget, 2010‐2011 (as approved by Trustees) Employees (Autumn 2010) FTE Headcount Total income $4.82 billion Total 31,478.7 42,370 State appropriaons $590 million Regular Faculty 2,968.5 2,982 Other government $376 million Clinical Faculty 697.9 720 Student fees $833 million Research Faculty 90.0 92 Hospitals $1.83 billion Auxiliary Faculty 1,754.3 2,226 Auxiliaries (residence halls, Athlecs, etc.) $336 million Administrave and Professional Staff 15,469.5 16,923 Other income $848 million Civil Service Staff 5,236.6 5,400 Total expenditures $4.75 billion Student employees 5,261.8 14,027 Instruconal & General $1.49 billion Separately budgeted research $432 million Annual Payroll (2009‐2010) Public service $142 million For all employees $1.822 billion Scholarships & fellowships $237 million Auxiliaries $354 million Endowment (Total University and Foundaon) Hospitals $1.78 billion Market value, as of June 30, 2010 $1.869 billion OSU Physicians $313 million

Financial Informaon (Fiscal Year: July 1‐June 30) Fund Raising (2009‐2010) Donors 144,016 (Figures are rounded and may not sum to total) Total receipts $215 million

Research Highlights Administraon Research Expenditures (2009‐2010) $755.7 million E. Gordon Gee President Sponsored Programs $453.6 million Research Instute at Naonwide Children’s Joseph A. Aluo Execuve Vice President and Provost Hospital $50.0 million Transportaon Research Center $39.0 million Trustees Term Ending OARDC $38.7 million Leslie H. Wexner, Chair 2020 Other Research $91.1 million Douglas G. Borror, Vice Chair 2011 Instuon (Cost and support) $83.4 million Walden W. O’Dell 2012 Rank among U.S. public research universies based on research expenditures (NSF ‘09) 9th Alex Shumate 2012 Rank among all U.S. Universies based on Brian K. Hicks 2013 industry‐sponsored research (NSF ‘09) 2nd John C. Fisher 2013 Robert H. Schoenstein 2014 Alan W. Brass 2014 Ronald A. Ratner 2015 Algenon L. Marbley 2016 Linda S. Kass 2017 Janet B. Reid 2018 W.G. Jurgensen 2018 Jeffrey Wadsworth 2019 Clark C. Kellogg 2019 Timothy P. Smucker 2020 Alexis L. Swain, student 2011 Brandon M. Mitchell 2012 Abbreviaons: ATI = Agricultural Technical Instute; FTE = Full‐me Equivalent; OARDC = Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center

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