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! University !! Common short form and abbreviation !! Location !! Enrollment !! Athletics nickname !! School Colors !! Founded !! Student newspaper !! Student radio station !! University radio/TV !! Law school !! Business school !! Medical school
! University !! Common short form and abbreviation !! Location !! Enrollment !! Athletics nickname !! School Colors !! Founded !! Student newspaper !! Student radio station !! University radio/TV !! Law school !! Business school !! Medical school
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| [[University of Akron]] || Akron<br />UA || [[Akron, Ohio|Akron]] || 29,251 || Akron Zips || blue, gold<br />{{color box|#00285C}}{{color box|#CAB388}} || 1870 || ''The Buchtelite'' || WZIP 88.1&nbsp;MHz || ZTV || [[University of Akron School of Law|UA School of Law]] || [[University of Akron College of Business Administration|UA College of Business Administration]] || [[Northeastern Ohio Universities Colleges of Medicine and Pharmacy|Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine]]
| [[University of Akron]] || Akron<br />UA || [[Akron, Ohio|Akron]] || 29,251 || [[Akron Zips]]<br />(formerly Zippers) || blue, gold<br />{{color box|#00285C}}{{color box|#CAB388}} || 1870<br />(Buchtelite College) || ''[http://www.buchtelite.com The Buchtelite]'' || [[WZIP]] 88.1&nbsp;MHz || [http://www.ztvakron.com ZTV] || [[University of Akron School of Law|UA School of Law]] || [[University of Akron College of Business Administration|UA College of Business Administration]] || [[Northeastern Ohio Universities Colleges of Medicine and Pharmacy|Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine]]
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| [[Bowling Green State University]] || Bowling Green State<br />Bowling Green<br />BGSU || [[Bowling Green, Ohio|Bowling Green]] || 18,989 || Bowling Green Falcons || orange, brown<br />{{color box|#FF7300}} {{color box|#613005}} || 1910 || ''The BG News'' || WBGU 88.1&nbsp;MHz<br />WFAL 1610&nbsp;kHz || WBGU-TV Channel 27 || &nbsp; || BGSU College of Business Administration || &nbsp;
| [[Bowling Green State University]] || Bowling Green State<br />Bowling Green<br />BGSU || [[Bowling Green, Ohio|Bowling Green]] || 18,989 || [[Bowling Green Falcons]] || orange, brown<br />{{color box|#FF7300}} {{color box|#613005}} || 1910 || ''[http://www.bgnews.com The BG News]'' || [[WBGU (FM)]] 88.1&nbsp;MHz<br />[[WFAL Falcon Radio|WFAL]] 1610&nbsp;kHz || [[WBGU-TV]] Channel 27 || &nbsp; || BGSU College of Business Administration || &nbsp;
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| [[Central State University]]<br />([[Historically black colleges]]) || Central State<br />CSU || [[Wilberforce, Ohio|Wilberforce]] ||2,430|| Central State Marauders || Maroon and Gold<br />{{color box|#A40046}} {{color box|#FFD700}} || 1887 || ''The Gold Torch'' || WCSU 88.9&nbsp;MHz || &nbsp; || &nbsp; || &nbsp;
| [[Central State University]]<br />([[Historically black colleges|Historically black]]) || Central State<br />CSU || [[Wilberforce, Ohio|Wilberforce]] ||2,430|| Central State Marauders || Maroon and Gold<br />{{color box|#A40046}} {{color box|#FFD700}} || 1887 || [http://www.goldtorchnews.com ''The Gold Torch''] || [[WCSU-FM]] 88.9&nbsp;MHz || &nbsp; || &nbsp; || &nbsp;
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| [[University of Cincinnati]] || Cincinnati<br />UC<br />Cincy || [[Cincinnati, Ohio|Cincinnati]] || 41,357 || Cincinnati Bearcats || red, black<br /> {{colorbox|#e00122}} {{color box|black}} || 1819 || ''The News Record'' || Bearcast (online) || WGUC 90.9&nbsp;MHz || [[University of Cincinnati College of Law|UC College of Law]] || Carl H. Lindner College of Business || UC College of Medicine
| [[University of Cincinnati]] || Cincinnati<br />UC || [[Cincinnati, Ohio|Cincinnati]] || 41,357 || [[Cincinnati Bearcats]] || red, black<br /> {{colorbox|#e00122}} {{color box|black}} || 1819 || ''[http://www.newsrecord.org The News Record]'' || Bearcast (online) || &nbsp; || [[University of Cincinnati College of Law|UC College of Law]] || Carl H. Lindner College of Business || UC College of Medicine
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| [[Cleveland State University]] || Cleveland State<br />CSU || [[Cleveland, Ohio|Cleveland]] || 15,664 || Cleveland State Vikings || forest green, white<br />{{color box|#004123}}{{color box|#FFFFFF}} || 1964 || ''The Cleveland Stater'' || WCSB 89.3&nbsp;MHz || &nbsp; || [[Cleveland-Marshall College of Law]] || James J. Nance College of Business Administration || &nbsp;
| [[Cleveland State University]] || Cleveland State<br />CSU || [[Cleveland, Ohio|Cleveland]] || 15,664 || [[Cleveland State Vikings]]<br />(formerly Foxes) || forest green, white<br />{{color box|#004123}}{{color box|#FFFFFF}} || 1964<br />(Fenn College) || ''[http://www.csuohio.edu/class/com/clevelandstater/ The Cleveland Stater]]'' || [[WCSB]] 89.3&nbsp;MHz || &nbsp; || [[Cleveland-Marshall College of Law]] || James J. Nance College of Business Administration || &nbsp;
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| [[Kent State University]] || Kent State<br />Kent<br />KSU || [[Kent, Ohio|Kent]] || 42,185 || Kent State Golden Flashes || navy blue, gold<br /><span style="background-color:#0A0D6F;width:50px;border:1px solid #000000">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span>&nbsp;<span style="background-color:#FFAB1B;width:50px;border:1px solid #000000">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> || 1910 || ''The Daily Kent Stater'' || Black Squirrel Radio (online)<p>WKSU 89.7&nbsp;MHz || TV2 || &nbsp; || KSU College of Business Administration || Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine
| [[Kent State University]] || Kent State<br />Kent<br />KSU || [[Kent, Ohio|Kent]] || 42,185 || [[Kent State Golden Flashes]] || navy blue, gold<br /><span style="background-color:#0A0D6F;width:50px;border:1px solid #000000">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span>&nbsp;<span style="background-color:#FFAB1B;width:50px;border:1px solid #000000">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> || 1910 || [http://www.kentwired.com ''The Daily Kent Stater''] || [http://www.blacksquirrelradio.com Black Squirrel Radio] (online)<p>[[WKSU-FM]] 89.7&nbsp;MHz || [http://studio.jmc.kent.edu/tv2ksu.html TV2] || &nbsp; || KSU College of Business Administration || Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine
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| [[Miami University]] || Miami<br />MU || [[Oxford, Ohio|Oxford]] || 17,161 || Miami RedHawks<br />formerly Redskins || red, white<br /><span style="background:#ce1126; width:50px; border:1px solid #000;">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span>&nbsp;<span style="background:#fff; width:50px; border:1px solid #000;">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> || 1809 || ''The Miami Student'' || WMSR || WMUB 88.5&nbsp;MHz || &nbsp; || Richard T. Farmer School of Business || &nbsp;
| [[Miami University]] || Miami<br />MU || [[Oxford, Ohio|Oxford]] || 17,161 || [[Miami RedHawks]]<br />(formerly Redskins) || red, white<br /><span style="background:#ce1126; width:50px; border:1px solid #000;">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span>&nbsp;<span style="background:#fff; width:50px; border:1px solid #000;">&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</span> || 1809 || ''[http://www.miamistudent.net The Miami Student]'' || [http://www.redhawkradio.com WMSR] || [[WMUB]] 88.5&nbsp;MHz || &nbsp; || Richard T. Farmer School of Business || &nbsp;
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| [[Ohio State University]] || Ohio State<br />OSU || [[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]] || 59,091 || Ohio State Buckeyes || scarlet, gray<br /> {{colorbox|#BB0000}} {{colorbox|#666666}} || 1870 || ''The Lantern'' || &nbsp; || WOSU 820&nbsp;kHz<br />WOSU-FM 89.7&nbsp;MHz<br />WOSU-TV Channel 34 || [[Moritz College of Law]] || Max M. Fisher College of Business || OSU College of Medicine
| [[Ohio State University]]<br />(flagship institution) || Ohio State<br />OSU || [[Columbus, Ohio|Columbus]] || 59,091 || [[Ohio State Buckeyes]] || scarlet, gray<br /> {{colorbox|#BB0000}} {{colorbox|#666666}} || 1870 || ''[http://www.thelantern.com The Lantern]'' || &nbsp; || [[WOSU-FM]] 89.7&nbsp;MHz<br />[[WOSA]] 101.1&nbsp;MHz<br />WOSU-TV Channel 34 || [[Moritz College of Law]] || Max M. Fisher College of Business || OSU College of Medicine
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| [[Ohio University]] || Ohio<br />OU || [[Athens, Ohio|Athens]] || 35,324 || Ohio Bobcats || hunter green, white<br />{{color box|#006A4D}} {{color box|#FFFFFF}} || 1804 || ''The Post'' || ACRN || WOUB 1340&nbsp;kHz<br />WOUB-FM 91.3&nbsp;MHz<br />WOUB-TV Channel 20 || &nbsp; || OU College of Business || OU College of Osteopathic Medicine
| [[Ohio University]] || Ohio<br />OU || [[Athens, Ohio|Athens]] || 35,324 || [[Ohio Bobcats]] || hunter green, white<br />{{color box|#006A4D}} {{color box|#FFFFFF}} || 1804 || ''[http://thepost.ohiou.edu The Post]'' || [http://www.acrn.com ACRN] || [[WOUB (AM)]] 1340&nbsp;kHz<br />[[WOUB-FM]] 91.3&nbsp;MHz<br />[[WOUB-TV]] Channel 20 || &nbsp; || OU College of Business || OU College of Osteopathic Medicine
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| [[Shawnee State University]] || Shawnee State<br />SSU || [[Portsmouth, Ohio|Portsmouth]] || 4,300 || Shawnee State Bears || Blue and White || 1986 || ''University Chronicle'' || &nbsp; || &nbsp; || &nbsp; || &nbsp; || &nbsp;
| [[Shawnee State University]] || Shawnee State<br />SSU || [[Portsmouth, Ohio|Portsmouth]] || 4,300 || [[Shawnee State Bears]] || Blue and White || 1986 || ''University Chronicle'' || &nbsp; || &nbsp; || &nbsp; || &nbsp; || &nbsp;
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| [[University of Toledo]] || Toledo<br />UT || [[Toledo, Ohio|Toledo]] || 20,775 || Toledo Rockets || midnight blue, gold<br />{{color box|#191970}} {{color box|#FFD700}} || 1872 || ''[[The Independent Collegian]]'' || WXUT || &nbsp; || [[University of Toledo College of Law|UT College of Law]] || UT College of Business Administration || UT College of Medicine
| [[University of Toledo]] || Toledo<br />UT || [[Toledo, Ohio|Toledo]] || 20,775 || [[Toledo Rockets]] || midnight blue, gold<br />{{color box|#191970}} {{color box|#FFD700}} || 1872 || ''[[The Independent Collegian]]'' || [[WXUT]] || &nbsp; || [[University of Toledo College of Law|UT College of Law]] || UT College of Business Administration || UT College of Medicine
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| [[Wright State University]] || Wright State<br />WSU || [[Dayton, Ohio|Dayton]]<br /> ([[Fairborn, Ohio|Fairborn]]) || 18,786 || Wright State Raiders || hunter green, gold<br />{{colorbox|#00694A}} {{colorbox|#B57900}} || 1965 || ''The Guardian'' || WWSU 106.9&nbsp;MHz || &nbsp; || &nbsp; || Raj Soin College of Business || [[Boonshoft School of Medicine]]
| [[Wright State University]] || Wright State<br />WSU || [[Dayton, Ohio|Dayton]]<br /> ([[Fairborn, Ohio|Fairborn]]) || 18,786 || [[Wright State Raiders]] || hunter green, gold<br />{{colorbox|#00694A}} {{colorbox|#B57900}} || 1965 || ''[http://www.theguardianonline.com The Guardian]'' || [[WWSU]] 106.9&nbsp;MHz || &nbsp; || &nbsp; || Raj Soin College of Business || [[Boonshoft School of Medicine]]
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| [[Youngstown State University]] || Youngstown State<br />YSU || [[Youngstown, Ohio|Youngstown]] || 14,682 || Youngstown State Penguins || red, white || 1908 || ''The Jambar'' || Rookery Radio (online) || WYSU 88.5&nbsp;MHz || &nbsp; || Williamson College of Business Administration || Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine
| [[Youngstown State University]] || Youngstown State<br />YSU || [[Youngstown, Ohio|Youngstown]] || 14,682 || [[Youngstown State Penguins]] || red, white || 1908 || ''[http://www.thejambar.com The Jambar]'' || [http://www.rookeryradio.com Rookery Radio] (online) || [[WYSU]] 88.5&nbsp;MHz || &nbsp; || Williamson College of Business Administration || Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine
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Revision as of 13:09, 13 September 2013

The state of Ohio is the home of a number of public and private institutions of higher learning. Several of these institutions are ranked among the top national universities (in order), including Case Western Reserve University (private), Ohio State University (public), Miami University (public), University of Dayton (private), Ohio University (public), University of Cincinnati (public), Bowling Green State University (public), and Kent State University (public). Ohio State is the largest university in the United States as of 2006, 2007 and 2008, it was designated as the "Land Grant and National Research" institution of the newly established University System of Ohio. Case Western Reserve and Ohio State are Ohio's two members of the Association of American Universities as well as the universities with the largest endowments. Ohio University is the oldest university in the Northwest Territory and Xavier University is the oldest Catholic Institution in the Northwest Territory. Miami University in 1986 and Ohio State in 2001 were noted as "public ivy" institutions, the state/public equivalent of a private Ivy League institutions. Ohio University's journalism school ranks, with Columbia University's journalism school, as one of the nation's best. University of Akron's Polymer Science and engineering program is among top five in US, as ranked by U.S. News & World Report.

According to the most recent undergraduate rankings by US News & World Report, Case Western Reserve is Ohio's highest ranked university at 38. Ohio State is Ohio's highest ranked public national university at 55, and Oberlin College is Ohio's highest ranked liberal arts college at 23.

The Ohio Board of Regents oversees the public institutions of higher education in Ohio. This system has come under some criticism in recent years as contributing greatly to overlap and redundancies in the higher education system. For example, Ohio's public university system supports nine doctoral programs in history and five law schools while four different public universities in Ohio operate airports and offer aviation programs. At the same time, the system has been lauded for creating powerful "utility" organizations, such as OhioLINK and the Ohio Supercomputer Center, which allow campuses to collaborate and achieve significant efficiencies. A new credit transfer program makes transferring among Ohio's public campuses much easier, and allows students to preview academic programs.

Eleven of the 13 public universities top the state's enrollment statistics, with Ohio State ranking as one of the nation's top five universities by enrollment. The remaining two public institutions -- Shawnee State University and Central State University -- are relatively small. The University of Dayton is the state's largest private university by enrollment, followed by Case Western Reserve, Ashland University, Franklin University and Xavier University.

Federal institutions

State institutions (University System of Ohio)

Four Year

University Common short form and abbreviation Location Enrollment Athletics nickname School Colors Founded Student newspaper Student radio station University radio/TV Law school Business school Medical school
University of Akron Akron
UA		 Akron 29,251 Akron Zips
(formerly Zippers)		 blue, gold
  		 1870
(Buchtelite College)		 The Buchtelite WZIP 88.1 MHz ZTV UA School of Law UA College of Business Administration Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine
Bowling Green State University Bowling Green State
Bowling Green
BGSU		 Bowling Green 18,989 Bowling Green Falcons orange, brown
   		 1910 The BG News WBGU (FM) 88.1 MHz
WFAL 1610 kHz		 WBGU-TV Channel 27   BGSU College of Business Administration  
Central State University
(Historically black)		 Central State
CSU		 Wilberforce 2,430 Central State Marauders Maroon and Gold
   		 1887 The Gold Torch WCSU-FM 88.9 MHz      
University of Cincinnati Cincinnati
UC		 Cincinnati 41,357 Cincinnati Bearcats red, black
   		 1819 The News Record Bearcast (online)   UC College of Law Carl H. Lindner College of Business UC College of Medicine
Cleveland State University Cleveland State
CSU		 Cleveland 15,664 Cleveland State Vikings
(formerly Foxes)		 forest green, white
  		 1964
(Fenn College)		 The Cleveland Stater] WCSB 89.3 MHz   Cleveland-Marshall College of Law James J. Nance College of Business Administration  
Kent State University Kent State
Kent
KSU		 Kent 42,185 Kent State Golden Flashes navy blue, gold
           		 1910 The Daily Kent Stater Black Squirrel Radio (online)

WKSU-FM 89.7 MHz

 TV2   KSU College of Business Administration Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine
Miami University Miami
MU		 Oxford 17,161 Miami RedHawks
(formerly Redskins)		 red, white
           		 1809 The Miami Student WMSR WMUB 88.5 MHz   Richard T. Farmer School of Business  
Ohio State University
(flagship institution)		 Ohio State
OSU		 Columbus 59,091 Ohio State Buckeyes scarlet, gray
   		 1870 The Lantern   WOSU-FM 89.7 MHz
WOSA 101.1 MHz
WOSU-TV Channel 34		 Moritz College of Law Max M. Fisher College of Business OSU College of Medicine
Ohio University Ohio
OU		 Athens 35,324 Ohio Bobcats hunter green, white
   		 1804 The Post ACRN WOUB (AM) 1340 kHz
WOUB-FM 91.3 MHz
WOUB-TV Channel 20		   OU College of Business OU College of Osteopathic Medicine
Shawnee State University Shawnee State
SSU		 Portsmouth 4,300 Shawnee State Bears Blue and White 1986 University Chronicle          
University of Toledo Toledo
UT		 Toledo 20,775 Toledo Rockets midnight blue, gold
   		 1872 The Independent Collegian WXUT   UT College of Law UT College of Business Administration UT College of Medicine
Wright State University Wright State
WSU		 Dayton
(Fairborn)		 18,786 Wright State Raiders hunter green, gold
   		 1965 The Guardian WWSU 106.9 MHz     Raj Soin College of Business Boonshoft School of Medicine
Youngstown State University Youngstown State
YSU		 Youngstown 14,682 Youngstown State Penguins red, white 1908 The Jambar Rookery Radio (online) WYSU 88.5 MHz   Williamson College of Business Administration Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine

Regional campuses

Main Campus Branch Campus(es)
Akron University of Akron, Wayne College, Orrville, Ohio
Medina County University Center, Medina, Ohio
Midpoint Campus Center, Brunswick, Ohio
University of Akron, Lakewood Branch, Lakewood, Ohio
Bowling Green Bowling Green State University, Firelands College, Huron, Ohio
UC University of Cincinnati Clermont College, Batavia, Ohio
University of Cincinnati Blue Ash College (formerly Raymond Walters College), Blue Ash, Ohio
Kent State Kent State University Ashtabula Campus, Ashtabula, Ohio
Kent State University East Liverpool Campus, East Liverpool, Ohio
Kent State University Geauga Campus, Burton, Ohio
Kent State University Salem Campus, Salem, Ohio
Kent State University Stark Campus, North Canton, Ohio
Kent State University Trumbull Campus, Warren, Ohio
Kent State University Tuscarawas Campus, New Philadelphia, Ohio
Miami Miami University Hamilton, Hamilton, Ohio
Miami University Middletown, Middletown, Ohio
Miami University Voice of America Learning Center, West Chester, Ohio
Ohio State Ohio State University, Lima Campus, Lima, Ohio
Ohio State University, Mansfield Campus, Mansfield, Ohio
Ohio State University, Marion Campus, Marion, Ohio
Ohio State University, Newark Campus, Newark, Ohio
Ohio State University, Delaware Center, Delaware, Ohio
Ohio State University Agricultural Technical Institute, Wooster, Ohio
Ohio Ohio University-Chillicothe, Chillicothe, Ohio
Ohio University Eastern Campus, Saint Clairsville, Ohio
Ohio University, Lancaster Campus, Lancaster, Ohio
Ohio University Southern Campus, Ironton, Ohio
Ohio University, Zanesville Campus, Zanesville, Ohio
Wright State Wright State University, Lake Campus, Celina, Ohio

Two-year community and technical colleges

Private institutions

The Ohio 5

These five colleges have been affiliated as members of state, regional, and national educational and athletic organizations for some years. The Five Colleges of Ohio Consortium was started in 1995 to foster cooperation and understanding, while maintaining individuality.

University Location Enrollment Founded Religious affiliation Athletics nickname School colors
Denison University Granville 2,211 1831 (Originally Baptist) Big Red red, white
Kenyon College Gambier 1,635 1824 (Originally Episcopalian) Lords/Ladies purple, white
Oberlin College Oberlin 2,857 1833 (Originally Presbyterian) Yeomen/Yeowomen crimson, gold
Ohio Wesleyan University Delaware 1,944 1842 Methodist Battling Bishops red, black[1]
College of Wooster Wooster 1,827 1866 (Originally Presbyterian) Fighting Scots black, gold

Private institutions without a religious affiliation

Religiously affiliated private institutions

Jewish

Christian (various)

Roman Catholic

Institution Location Enrollment Founded Order Athletics nickname School colors
University of Dayton Dayton 10,569 1850 Marianist Flyers Columbia blue, red
Chatfield College Cincinnati 500 1971 Ursulines    
Franciscan University of Steubenville Steubenville 2,421 1946 Franciscan Barons green and white
John Carroll University University Heights 4,050 1886 Jesuit Blue Streaks blue, gold
Lourdes University Sylvania 2,035 1958 Franciscan (Order of Friars Minor)    
Mary Manse College (inactive as of 1975) Toledo n/a 1922 Ursuline    
Mercy College of Northwest Ohio Toledo 688 1917 Sisters of Mercy    
College of Mount St. Joseph Cincinnati 2,300 1920 Sisters of Charity Lions blue and gold
Notre Dame College South Euclid 2,100 1922 Sisters of Notre Dame   blue, yellow
Ohio Dominican University Columbus 2,942 1911 Dominican Panthers black, gold
Pontifical College Josephinum Columbus 138 1888   Vikings  
Ursuline College Pepper Pike 1,180 1871 Ursuline Arrows blue, gold
Walsh University North Canton 2,500 1958 Brothers of Christian Instruction Cavaliers wine, gold
Xavier University Cincinnati 6,500 1831 Jesuit Musketeers blue, white

Baptist

Lutheran

Mennonite

Methodist

Presbyterian

Quaker

United Church of Christ

Professional schools

Public institutions in boldface:

Architecture

  • University of Cincinnati College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning
  • University of Cincinnati School of Architecture and Interior Design
  • Kent State University College of Architecture and Environmental Design
  • Miami University Department of Architecture and Interior Design
  • Ohio State University Austin E. Knowlton School of Architecture

Business

  • University of Akron College of Business Administration
  • Ashland University School of Business
  • Baldwin Wallace University
  • Bowling Green State University College of Business Administration
  • Capital University School of Management
  • Case Western Reserve University Weatherhead School of Management
  • Cedarville University Department of Business Administration
  • Central State University College of Business and Industry
  • University of Cincinnati College of Business
  • Cleveland State University James J. Nance College of Business Administration
  • University of Dayton School of Business Administration
  • University of Gopal College of Business
  • Heidelberg University School of Business
  • Hocking College School of Business
  • John Carroll University Boler School of Business
  • Kent State University College of Business Administration
  • Miami University Farmer School of Business
  • Mount Vernon Nazarene University School of Business
  • University of Northwestern Ohio College of Business
  • Ohio Dominican University Division of Business
  • Ohio Northern University James F. Dicke College of Business Administration
  • Ohio State University Fisher College of Business
  • Ohio University College of Business
  • Shawnee State University College of Professional Studies
  • Tiffin University School of Business
  • Trumbull Business College
  • University of Toledo College of Business Administration
  • Wittenberg University, Department of Business
  • Wright State University Raj Soin College of Business
  • Youngstown State University Williamson College of Business Administration

Dentistry

  • Ohio State University College of Dentistry
  • Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine

Education

  • University of Akron College of Education
  • Ashland University College of Education
  • Capital University College of Education
  • Central State University College of Education
  • Bowling Green State University College of Education and Human Development
  • Baldwin Wallace College of Education
  • University of Cincinnati College of Education, Criminal Justice, and Human Services
  • Cleveland State University College of Education and Human Services
  • University of Dayton School of Education and Allied Professions
  • Kent State University College and Graduate School of Education, Health and Human Services
  • Ohio State University College of Education and Human Ecology
  • Ohio University College of Education
  • University of Toledo Judith Herb College of Education
  • Wright State University College of Education and Human Services
  • Youngstown State University Beeghly College of Education

Journalism

  • Ohio University E. W. Scripps School of Journalism
  • Kent State University School of Journalism and Mass Communication

Law

  • University of Akron School of Law/C. Blake McDowell Law Center
  • Capital University Law School
  • Case Western Reserve University School of Law
  • University of Cincinnati College of Law
  • Cleveland State University Cleveland-Marshall College of Law
  • University of Dayton School of Law
  • Ohio Northern University, Pettit College of Law
  • Ohio State University Michael E. Moritz College of Law
  • University of Toledo College of Law

Medicine

  • Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
  • University of Cincinnati College of Medicine
  • Cleveland Clinic Lerner College of Medicine
  • Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine (University of Akron, Cleveland State University, Kent State University, and Youngstown State University consortium)
  • Ohio State University College of Medicine
  • Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine
  • University of Toledo College of Medicine
  • Wright State University Boonshoft School of Medicine

Nursing

  • Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing at Case Western Reserve University
  • Capital University School of Nursing
  • Cedarville University School of Nursing
  • University of Akron School of Nursing
  • Ashland University College of Nursing
  • University of Cincinnati College of Nursing
  • Kent State University College of Nursing
  • Kettering College of Medical Arts Division of Nursing
  • Ohio State University College of Nursing
  • University of Toledo College of Nursing
  • Wright State University-Miami Valley College of Nursing and Health
  • Ursuline College The Breen School of Nursing
  • Youngstown State University Bitonte College of Health and Human Services

Optometry

  • Ohio State University College of Optometry

Pharmacy

  • ""Cedarville University College of Pharmacy""
  • University of Cincinnati James L. Winkle College of Pharmacy
  • Ohio Northern University Rudolph H. Raabe College of Pharmacy
  • Ohio State University College of Pharmacy
  • University of Toledo College Of Pharmacy
  • Northeastern Ohio Universities Colleges of Medicine and Pharmacy
  • University of Findlay - College of Pharmacy

Psychology

  • Wright State University School of Professional Psychology

Public health

  • Kent State University College of Public Health
  • Ohio State University College of Public Health

Veterinary medicine

  • Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine

Defunct colleges and universities

Many Ohio institutions of higher education have become defunct over the years.

  • Edgecliff College, Cincinnati
  • Mary Manse College, Toledo
  • National Normal University
  • Smithville College, Smithville
  • Western College for Women, Oxford (merged with Miami University)
  • Calvary Christian College, Paris, Ohio

Ranked by enrollment

Public institutions in boldface. For-profit institutions in italic. Numbers reflect all-campus enrollments.

  1. Ohio State University: 69,091
  2. Kent State University: 42,185[3]
  3. University of Cincinnati: 41,357
  4. Ohio University: 29,486
  5. University of Akron: 28,000[4]
  6. University of Toledo: 22,336
  7. Bowling Green State University: 18,989
  8. Wright State University: 18,786
  9. Miami University: 17,161
  10. Cleveland State University: 15,664
  11. Youngstown State University: 14,682
  12. Xavier University : 10,522
  13. University of Dayton: 10,495
  14. Case Western Reserve University: 9,095
  15. Tiffin University: 6,813
  16. Franklin University: 6,802
  17. Ashland University: 6,500[5]
  18. University of Findlay: 4,654
  19. Baldwin Wallace University: 4,600
  20. John Carroll University: 4,101
  21. DeVry University-Ohio: 3,949
  22. Capital University: 3,894
  23. Shawnee State University: 3,798
  24. Ohio Northern University: 3,495
  25. Cedarville University: 3,093
  26. Otterbein College: 3,089
  27. University of Northwestern Ohio: 2,971
  28. Oberlin College: 2,857
  29. Ohio Dominican University: 2,844
  30. University of Rio Grande: 2,530
  31. Mount Vernon Nazarene University: 2,455
  32. Franciscan University of Steubenville: 2,374
  33. University of Mount Union: 2,333
  34. Texas Music Institute: 5,983
  35. Malone University: 2,250
  36. Denison University: 2,211
  37. Wittenberg University: 2,182
  38. Muskingum College: 2,176
  39. College of Mount St. Joseph: 2,158
  40. Walsh University: 1,951
  41. Ohio Wesleyan University: 1,944
  42. College of Wooster: 1,827
  43. Central State University: 1,820
  44. Wilmington College: 1,755
  45. Kenyon College: 1,635
  46. Lourdes College: 1,562
  47. Columbus College of Art and Design: 1,559
  48. Urbana University: 1,557
  49. Heidelberg University: 1,483
  50. Marietta College: 1,480
  51. Ursuline College: 1,462
  52. Notre Dame College: 1,299
  53. Bluffton University: 1,191
  54. Hiram College: 1,125
  55. Lake Erie College: 1,043
  56. Defiance College: 1,035
  57. Myers University: 1,004
  58. Wilberforce University: 825
  59. University of Phoenix-Cleveland Campus: 824
  60. Antioch University McGregor: 737
  61. Antioch College: 496
  62. University of Phoenix-Cincinnati Campus: 489
  63. Cleveland Institute of Art: 484
  64. Ohio Business College - Sandusky Campus: 380
  65. Ohio Business College - Sheffield Campus: 350
  66. University of Phoenix-Columbus Campus: 310
  67. God's Bible School and College: 280
  68. Bryant and Stratton College, Cleveland: 254
  69. Bryant and Stratton College, Parma: 216
  70. Bryant and Stratton College-Willoughby Hills: 152

Rivalries

  • Cincinnati cross-town rivalry between the University of Cincinnati (public) and Xavier University (Catholic). The basketball rivalry between the Cincinnati Bearcats and the Xavier Musketeers (Muskies) is known as the Crosstown Shootout.
  • Historically Black/Wilberforce cross-town rivalry between Ohio's two historically black universities, Central State University (public) and Wilberforce University (private), both located in the small town of Wilberforce, Ohio.
  • Dayton cross-town rivalry between Wright State University (public) and the University of Dayton (Catholic).
  • Battle of the Bricks rivalry between the Old Northwest's oldest universities, Miami University and Ohio University, both located in rural towns in southern Ohio.
  • Battle of I-75 rivalry between the University of Toledo and Bowling Green State University, two large public universities in Northwest Ohio — winner gets the Peace Pipe
  • Battle for the Wagon Wheel rivalry between Kent State University and the University of Akron, two large public universities in Northeast Ohio.
  • Victory Bell rivalry between Miami University and the University of Cincinnati, two large public universities in Southwest Ohio - football rivals since 1888
  • Southwest Ohio Catholic Universities rivalry between the University of Dayton and Xavier University both members of the Atlantic 10, battle in basketball for the Blackburn/McCafferty Trophy
  • The Battle of the Columbus Suburbs is between cross-town rivals Otterbein University of Westerville and Capital University of Bexely.
  • Defiance College and Bluffton University, two small private colleges in Northwest Ohio.
  • Ohio Wesleyan University and Denison University (especially in Lacrosse), two private liberal arts colleges and members of the North Coast Athletic Conference. Both are located in exurban Columbus.
  • Wittenberg University and The College of Wooster, both Protestant liberal arts school in the North Coast Athletic Conference. Both are traditional powerhouses in football and men's and women's basketball while contest in field hockey, swimming and baseball are always closely contested.
  • Ohio State Buckeyes Vs Michigan Wolverines.

See also

References

  1. ^ "The Five Colleges of Ohio Booklet".[dead link]
  2. ^ "About Mount". Retrieved 2009-01-30. Mount Union is proud of its religious heritage and its background in the Methodist Church. For more than a century the College has been officially connected with the Methodist Church. It is now affiliated with the East Ohio, West Ohio and Western Pennsylvania Conferences of the United Methodist Church.
  3. ^ "Kent State announces Fall Enrollment Totals". Retrieved 2009-01-30.
  4. ^ The University of Akron : About UA
  5. ^ Search Results | Ashland University
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