Ohio Northern University
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| Ada, OH 45810
(419) 772-2260 (800) 408-4668 Fax: (419) 772-2313 |
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| Full-time: 1185 men, 1050 women | Faculty: 169; IIB, +$ |
| Part-time: 35 men, 35 women | Ph.D.s: 82% |
| Graduate: 410 men, 570 women | Student/Faculty: 13 to 1 |
| Year: quarters, summer session | Tuition: $22,500 |
| Application Deadline: see profile | Room & Board: $6000 |
| Freshman Class: n/av | |
| SAT or ACT: required | |
| Selectivity: What's this? |
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Introduction
Ohio Northern University, founded in 1871, is a private institution affiliated with the United Methodist Church. Undergraduate programs are offered in arts and sciences, business administration, engineering, and pharmacy. There are 4 undergraduate schools and 1 graduate school. Figures in the above capsule and profile are aproximate. In addition to regional accreditation, ONU has baccalaureate program accreditation with ABET, ACPE, ACS, CAAHEP, NASM, and NCATE. The 2 libraries contain 250,518 volumes, 72,067 microform items, and 10,815 audio/video tapes/CDs/DVDs, and subscribe to 1038 periodicals including electronic. Computerized library services include the card catalog, interlibrary loans, and database searching. Special learning facilities include a learning resource center, art gallery, radio station, TV station, and pharmacy museum. The 285-acre campus is in a small town about 75 miles south of Toledo. Including any residence halls, there are 39 buildings.
| Controlled by | Land grant |
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| Religious | Yes |
| Non-sectarian | No |
| Faith | United Methodist |
| School is | Coeducational |
| School summary | Ohio Northern University, founded in 1871, is a private institution affiliated with the United Methodist Church. Undergraduate programs are offered in arts and sciences, business administration, engineering, and pharmacy. |
| Number of undergraduate schools and colleges | 4 |
| Which three have the largest enrollments | Arts and Sciences, Pharmacy, and Engineering |
| Number of graduate schools or divisions | 1 |
| Baccalaureate programs | ABET ACPE NASM NCATE ACS CAAHEP CAAHEP |
| Libraries on campus | 2 |
| Total volumes in library | 250518 |
| Microform items | 72067 |
| Audio/video tapes/CDs/DVDs | 10815 |
| Total periodicals subscribed to | 1038 |
| Interlibrary loans | Yes |
| Database searching | Yes |
| Internet access | No |
| Laptop Internet portals | No |
| Learning resource center | No |
| Art gallery on campus | Yes |
| Natural history museum on campus | No |
| Planetarium on campus | No |
| Radio station on campus | Yes |
| TV station on campus | Yes |
| Other facilities on campus | pharmacy museum |
Reviews
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Although I love the school, I think they intentionally make it impossible to maintain a 3.0 the 1st year...that way you can lose your scholarship and pay full boat...just ask about Anatomy and histology...61 dropped it and a HUGE amount got d's and f's...just thinking out loud here...
Pros: beautiful campus and nice people
Cons: crappy freshman dorm (and plenty of lousy sophomore dorms too)...and the toughness of some of the classes is unrealistic
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