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Athens, Ohio Be yourself and become your best self O
hio University is the place that fits your educational needs, whether you are transferring to the Athens campus for a classic residential college experience or completing your degree online or at a regional campus. The University has been recognized as one of the top transfer-friendly schools in the nation for three consecutive years by the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society’s Transfer Honor Roll, which recognizes the development and support of pathways created for the suc- cess of transfer students.
Transfer your credits You’ve already started your college career, and we look forward to helping you complete your bachelor’s degree with your previous work. Ohio University accepts several different kinds of transfer credit, including credit by examina- tion and coursework from other institutions. For more information on how your credits will trans- fer to OHIO, visit
ohio.edu/admissions/transfer.
A home away from home Located among gorgeous wooded hills, OHIO is known for more than its beauty—it’s a wel- coming place and a peaceful, safe environment where new friends are waiting to meet you. At OHIO, you’ll be part of a community. Through
new friendships, student organizations, under- graduate research, NCAA Division I athletics, recreational activities, a lively arts community, and honors programming, you’ll find your place here. At OHIO’s Athens campus, you can even participate in a learning community designed specifically to help transfer students make con- nections and succeed academically.
Professors who are both teachers and mentors From spending extra time after class discussing concepts to answering emails over the week- end, OHIO professors are approachable, acces- sible, and committed to your success. With small class sizes and personable faculty mem- bers, students receive individualized attention. Faculty members are also engaged in cutting- edge research and creative work, leading the Carnegie Foundation to designate OHIO as a very high research activity institution—joining the highest level of research institutions in the country.
The path to your future is here We look forward to celebrating your achieve- ments as both a student and a future graduate. Visit
ohio.edu/transfer to learn more.
Ohio University Fast Facts
Type of School: Public comprehensive university offering undergraduate, graduate, and intensive English programs; established in 1804 as Ohio’s first university and the nation’s ninth public university
Size of Campus: Nearly 200 buildings on more than 1,500 acres
Number of Students: 21,000+ students on the Athens campus, including more than 14,000 undergraduates Number of Faculty: 849 full-time faculty members
Colleges, Programs, and Degrees: Nine academic colleges and one center serving undergraduate students; graduate college and the Heritage College of Osteopath Medicine serving upper-level students
Geographic Diversity: Student body representing all 50 states, Puerto Rico, and 102 countries
Transfer Student Services: All transfer students—whether on campus or in online programs—have access to advisors who will assist in transferring credit and planning for graduation.
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