2021 Best Colleges in Ohio

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Case Western Reserve University
4 Year
Cleveland, OH
Rating 3.58 out of 5 1,687 reviews
#1 Best Colleges in Ohio
Freshman: Case Western exceeded my expectations of a college experience in terms of a balanced academic and social life (you'll find the parties if you look for it). Here, you'll meet some of the most intelligent yet humble, creative, and dedicated students and quite frankly, friends for life. The professors truly care about what they teach and make learning, exciting. Almost every professor is open and happy to have a conversation about anything!
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27% Acceptance Rate
$35,890 Net Price
1340-1510 SAT Range
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Kenyon College
4 Year
Gambier, OH
Rating 3.71 out of 5 380 reviews
#2 Best Colleges in Ohio
Sophomore: First-rate college. Kenyon is among the best undergraduate programs in the world. The uniqueness of intellectual students, excellent professors, and the beautiful campus is unbeatable. This is a rigorous school that will test you at every level, but comparable to other famously rigorous schools. The undergraduate education that you get here is highly multidisciplinary and truly prepares you to think about any subject deeply. The rich history of this school and the culture of critical thinker/intellectual students makes this a unique and valuable place - and one of the best educations around. A classmate transferred to Kenyon from Middlebury and another from Princeton. Both said that Kenyon’s approach to education is more personal, educationally rich, and there is a college culture at Kenyon where we all help each other to succeed. Kenyon is difficult but manageable and the alumni connections are worldwide. Hands-down best choice!
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34% Acceptance Rate
$37,940 Net Price
1270-1460 SAT Range
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The Ohio State University
4 Year
Columbus, OH
Rating 3.88 out of 5 5,456 reviews
#3 Best Colleges in Ohio
Freshman: My overall experience as a first-year has been interesting, especially since I haven’t been able to fully experience all the things this campus has to offer. One of the most beneficial resources OSU has provided me were peer mentors: I don’t think I’d be able to go through anything without them, especially since we hadn’t gotten a proper orientation. My professors were super accommodating and compassionate this semester, my coursework was easy to complete timely (since we can’t really go out much), and everyone I’ve interacted with have been nothing but kind! There are also a ton of resources and programs to get involved in. I really can’t wait for my next few years here!
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54% Acceptance Rate
$18,706 Net Price
1250-1460 SAT Range
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Denison University
4 Year
Granville, OH
Rating 3.44 out of 5 671 reviews
#4 Best Colleges in Ohio
Sophomore: Denison is the best school. With COVID-19, there have obviously had to be some restrictions, but they are livable and I still made tons of great memories, went to class, and partied with friends. They literally bought us all fire pits and heaters so we could party outside after they built us social housing for parties last year. The food is great - sometimes the dining halls have steaks if you like meat, and you can always get grain bowls and salmon greek salads and good healthy food like that. There’s also an on-campus market where you can get things like driscoll’s berries and local cheese. They recently made us all an ice skating rink, put up ice sculptures, and had a build-a-bear type thing for Valentine’s day. The stuff they do for us here is insane. One time in the dining hall a guy made me fresh steamed local kale and brought it to my table because I asked if there was any. They go out of there way here for the biggest and smallest things and it shows. GO HERE!
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29% Acceptance Rate
$36,650 Net Price
1200-1410 SAT Range
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University of Dayton
4 Year
Dayton, OH
Rating 3.86 out of 5 1,395 reviews
#5 Best Colleges in Ohio
Senior: I've grown so much throughout my college experience at the University of Dayton. Personally, I've developed from a shy, homeschooled kid to an outspoken leader. Academically, I have been able to take part in courses totally outside of my specific major and has helped hone in on my creative side through classes like theater. Lastly, professionally I've been able to work alongside my college career as a co-op which has resulted in me getting work experience even before I graduate and better prepared me for the time after graduation. I can't imagine having this experience anywhere else, go Flyers!
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72% Acceptance Rate
$33,372 Net Price
1120-1320 SAT Range
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Oberlin College
4 Year
Oberlin, OH
Rating 3.64 out of 5 649 reviews
#6 Best Colleges in Ohio
Junior: Oberlin College offers an excellent liberal arts education, whether a student attends for mathematics, creative writing, or the conservatory. Many students here work incredibly hard and contribute to an intensely academic and moralistic social atmosphere, of which an extremely high-performance faculty is also a factor. Many Obies hold their opinions with conviction and are well-equipped to advocate for themselves both inside and outside classroom settings, so come with a strong sense of self-worth. Obies are also characteristically open minded, and closely monitor spaces for equitability. One of the best ways to make connections here is to involve yourself intensely in several interests and support your peers.
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36% Acceptance Rate
$43,612 Net Price
1280-1480 SAT Range
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University of Cincinnati
4 Year
Cincinnati, OH
Rating 3.7 out of 5 3,798 reviews
#7 Best Colleges in Ohio
Junior: My overall rating for the University of Cincinnati is a strong 4 stars. Being in the city the location is great for getting internships, co-ops, and ultimately a steady job after college. There are loads of restaurants to go to just minutes off campus, and if you ever feel like you need to get away from the UC life, Downtown Cincinnati is only about a 15 minute drive away.
If I could change one thing about the University of Cincinnati it would be the dining halls. There are four dining halls on campus, however they all serve just about the same things with little variation in the meals day-to-day. There isn’t a whole lot of healthy food options either. Another downside to UC’s dining halls is that only one of the dining halls offers to-go boxes. Overall, UC is a great school and has a lot to offer students. Picking to attend the University of Cincinnati was the best decision I’ve ever made!
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77% Acceptance Rate
$19,219 Net Price
1120-1350 SAT Range
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Miami University
4 Year
Oxford, OH
Rating 3.67 out of 5 3,201 reviews
#8 Best Colleges in Ohio
Freshman: I entered Miami University as a freshman during the COVID-19 pandemic, so I had a much different beginning than most. However, I can truly see why many praise the "public ivy". Miami's campus is beautiful and everything is within walking distance. They made the application process easy, and they were very helpful with financial aid. Being from Ohio, I knew the Oxford area a little bit, and I knew there wasn't much of a city life. However, there is a public bussing system that takes students to both Kroger and Walmart, but the Kroger is also within walking distance. While none of my classes were "in-person" they adapted to the Covid-19 pandemic in the best way they could. They utilized a color coding system for the dorms with the most cases, and they held as much as they could online including an online orientation, sign-up day for clubs, and more! The dorms are super nice and a good size for a college dormitory.
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80% Acceptance Rate
$22,989 Net Price
1190-1390 SAT Range
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College of Wooster
4 Year
Wooster, OH
Rating 3.59 out of 5 1,305 reviews
#9 Best Colleges in Ohio
Senior: I really enjoyed my four years at the College of Wooster. Specifically, the professors have truly made a difference in my experience. Nowhere else can you build as strong of a bond with your professors at Wooster. They are not only friendly and helpful, but they put you first in every way possible. With roughly 130 student organizations to become a part of, coursework is not the only time commitment at Wooster. Wooster students truly build a community that orchestrates a seamless transition into the college experience. After considering academics, extracurriculars and campus community, Wooster perfectly sets students up for life after ungrad!
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55% Acceptance Rate
$28,209 Net Price
1150-1380 SAT Range
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John Carroll University
4 Year
University Heights, OH
Rating 3.57 out of 5 812 reviews
#10 Best Colleges in Ohio
Junior: I love it at John Carroll! We have a beautiful campus in a safe area with great academics and many unique, cultural and fun things to do in the Cleveland area. Professors here are easy to interact with, they care about students and they really take an interest in helping students succeed. Class sizes are small, and there are many leadership, research, internship, study abroad and immersion opportunities. I have met the nicest people here and while the academics are challenging, people here always step up and support each other. JCU provides fun and unique activities for students on campus and the athletic teams are always good. John Carroll is well ranked with a strong reputation and alums have gone on to much success. People think smaller schools are not fun, but there is so much to do on and off campus that the college experience is enhanced and the good times are many. I am so grateful to be here at Carroll!
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86% Acceptance Rate
$27,260 Net Price
1080-1280 SAT Range
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Ohio Northern University
4 Year
Ada, OH
Rating 3.52 out of 5 566 reviews
#11 Best Colleges in Ohio
Freshman: This is my first semester at Ohio Northern University. I live on campus in one of the dorm rooms. The college is attempting to maintain normal class schedules and extra curriculum activities as possible. Some classes use a hybrid style - most of the time face to face with limited online work. My professors are very helpful and knowledgeable. I feel the truly want the student to learn and succeed. My fellow classmates also help with the studying. Getting together for study groups.
The marching band still practices and performs at school functions. Although, no sports are being played presently.
My dorm is located away from the buildings holding my classes. But the walk doesn't take long across the tundra. The dorm rooms in my building are either male or female. Two residents per room with their own bathroom. The laundry room is located in the building next door.
Overall, my first experience with college life is positive.
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70% Acceptance Rate
$24,821 Net Price
1100-1310 SAT Range
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Ohio University
4 Year
Athens, OH
Rating 3.79 out of 5 3,633 reviews
#12 Best Colleges in Ohio
Freshman: Ohio University is an amazing local university that I love! The classes are well streamlined to fit with specific majors, which go into further detail in the Ohio University Undergraduate Catalogs. Coming from a small city where everybody could fit into a couple categories, my classes showcased tons of diversity in terms of students and professors alike, which was definitely a point of interest in deciding where I wanted to continue my education! The professors display a genuine passion for their craft and that drives me to continue coming to class. Especially if you live in Ohio where you can earn in-state tuition, Ohio University has a plethora of opportunities for students looking to push their education to the next level!
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82% Acceptance Rate
$22,521 Net Price
1050-1260 SAT Range
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Cedarville University
4 Year
Cedarville, OH
Rating 3.9 out of 5 1,140 reviews
#13 Best Colleges in Ohio
Sophomore: I'm really thankful for the chance to go to Cedarville. It's a strong Christian university that doesn't compromise on the essentials but is willing to change and grow where it needs to. They're working on improving their Title IX procedures and increasing mental health awareness, which is really great. They've also relaxed the dress code a bit.

The academics are great - most of the profs are stricter, but the vast majority of them are super kind and willing to help and get to know you outside of class. From what I've seen and heard the dorms are really nice (I lived in Willetts last year and visited Maddox frequently). Pretty much all the food is good (Stinger's quesadillas and Habaneros are to die for) except for home cooking, which is really hit or miss. Having the Chick-Fil-A on campus is really great too, you just have to make sure you time your visits right or you could be in line for an hour.

Overall, Cedarville's a really great school and I hope you choose to go there!
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79% Acceptance Rate
$23,827 Net Price
1120-1350 SAT Range
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Xavier University
4 Year
Cincinnati, OH
Rating 3.74 out of 5 1,112 reviews
#14 Best Colleges in Ohio
Sophomore: Xavier University is an amazing environment for students to create connections, gain a higher education and experience growth. The size of this university allows for incredibly accessible resources. Xavier thrives on supporting the students through their education but also their overall well-being. The emphasis on community at Xavier is huge. The support of faculty, residential assistants and fellow students is immense. One thing that makes Xavier university truly feel like home are the basketball games. Cintas is always sold out for every game and it is the place where students, faculty, alumni and everyone in between come together to cheer on our muskies. GO X!
Read 1,112 Reviews
grade B+
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76% Acceptance Rate
$32,429 Net Price
1070-1280 SAT Range
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Baldwin Wallace University
4 Year
Berea, OH
Rating 3.56 out of 5 1,019 reviews
#15 Best Colleges in Ohio
Alum: Overall, very good experience. If you use RateMyProfessor and are punctual about signing up for courses, you can have a rewarding academic experience. Otherwise, you may end up with some pretty rough instructors.

The food is mediocre and becomes more expensive each year. It is nice to have buffet style and eat as much as you want, but the healthy options are limited.

The social life--at least before Covid--was plenty of fun. The sports teams, music/theater groups, and fraternities/sororities make for a quality party scene. If you wanted to be apart of it, you could. If not, there wasn't much pressure.

I feel like the best part about BW are the life opportunities. There are so many clubs and organizations to help enhance your skills and social network. If you get involved and make connections here, I feel that you will find great value in being a Yellow Jacket.
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grade B+
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73% Acceptance Rate
$23,832 Net Price
1040-1250 SAT Range
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Marietta College
4 Year
Marietta, OH
Rating 3.64 out of 5 368 reviews
#16 Best Colleges in Ohio
Freshman: It has been nice to be here! Coming from a very small town, Marietta has been a nice stepping stone for me to get used to larger populations. The teachers work very hard to help you, I have not come across any faculty member that would not greet you with a smile after some recognition! They are very flexible for office hours and for if you just want to talk! Some are the dorms are nice sized, but in freshman housing, prepare to burn alive in the summer and winter. The classes are intense, I have thankfully been getting by, but I had no idea how hard some of them would be. The food is okay, and Greek life is present but not pushy. A nice small college with a close knit community.
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grade B+
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71% Acceptance Rate
$21,483 Net Price
1010-1250 SAT Range
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Otterbein University
4 Year
Westerville, OH
Rating 3.77 out of 5 683 reviews
#17 Best Colleges in Ohio
Niche User: I am research scholar. I worked in the department of Health and sport's science, Education and Sociology.
I like the student- faculty relationships. The faculty at Otterbein are amazing and always there to answer any questions or concerns.
Sitting in the classes and observing the lectures was incredible. Otterbein has small class sizes, gives enough space to the students to interact. The university offers a variety of study abroad programs.
One thing that I have observed is that the school is not diverse. I speak as an international student from Africa. I think a lot still must be done when it comes to defining the term diversity. I believe it’s important to a have a class or an institution that represents the world. As the world moves closer than ever towards globalization, it is important to have as many representatives as possible in training leaders for the next generation that we are creating.
Amazing University highly recommended!
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grade B
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80% Acceptance Rate
$23,732 Net Price
1060-1250 SAT Range
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Bowling Green State University
4 Year
Bowling Green, OH
Rating 3.69 out of 5 2,498 reviews
#18 Best Colleges in Ohio
Sophomore: I am 100% at home at BGSU!
The Bowling Green community, both on and off campus, truly shows up when it is time for a local festival, homecoming celebration, or weekend hockey or football game (Talons up!) which brings so much life and belonging to campus! Additionally, the wide array of ways to get involved on campus mean that when the HW is done, there is usually going to be something that you can go do. The school is lower in cost, but that is NOT a reflection of the quality of education--if anything, it just means that students are getting a good value, because the instruction at BGSU is very good, and every year the campus integrates more and more student resources. For having as many students and programs as they do, I am also pleasantly surprised by the accessibility of faculty and staff. Usually, all it takes is an email or visit to office hours to have one-on-one communication. For me, that has made a particular impact on my success!
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grade B
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72% Acceptance Rate
$17,427 Net Price
880-1100 SAT Range
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Kent State University
4 Year
Kent, OH
Rating 3.65 out of 5 4,599 reviews
#19 Best Colleges in Ohio
Freshman: I love Kent State University. The moment I walked on campus it felt like home. It has a great "college town" feel and the town of Kent is the perfect size with a great home town feel. The student life at Kent State is superior due to their endless variety of clubs, and ways to get involved with the student body. The best part about Kent State is the price. It is affordable, and they offer many scholarships to all students, so you are assured less tuition. The athletics are great, and it is good to see diversity amongst students throughout the campus. The housing options are endless, providing you with many options to live with a group of roommates, with one single roommate, or by yourself. I always feel safe on campus due to the emergency features around the Kent State Campus. All in all, I love Kent State University and I would recommend it to anyone! It has a great college feel, and from the moment I walked in I met my forever friends and it's felt like home ever since!
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grade B
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86% Acceptance Rate
$18,643 Net Price
1040-1230 SAT Range
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Muskingum University
4 Year
New Concord, OH
Rating 3.54 out of 5 289 reviews
#20 Best Colleges in Ohio
Sophomore: My experience at Muskingum University so far has been amazing. I have met and interacted with so many new, great people. The staff and faculty are all very helpful in my process to further my education.
One thing that i love about attending school at Muskingum University is that there are unlimited things you can do as a student there and it's a great social environment. As high school student who never really got involved, Muskingum university has helped me become more joining and interactive with others and events at school. There are many different clubs, community service opportunities, sporting events and other activities to attend to on campus. I love my school and there is not much that I would change about it but if I had to choose something, it would involve the dinning hall, not the employees because they are amazing and so helpful but the food options could use a change.
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grade B
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81% Acceptance Rate
$19,743 Net Price
890-1120 SAT Range
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Miami University - Middletown
4 Year
Middletown, OH
Rating 3.73 out of 5 137 reviews
#21 Best Colleges in Ohio
Sophomore: I have attended MUM for 3 semesters and they have been highly enjoyable! The classes are lead by very capable and knowledgable professors who are willing to lend aid wherever possible. The student body is a very complacent and nice group of individuals, a good portion of which come from Asia as transfer students. The campus is situated in a place surrounded by forest (not deep or thick forest) whith interweaving trails.

The English Learning Center faculty holds various events throughout semesters that are very fun and relaxing, such as a meditation room during finals week or holding an Asian culture day.

MUM is a wonderful school and location and I would recommend it to anybody and everybody!
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grade B
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100% Acceptance Rate
$10,159 Net Price
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Wittenberg University
4 Year
Springfield, OH
Rating 3.7 out of 5 730 reviews
#22 Best Colleges in Ohio
Alum: My experience at Wittenberg was amazing! My professors were truly invested in helping me reach my goals. My advisor helped me realize my true potential and figure out my future career. I would not have had such personalized attention at a larger school.
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grade B
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91% Acceptance Rate
$23,060 Net Price
1020-1200 SAT Range
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Walsh University
4 Year
North Canton, OH
Rating 3.67 out of 5 503 reviews
#23 Best Colleges in Ohio
Sophomore: Walsh is a great community and environment. The professors work personally with you to make sure you're understanding the material and actually learning, in turn making you more successful in the real world. The dorms have all been updated and are in pretty great condition. The freshman dorms don't have AC units yet, but it was never too bad. It's only really hot hot during August, then it cools into fall weather, and the campus is beautiful this time of year. The food could be better, but is manageable for college food. There are multiple gyms around campus which is really impressive for such a small school. I'm about halfway through my college experience at Walsh and I've been thoroughly pleased with the experience I've had here. If you like small class sizes, genuine professors who will know you by name and not just an ID number, this is the place for you.
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grade B
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76% Acceptance Rate
$20,180 Net Price
960-1210 SAT Range
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Ohio Wesleyan University
4 Year
Delaware, OH
Rating 3.52 out of 5 621 reviews
#24 Best Colleges in Ohio
Freshman: This school has a very good environment and the people are just generally lovely! Most of the professors seem like they actually care about their jobs and about students learning, which makes classes a lot more enjoyable. A few professors are terrible, but you'll find that at any university. In the first month I made so many friends, and the culture is just so wonderful.
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grade B
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67% Acceptance Rate
$27,242 Net Price
990-1250 SAT Range
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The Ohio State University - Marion
4 Year
Marion, OH
Rating 4.03 out of 5 144 reviews
#25 Best Colleges in Ohio
Freshman: I initially chose the Marion campus because of the significant decrease in the cost of tuition, but after classes started I recognized the appeal. The campus is relatively small, compared to the Main campus in Columbus, which makes it easy to navigate and move from building to building. This is expecially nice when facing severe Ohio weather during the winter months. The housing for the school is located across the street. The buildings are new and the furnishings and appliances inside are modern and clean. The campus doesnt have an abundance of athletic programs, they have a soccer club and gaming tables (ping pong and pool). There is an on site police officer at all times. The campus is well lit, and the parking lots are close to the buildings. As for the academic aspect of the school, it is very good. The majority of the teachers are genuinely interested in helping. Overall, I would recommend attending, it is a wonderful school, with great academics, and great people.
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100% Acceptance Rate
$13,234 Net Price
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Miami University
4 Year
Oxford, OH
Rating 3.67 out of 5 3,201 reviews
Freshman: I entered Miami University as a freshman during the COVID-19 pandemic, so I had a much different beginning than most. However, I can truly see why many praise the "public ivy". Miami's campus is beautiful and everything is within walking distance. They made the application process easy, and they were very helpful with financial aid. Being from Ohio, I knew the Oxford area a little bit, and I knew there wasn't much of a city life. However, there is a public bussing system that takes students to both Kroger and Walmart, but the Kroger is also within walking distance. While none of my classes were "in-person" they adapted to the Covid-19 pandemic in the best way they could. They utilized a color coding system for the dorms with the most cases, and they held as much as they could online including an online orientation, sign-up day for clubs, and more! The dorms are super nice and a good size for a college dormitory.
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80% Acceptance Rate
$22,989 Net Price
1190-1390 SAT Range
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Radford University
4 Year
Radford, VA
Rating 3.58 out of 5 1,589 reviews
Junior: Radford is a good school with great professors, great buildings, and a great fraternity and sorority life. I did not enjoy Radford as much as I do now being in a sorority. The food is average and you will most most likely get stuck in Muse, with no A/C. Most of the students are friendly and you are sure going to get along with your classmates! The school is small but big at the same time! You will end up knowing most people in your major!
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grade B
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75% Acceptance Rate
$14,981 Net Price
890-1060 SAT Range
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South University
Rating 4.23 out of 5 26 reviews
Senior: Loved the 5 week classes! Teachers were all great. Online learning can be challenging so I think they do the best they can with the resources.
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2021 Best Colleges in Ohio

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Case Western Reserve University

Kenyon College

The Ohio State University

Denison University

University of Dayton

Oberlin College

University of Cincinnati

Miami University

College of Wooster

John Carroll University

Ohio Northern University

Ohio University

Cedarville University

Xavier University

Baldwin Wallace University

Marietta College

Otterbein University

Bowling Green State University

Kent State University

Muskingum University

Miami University - Middletown

Wittenberg University

Walsh University

Ohio Wesleyan University

The Ohio State University - Marion

Miami University

Radford University

South University