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2021 Best Value Colleges in OhioAbout this List

Explore the colleges that are the best value for your money based on net price, alumni earnings, graduation rates, and student debt using data from the U.S. Department of Education and millions of reviews. The ranking compares the most affordable colleges with the best return on investment. Read more on how this ranking was calculated.

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Case Western Reserve University
4 Year
Cleveland, OH
1,665 reviews
#1 Best Value 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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A+
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A+
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29% Acceptance Rate
$34,061 Net Price
1350-1520 SAT Range
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Kenyon College
4 Year
Gambier, OH
374 reviews
#2 Best Value 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!
Read 374 Reviews
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36% Acceptance Rate
$32,271 Net Price
1280-1470 SAT Range
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Mount Carmel College of Nursing
4 Year
Columbus, OH
113 reviews
#3 Best Value Colleges in Ohio
Sophomore: I enjoy being a part of this college because everyone is super nice and helpful. The advisors and staff are great! They answer emails super fast, usually with a very detailed and thought out response, and sometimes I could just hug them! The instructors genuinely care about you and want to see you succeed. I've never been to a more friendly place. My only issue is that they advertise that tuition is $10,000 a year. Which is true for the first year... But then my tuition went up to $13,000 A SEMESTER.
Read 113 Reviews
B-
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78% Acceptance Rate
$16,293 Net Price
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Ohio Northern University
4 Year
Ada, OH
555 reviews
#4 Best Value 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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A-
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68% Acceptance Rate
$23,567 Net Price
1090-1290 SAT Range
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John Carroll University
4 Year
University Heights, OH
806 reviews
#5 Best Value 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!
Read 806 Reviews
A-
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83% Acceptance Rate
$28,765 Net Price
1090-1290 SAT Range
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University of Dayton
4 Year
Dayton, OH
1,374 reviews
#6 Best Value 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
$34,718 Net Price
1110-1310 SAT Range
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Denison University
4 Year
Granville, OH
662 reviews
#7 Best Value Colleges in Ohio
Junior: Denison experience is what you make out of it-it has pros and cons, but this institution benefits me more.

Administration and Financial Aid are awesome! Tons of on-campus job opportunities and extracurriculars. Dorms and dining halls are average and you can cope with them. Party scene...urgh. Campus is cliquey; greek life+people stick with their racial groups in public spaces. Denison is trying to promote inclusion and it did bring some diversity on campus but still working on that integration part.

Academics are great! I got the most satisfaction out of classes when I chose professors who are demanding as hell but want the best for their students. Relationships do run deep with faculty members. I was not the most competitive student when I got accepted to Denison but professors I met here turned me into an A student. Coursework is challenging, but professors are accessible and will answer your questions, go over your essay, and give recommendations if you just go to office hours.
Read 662 Reviews
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34% Acceptance Rate
$35,694 Net Price
1210-1380 SAT Range
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Marietta College
4 Year
Marietta, OH
364 reviews
#8 Best Value 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.
Read 364 Reviews
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69% Acceptance Rate
$20,453 Net Price
990-1210 SAT Range
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The Ohio State University
4 Year
Columbus, OH
5,353 reviews
#9 Best Value Colleges in Ohio
Senior: I have had an absolutely wonderful experience during my time at OSU. I think the best parts of OSU are that you can be challenged academically and receive a degree from an accredited university, while also have an absolute blast and getting very involved. OSU really has it all, theres over 1400 student organizations on campus and nearly everyone I know is involved in one or more thing, it is an amazing way to build a community at such a big school. With how large and diverse OSU is there is always something going on around campus, if you leave your room you can never be bored. Another huge advantage to the size is that if you're unsure what you want to do, thats ok! OSU has so many diverse majors and credits transfer easily, I know people who have switched majors after two years and still graduated on time. OSU is definitely a place you must be willing to step out of your comfort zone, opportunities are present and endless if you are willing to take that first step.
Read 5,353 Reviews
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52% Acceptance Rate
$18,694 Net Price
1240-1450 SAT Range
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Miami University
4 Year
Oxford, OH
3,125 reviews
#10 Best Value Colleges in Ohio
Junior: I love the feel of the campus and the community there. Most of the professors are nice and helpful. One of the issues I have run into is a lack of communication from my academic advisor, which is not the case with all of them. I want to add a botany major, however the classes are spotty, with few being available at a given time. The staff in the department don't seem to know if or when they can offer some classes, I think due to shortage of professors to teach. The main major I am going for is zoology, but there are few animal-specific courses offered. If you pride yourself in offering botany and zoology degrees specifically, then make sure you actually are able to offer the classes for them! Also Oxford makes intro. chemistry way harder than it needs to be to weed people out.
However, there are also multiple things I love about Miami. The scenery is beautiful, the dining halls are pretty nice, and my korean prof. is absolutely wonderful, so kind and understanding.
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75% Acceptance Rate
$20,542 Net Price
1200-1380 SAT Range
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University of Findlay
4 Year
Findlay, OH
802 reviews
#11 Best Value Colleges in Ohio
Junior: The University of Findlay is a great school for students who prefer a smaller scale education. The class sizes are perfect! You are able to form friendships with other students and professors easily but do not feel as if the school is too small. I would see a new face everyday and it really surprised me! The overall atmosphere is light, inviting and cheerful and its always easy to find a smiling face! The professors truly care about each student and put in hours upon hours just to see each student succeed. They are always a text or phone call away and most are understanding. There is always something going on at campus. Whether it's a basketball game or a club putting an event together, there's always something to do. Findlay, Ohio is a great place to call your second home!
Read 802 Reviews
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74% Acceptance Rate
$24,122 Net Price
1050-1250 SAT Range
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Walsh University
4 Year
North Canton, OH
503 reviews
#12 Best Value 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.
Read 503 Reviews
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78% Acceptance Rate
$19,609 Net Price
990-1190 SAT Range
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Cedarville University
4 Year
Cedarville, OH
1,112 reviews
#13 Best Value Colleges in Ohio
Sophomore: I love the sense of community at CU! There is such a strong emphasis on doing life together. The professors are amazing and care deeply about their students. It is very easy to get in contact with your professor if you need clarification or to ask for advice. There is a strong emphasis on academic excellence and integrity as well. No alcohol or drugs on campus, which eliminates a lot of potential problems. There is almost always something to do on or around campus, such as movie nights and free student-run shows and events. Campus feels very safe, even after dark.
Read 1,112 Reviews
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79% Acceptance Rate
$23,360 Net Price
1130-1350 SAT Range
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Otterbein University
4 Year
Westerville, OH
667 reviews
#14 Best Value 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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81% Acceptance Rate
$24,255 Net Price
1100-1280 SAT Range
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University of Cincinnati
4 Year
Cincinnati, OH
3,734 reviews
#15 Best Value 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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73% Acceptance Rate
$20,085 Net Price
1160-1370 SAT Range
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Xavier University
4 Year
Cincinnati, OH
1,079 reviews
#16 Best Value 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!
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74% Acceptance Rate
$31,240 Net Price
1070-1250 SAT Range
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College of Wooster
4 Year
Wooster, OH
1,297 reviews
#17 Best Value 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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54% Acceptance Rate
$28,715 Net Price
1130-1370 SAT Range
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The Ohio State University at Marion
4 Year
Marion, OH
142 reviews
#18 Best Value 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.
Read 142 Reviews
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100% Acceptance Rate
$12,191 Net Price
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Ohio Wesleyan University
4 Year
Delaware, OH
617 reviews
#19 Best Value 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.
Read 617 Reviews
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69% Acceptance Rate
$27,857 Net Price
990-1250 SAT Range
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University of Mount Union
4 Year
Alliance, OH
1,110 reviews
#20 Best Value Colleges in Ohio
Sophomore: My experience with Mount Union has been amazing. As a current student, I love it here! The faculty and staff are very helpful, the academics are great, and student life is amazing. Living on campus and meeting new people with similar interests has made my experience more memorable. Athletics are huge in Mount Union culture. Athletes are very competitive and Mount Union athletic programs receive national recognition, especially the football program. Greek life is also something special at Mount Union. Mount Union has a special place in my heart and I will always recommend somebody makes a visit to the campus sometime!
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96% Acceptance Rate
$22,433 Net Price
970-1200 SAT Range
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Oberlin College
4 Year
Oberlin, OH
636 reviews
#21 Best Value 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
$43,407 Net Price
1280-1490 SAT Range
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Ohio State University - Mansfield
4 Year
Mansfield, OH
126 reviews
#22 Best Value Colleges in Ohio
Freshman: My experience at OSU Mansfield has been an experience that is worth more than words can say. But, to try to put it in words, I would say that it is the most welcoming environment. Here at OSU Mansfield, everyone is friendly and willing to help each other. The professors are absolutely amazing and try to get to know who you are. The classes are small with about 20-50 people per class. This campus offers many things that you could never get on a bigger campus. The best part is that it's cheaper! The on campus living is an apartment complex, so no cramped up dorm room. If you plan to go to the main campus they make the transition very smooth for you. The friendships and academic achievement that I have had this past year has been absolutely outstanding.
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100% Acceptance Rate
$15,728 Net Price
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Wittenberg University
4 Year
Springfield, OH
726 reviews
#23 Best Value Colleges in Ohio
Sophomore: This school is very beautiful and the campus is easy to get around. The professors are super sweet and the classrooms are decent size so they get to know you pretty well over the course of a semester or year. They always are available and have posted office hours. The students are all very nice and 40% of the campus is greek life. The housing system has an honors floor and a substance free floor along with a gender inclusive floor so everyone feels comfortable. The diversity could be better and their could definitely be more representation for other races on campus. The language and culture departments host lots of events to celebrate other cultures, but it’s rare anyone attends unless they’re specifically interested in that study area. Overall, it’s a fun campus and i would recommend.
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74% Acceptance Rate
$23,989 Net Price
1040-1240 SAT Range
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Franciscan University of Steubenville
4 Year
Steubenville, OH
788 reviews
#24 Best Value Colleges in Ohio
Freshman: Franciscan is one of the best Colleges I have been to. It is very strong academically and has small classes so you get a lot of personal help from the professors. For someone looking for a faith-filled experience then this is the perfect place! there are so many different personailes you are guaranteed to find people that you get along with very well, but you are a small enough group that you do get to know almost everyone!
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77% Acceptance Rate
$25,908 Net Price
1060-1280 SAT Range
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Hiram College
4 Year
Hiram, OH
427 reviews
#25 Best Value Colleges in Ohio
Freshman: I like Hiram because it is small, rural, and you feel a tight sense of community in all the people you meet. I really connected with others who became my friends through my job on campus, in my classes, in my residence hall, and around campus.. I really enjoyed the most of my experience at Hiram with living on campus, classes, and meeting new friends. I hope more people can!
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58% Acceptance Rate
$21,700 Net Price
930-1190 SAT Range
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Columbus College of Art & Design
4 Year
Columbus, OH
388 reviews
Senior: Overall this school is wonderful. Every college has it's bad stuff, so trust me when I say this school isn't perfect. As an Illustration major, it took until my third year to really get into what the field is about and the variety opportunities available to us which is frustrating. Some of the not-so-great qualities is the parking, the safety isn't always great on the far side of campus, (though safety is great on the main section,) and the cost is way too high. These details can be frustrating at times but there are ways to make the most of it. You can live off campus to save a ton of money, you can join the wonderful clubs they have available, definitely take part of as many free events as possible because of the free food, there is great free counseling, plus this is a very accepting school for LGBTQ+!
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88% Acceptance Rate
$25,884 Net Price
980-1200 SAT Range
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Roanoke, VA
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Sophomore: Very helpful and great communication. They have an open door policy and the latest in technology. ECPI gets right down to business, so there is no messing around.
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Walsh University
4 Year
North Canton, OH
503 reviews
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.
Read 503 Reviews
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78% Acceptance Rate
$19,609 Net Price
990-1190 SAT Range
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