1465 Mount Vernon Ave.
Marion, OH 43302

Ohio State University in Marion is a satellite campus of Ohio State University and gives students a chance to go to a Big Ten school but at a smaller location. The seven complete majors available at this Ohio College are business administration, education, English, history, psychology, master of education, and the RN to BSN completion program.

The total enrollment at Ohio State University at Marion is around 1,700. There are over 35 full-time faculty members. The average class size is around 20 students. The average student receives about $1,600 in scholarships and approximately 70 percent of students receive financial aid, including state and federal aid. In their respective fields, all of the full-time faculty have doctoral degrees or the highest degree. Several have one the Ohio State Distinguished Teaching Award.

There are more than 20 student organizations at Ohio State University at Marion. Some of these clubs range from political to religious. If a student can't find one that they want to join, they can start their own club. There are several cultural activities, such as choir, poetry, and fiction readings. Sports also play a role in campus life. The Student Center has a modern gym, plus an indoor rock climbing walls. Ohio State University at Marion is part of the Ohio Regional Campus Conference. Sports teams include golf, men's and women's basketball, soccer, cheerleading, and volleyball.

The Student Success program is for students who come to college directly out of high school and need help to transition to the college level. Career counseling is open to all students, especially when it's time to start the interview process or build a resume. Students can participate in work-study (federally funded) or non-work-study (departmentally funded) work opportunities. The Academic Enrichment Center provides free tutoring for students, with a concentration on math and English. One-to-one tutoring and small groups tutoring is available.

Quick Facts:

Ohio State University at Marion offers students a chance to take honors-level coursework.

During the Orientation program, OSU Marion students have a chance to meet faculty, current students, and staff. This is also the time where students register for classes and meet an academic advisor.

The Marion Campus Library is affiliated with the Ohio State University Libraries, giving students and faculty a variety of resources in electronic and print formats.

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